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BIBLIOTHECA OORNUBIENSIS. 



BIBLIOTHECA CORNUBIENSIS. 

A CATALOGUE OF THE 

WRITINGS, BOTH MANUSCRIPT AND PRINTED. OF 

Cornishfnen, 

AND OF , WORKS RELATING TO THE 

COUNTY OF CORNWALL 

WITH 

BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOEANDA AND COPIOUS LITEEARY EEFEEENOES. 

BY 

- GEORGE CLEMENT BOASE 

AND 

WILLIAM PEIDEAUX COURTMY. 



"Books we know 
Are a substantial world, both pure and good; 
Bound these with tendrils, strong as flesh and blood, 
Our pastime and our happiness will grow." 

Wordsworth's Personal Talk. 



VOLUME I. 

A— 0. 

LONDON: 
LONGMANS, GREEN, READER, and DYER. 

1874. 



TRURO: 

PRINTED BY J. R. NETHERTON, 

LEMON STREET. 



Preface. 



npHE work, of which the first volume is now presented to the reader, makes no 
pretension to the title of a complete Bibliography of the County of Cornwall ; 
it is coiitent to be considered merely as a contribution to its literary history. 
An experience of several years spent in the collection of the materials has only 
served to show the deficiencies and imperfections which still exist. The diflS.- 
culties of procuring accurate information about local and ephemeral publications 
are manifold, and it has only been by devoting to the subject the leisure hours 
of many years that the matter contained in these pages has been accumulated. 
When the authors first proposed to themselves the execution of this work, 
they recognized the desirability of furnishing a Catalogue : 

I. Of all works written by natives of Cornwall, members of Cornish families, 
and persons resident in the County. 

II. Of all works relating to the County, even though written by persons 
unconnected therewith. 

They further resolved that the works they would describe should be of 
no limited character. They determined to include within the scope of their 
undertaking not merely books of permanent interest, but also pamphlets, political 
tracts, literary and scientific papers, reports of societies, patents, dramas, music, 
songs, extracts from sale catalogues, maps, manuscripts, &c. 

One special feature of this work consists of the lists of manuscripts which 
will be found described under the names of the various writers ; by far the 
larger portion of them has never before been referred to in any book on the 
County. All the printed catalogues of manuscripts in the British Museum and 



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other libraries have been carefully consulted, and for those years during which 
the lists of additions to the manuscripts in the British Museum have not been 
given to the public in a printed form, the authors have endeavoured, but 
necessarily with imperfect success, to collect the information from the manuscript 
catalogues in the Museum itself. XJie reader will not fail to notice the valuable 
information which has been obtained from the three Reports of the Royal Com- 
mission on Historical Manuscripts. The Calendars of the Records now in course 
of publication under the direction of the Master of the Rolls being still in an 
imperfect and unconnected state have not been referred to. On the completion 
of these calendars the selection and enlargement of the matter referring to Corn- 
wall would, in the hands of a skilful antiquary, form the subject of a very valuable 
volume. 

A perusal of these pages will show that the writers of Cornwall bear no 
inconsiderable place in the literature of their country. The list of more eminent 
names given in the footnote* bears evidence to the comprehensive character of 
their pursuits and tastes. It comprises statesmen, poets, physicians, and men 
eminent in every branch of science. 

It is believed that the lists of their writings are here given with more fullness 
and in a more complete form than in any other published work. Let the reader 
compare the accounts of any of these persons with those given in the pages 



» Adams, John Couch, P.E.S., Astronomer. 

Allen, Ralph, PJiilanthropist, the friend of Alexander 

Pope. 
Anstis, John, Garter King at Arms. 
Bate, C. S., P.E.S., Writer on Natural ffistory. 
Biddulph, Eev. T. T., Theologian. 
Borlase, Eev. WiUiam, F.K.S., Antiquary. 
Buckingham, J. S., Traveller. 
Buller, Sir Francis, Judge. 
Carew, Eichard, Historian and Antiquary. 
Colenso, Et. Eev. J. W., Theologian. 
Couch, Jonathan, Naturalist. 
Davy, Sir Humphry, P.B.S., Philosopher. 
Drew, Samuel, Metaphysician. 
Eliot, Sir John, Politician. 
Fitz-Geoftry, Eev. Charles, Tljeologian and Poet. 
Foote, Samuel, Dramatist. 

Gilbert, Davies, P.E.S., Historical and Scientific Writer. 
Godolphin, John, Law Writer. 
Godolphin, Sidney, Poet. 

Godolphin, Sidney, Statesman. g 

Godolphin, Sir WUliam, Ambassador. ' 

Grenville, Sir Bevil, Eoyalist Leader. ' 

Grenville, Very Eev. Denis, Theologian. 
Gumey, Sir Goldsworthy, Chemist. 
Haweis, Eev. Thomas, Theologian. 
Hawker, Eev. E. S., Poet. 



Henwood, W. J., F.E.S., Geologist. 

Herle, Eev. Charles, Theologian. 

James, Sir Henry, F.E.S., Military Engineer. 

Jane, Very Eev. William, Theologian. 

Johannes de S. Germano Cornubiensis, Theologian. 

Kendall, Eev. George, Theologian. 

Killigrew, Sir Henry, Ambassador, 

KiUigrew, Eev. Henry, Dramatist. 

Killigrew, Thomas, Dramatist. 

Killigrew, Sir William, Dramatist. 

Lander, E. L., Traveller. 

Long, Edward, Historian. 

Lower, Eichard, F.E.S., Physician. 

Lower, Sir William, Dramatist. 

Martjn, Eev. Henry, Missionary. 

Mayow, John, P.E.S., Physician. 

Melvill, Eev. Henry, Theologian. 

Milles, Very Eev. Jeremiah, Antiquary. 

Molesworth, Sir William, F.E.S., Statesman. 

Moyle, Walter, Political Writer. 

NichoUs, Frank, F.E.S., Physician. 

NichoUs, Sir George, Philanthropist. 

Nicolas, Sir N. H., Antiquary. 

Noy, William, Statesman. 

Oliver, WiUiam, F.E.S. d. 1716. Physician. 

Oliver, William, F.E.S. d. 1764. Physician. 

Opie, John, E.A., Painter. 



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of sucli esteemed and standard works of reference as those of Watt, Lowndes, 
Darling, or AUibone, and he will speedily find that by concentrating constant and 
unwearied diligence upon one branch of Bibliography an account of several lines 
has been expanded into several columns. * 

Biographical memoranda respecting the whole of the writers spoken of in the 
Bibliotheca Cornubiensis have been given after the mention of their names, and 
neither labour nor expense has been spared to render these memoranda complete 
and trustworthy. Not only have facts and references been gleaned from books 
of the most varied character, but many parish registers have been examined and 
letters have been addressed to all presumable sources of information. 

It may perhaps be observed as a peculiarity that hardly any references are 
given to county histories and other works of a similar nature ; the intention, 
however, in this undertaking being to refer to comparatively unexplored sources 
and not to general matter already well known, all notices of these books have, 
with very few exceptions, been omitted. 

In describing the works which have come under their notice the authors 
have recognized the value of giving, as far as possible,, a verbatim copy of the 
original title page, and in those cases where from extreme length it has been found 
absolutely necessary to abbreviate a title marks have been inserted to indicate 
the omissions. The pagination and publishing price have also been added. Great 
attention has been given to the subject of anonymous and pseudonymous litera- 
ture, and many works and papers have now for the first time been assigned to their 

respective authors. 

Whilst the authors of this work would fain beheve that its interest is not 
confined to natives of their own County, they are yet aware that it is by the future 
historians of CornwaU that its value will be most fully estimated. Within this 
volume is brought together an immense catalogue of local materials such as could 
not elsewhere be found, with exact references to the various sources of informa- 



. The article on the Attorney General WiUiam Noy, on pp. 401-405 in the Bibliotheca Cornubiensis, wO 
• ine anioie on '.^"J^)^^ ■? , , attempted to be accomplished m this work. It consists of 56 
serve as a case in point ^ illustrate ^1^^' ^^^^f^^^^^^^^ li which the Attorney General was wholly or in 

biographical references, 24 titles f"^ TortionsTre addressed to him, or in which he is especially spoken of, 
part the author 5 titles of ''""^^^X^^wMchlrbv h^^^ remainder concern his life and his writings. 

42 notices of MSS. a large J^f'J"'^*? °^ jj^^j^^ ^fg I'^^es^Mii in Watt the account occupies but 20 Imes, in Bohn's 
The whole pes 107 distinct facts, and occupies 4^M ^^ .^ ^^^ j^ j^ ,, j^. 

^Xa'l2*'l^Sonr9ran\£%^fsra IS^efr^^^^^^ latlr works the greater portion of the space 

roccAp^ed^tSaUs of kography and criticisms of the author's writings. 



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tion ; personal details have now been preserved wHch at some future time it would 
be much more difficult if not actually impossible to obtain ; and the whole has 
been so digested and methodized as to render it easy of reference to those desirous 
of consulting it. In connection with this latter point it may be mentioned that 
the second part of this undertaking will contain (in addition to a mass of matter 
which could not be classified under authors' names) cross references, under such 
headings as Cornish Language, Geology, Mineralogy, Botany, etc., to all the infor- 
mation published in the preceding part. By this means the study of any particular 
subject connected with the County will be rendered comparatively an easy process. 

The authors have now the pleasant duty of recording the names of those 
gentlemen from whom they have chiefly derived assistance. 

Thanks are especially due to -William Sandys, Esq., The Eev. Edmund Boger, 
John Brendon Curgenven, Esq., and William Noy, Esq., for furnishing full par- 
ticulars of the titles and collations of the Cornish books in their Libraries. 

To Thomas Quiller Couch, Esq., of Bodmin, and Charles Chorley, Esq., of 
Truro, they are indebted for the use of some MS. collections formed by them with 
the intention they once entertained of publishing a catalogue of works on Cornwall. 

W. J. Henwood, Esq., and the Eev. C. W. Boase have most kindly perused 
the proof sheets during the passage of this work through the press, and have 
furnished the authors with numerous suggestions respecting alterations and 
additions. 

To J. J. A. Boase, Esq., and G. B. Millett, Esq., of Penzance, Eichard Edmonds, 
Esq., of Plymouth, Charles Barham, Esq., of Truro, and N. Hare, jun., Esq., of 
Liskeard, they have rarely applied in vain for particulars concerning the lives and 
publications of the inhabitants of those towns with which they are respectively 
connected. 

Mr. John Kinsman, Bookseller, of Penzance, has placed them under numerous, 
obligations for collations of all the local works which have passed through his 
hands during a period of some years. 

To the Clergy, not only of Cornwall but of many other parts of England, 
they have to tender their warmest thanks for furnishing extracts from church 
registers without, in the majority of instances, making any demand for the fees 
justly due to them for such services. 



IX 



In the preparation of this work the authors have pre-eminently to acknow- 
ledge the assistance they have derived from the treasures of the British Museum. 
Next to that vast storehouse of literature they are indebted to the Bodleian Library. 
On the shelves of Dr. Williams' Library and of Sion College have been found many 
theological and other works of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries which 
are wanting elsewhere ; and the Guildhall and London Institution Libraries have 
afforded the authors the use of many valuable books. From the London Library, 
in St. James' Square, they have been able to take to their own homes many of 
the most valuable works of reference, and by this means they have pursued 
their studies during those months of the year in which they are practically ex- 
cluded by the nature of their daily labours from entering the library of the 
British Museum. To the officers of the whole of these institutions they tender 
their warmest thanks for the constant assistance they have received in their labo- 
rious undertaking. 

Lastly thanks are due to a large number of persons, whose names cannot 
here be enumerated, for supplying information in furtherance of this work. To 
many gentlemen who will not find any references to the matter they have 
furnished, the explanation is necessary that their communications arrived too late 
to be printed in this volume. Such notices however have been carefully treasured 
and they will appear with many additional facts in the supplement to the second 
volume. 

The authors now dismiss the toU of years with the earnest request that any 
persons who are in a position to furnish additional information or corrections 
wUl obligingly communicate with them. 



8, Queen Square, Westminster, S. W; 

December, 187S. 



Abbreviations. 



Addit. 


Additional. 


q.v. 


Anon. 


anonymous. 




ante 


before. 




b. 


bom. 


B. 


bapt. 


baptized. 


Sep. 


biog. 


biography, biographical. 


a. 


Bp. 


bishop. 


n.sh. 


bro. 


brother. 


See 


bur. 


buried. 




cf. 


confer, cf. is used when referring 






to matter not in the Bibliotheoa 


sic 




Cornubiensis. 




Contnbs. 


Contributions. 


supp. 


drca 


about. 


supra 


dau. 


daughter. 


• trans. 


d. 


died. 


temp. 


diet. 


dictionary. 


V. 


Ed. 


Edition. 


w. 


m. by 


Edited by. 


. ■ • 


eJd. 


eldest. 




flo. 


flourished. 


[ ] 


etc. 


indicates that some portion of 
the title is omitted. 




ib., iUd. 


the same. 


Joun. B.I.C. 


i.e. 


namely. 




Incmnb. 


Incumbent. 


Rep. Miners' Assoc. 


Jour. Joum. 


Journal. 


of G. & D. 


Mem. Mems. 


Memoir, Memoirs. 


Pep. B.CP.Soc. 


Monu. 


Monument. 




Mag. 


Magazioe. 


Rep.R.I.C. 


MS., MS8. 


Manuscript, Manuscripts. 




n.d. 


no date. The presumed date of 
pubUeation is inserted in [ ] 


Trans.P.N.H.d!A.S. 


n.p. or d. 


no place or date. 




ob. obit 


died. 


Trans. R.G.S.O. 


JP- PP- 


page, pages. 




.0. or Perp. 0. 


Perpetual Curate. 


Peg. & Mag. of Biog. 


penes 


in the possession of. 




Prof. 


Professor. 




pseud. 


pseudonym. 


Biog. Diet. Soc. 


pt. 


part. 


D.U.K. 


Pub. 


Published. 





quod vide, which see. q.v. is used 
when referring to matter in the 
Bibliotheca Cornubiensis. 

Eector. 

Beport. 

son. 

single sheet. 

the word See is used when refer- 
ring to portions of the Biblio- 
theca Cornubiensis. 

thus. To indicate an apparent 
error in the Title of a book. 

Supplement. 

above. 

Transactions. 

in the time of. 

Vicar. 

wife. 

Indicate that some matter is 
omitted. 

Words in. sc[uare brackets are 
iiiserted as a means of afford- 
ing additional information. 

Journal of the Boyal Institution 
of Cornwall. 

Beport of the Miners' Association 
of Cornwall & Devon. 

Beport of the Boyal Cornwall 
Polytechnic Society. 

Beport of the Eoyal Institution 
of Cornwall. 

Transactions of the Penzance 
Natural History and Anti- 
quarian Society. 

Transactions oi the Eoyal Geolo- 
gical Society of Cornwall. 

Begister and Magazine of Bio- 
graphy, 1869. No more pub- 
lished. 

Biographical Dictionary of the 
Society for Diffusion of Use- 
ful Knowledge. [Only letter 
A published]. 



Corrigenda and Addenda. 



Page 8. For Atkinson, Mr., read. Atkinson, Henry. 

Page 17, col. 1, line 2, after il. insert iii, 40-100, (1865), and dele 1864. 

Page 17, col. 2, line 24. For Batten, Joseph Hallet, read Batten, John Hallet. 

Page 18. Bealj Kev. William, d. Liskeard, 18 June, 1872. 

Page 18. Beal, Kev. William (eld. son of preceding), d. Aigle, Switzerland, 20 Apl., 1870. 

Page 20. Bellows, John. 6. Liskeard, 18 Jan., 1831. 

Page 21. Benson, Rev. Joseph, b. near Temple, Sowerby, Westmoreland, 25 Jan., 1748. d. London, 
1 6 Feb., 1821, and not as stated. 

Page 22, col. 1, line 16 from bottom, dele the words Beta., pseud, i.e., Boase, Henry. 

Page 25. For Blanchard, Edward Laman, read Blanchard, Edward Leman. 

Page 28. Boase, Charles William, d. Albury, 7 June, 1872. iur. Albury. 

Page 29, col. 2 at the bottom, the two articles from T. Thompson's Ann. Philos., are by Henry 
Boase, not by Henry S. Boase. 

Page 30, coj. 1, line 22 from bottom, for Sardian, read Sardinian. 

Page 33, col. 2, line 20 from bottom, for son of William Borlase, read son of James Jacob Borlase. 
Page 36. Borrow, Rev. William, dele 18 May, 1849, and insert 1861. 
Page 39. Bower, Rev. John. d. Lostwithiel, 21 Dec, 1872, aged 86. 
Page 43. Brownlow, Emma^Sophia, Countess, d. Bolton Lodge, Torquay, 28 Jan., 1872. 
Page 49. Buckstone, John Baldwin, son of John Buckstone, was b. Hoxton, 18 Sept., 1802. 
Page 58, col. 1, lines 22-23, dele Sundry Christian Passions, and insert Ecclesiastes. 
Page 59, col. 2, line 31, for A. E. Carlyon, read E. A. Carlyon. 

Page 60. For Came, Miss Elizabeth, read Came, Miss Elizabeth Catherine Thomas, b. Riviere 
House, Phillack, 1817. d. Penzance, 7 Sept., 1873. bm. PhUlack. 

Page 60. Carne, John. J. 18 June, 1789. 
Page 61. Came, Joseph. &. 17 Apl., 1782. 
Page 63, col. 2, line 15, after Fast, insert Lond., 1776, 4o. 

Page 63. Carpenter, Jane, wife of Samuel Carpenter, d. Saltash, 18 Apl., 1847, aged 68. 
Page 72, col. 2, line 14 from bottom, for Kelland, read Helland. . 
Page 76, col. 2, line 17,' for 1768 read 18 Nov., 1766. 
Page 83, col. 1, line 6, for 1866, read 1867. 

Page 83, col. 2, lines 10 and 11 from bottom, dele from Matthews to 1851. 

Page 93, col. 2. Couch, Richard Quiller. 6 articles in the Reports of the R.C.P.Soc, were acci- 
dentally omitted by the Printer, they will be given in the Appendix. 
Page 97, col. 1, line 12 from bottom, for Good Woods read Good Words. 
Page 97, col. 2, line 16 from bottom, for daughter read 1 sister. 
Page 104. Daniell, Rev. Mark. d. Axminster, 20 Feb., 1821, and not as stated. 
Page 106. Davis, Mary Margaret, d. St. Mary's, Scilly, 19 Nov., 1870, aged 36. 
Page 112. Dayman, Rev. Peter, dele the word Rev. 
Page 113, col. 2, line 5, after ii insert pp. 
Page 114. Dendy, Walter Cooper, d. Suffolk St., Pall Mall, 10 Dec, 1871, aged 77. 



xu 

Page 127. Dunsterville, Commander Edward, d. 32, St. Augustine's Road, Camden Sq., London, 

11 Mch., 1873. 
Page 140. Eliot, John, M.P. hvr. 1665, not 1865 as stated. 
Page 141, col. 2, line 23, for 4tli Oct., read 11th Oct. 
Page 143. Enys, John Samuel, d. Enys, 29 May, 1872. 
Page 160, col, 2, line 11, for Clandiana, read Glaudiana. 

Page 160. Eox, Charles. S. 1749. d Villa Place, Bathwick, 1 Mch., 1809, and not as stated. 
Page 161, col. 2, line 6, for William Armistead, read Wilson Armistead. 
Page 173, col. 2, lines 24 and 25 from bottom, for Dec, 1839, read 3 Jan., 1840. 
Page 176, col. 1, lines 8 and 9 from bottom, for Little Petherick, read Liskeard. 
Page 187. Greenwood, Alfred, of Chelmsford, d. 1847. 
Page 190, col. 1, line 23, for St. Winnow, read Withiel. 
Page 193, col. 2, line 15, for 12°., read 8°. 
Page 198, col. 1, line 22, for legislature, read legislative. 

Page 202. Haddan, Rev. Arthur West. d. Barton, Warwickshire, 8 Feb., 1873. 
Page 213. Harvey, Thomas Kingston. . d. Pera, Constantinople, 23 Apl., 1872. 
Page, 226. Hedgeland, John Pike. d. Exeter, 2 May, 1873. 
Page 255. Hotten, John Camden, d. Haverstock Hill, 14 June, 1873. 

Page 256, col. 1, line 4 from bottom, after 1723, add Lond., printed for John Morley, at the Cross- 
Keys, in the Poultry, 1723, 4°., pp. 28, 4d. 

Page 265. Jago, James, M.D., (son of Jbhn Jago). h. At the Barton of Kegilliack, Budock, 18 
Dec, 1815, and not as stated. 

Page 288, col. 1, line 4, dele 28 July, 1684. 

Page 288, col. 1, Hues 9 and 10, for J. B. Nichols, read J. Gr. Nichols. 

Page, 328, col. 2, line 3 from bottom, dele John and insert Stephen, and in line 2 after Pen- 
zance, insert lapt. 4 June. 

Page 329. Lyne, Rev. Charles, d. Colby ViUa, DawUsh, 5 May, 1873. 

Page 331, col.' 1, line 19 from bottom, for Festiva, read Festuca. 

Page 331, col. 2, line 16, for Arundel, read Arundell. 

Page 343, col. 1, line 22, for 1817, read 7 Dec, 1827. 

Page 345, col. 2, line 14, for 1843, read 1844. 

Page 369, col. 2, Une 7, after Falmouth, insert \i.e., Nicholas Tresidder.] 

Page 371, col. 2, line 10 from bottom, for WUl. Lees', read WUl. Lee's. 

Page 380, col. 1, line 11, for Murchinson, read Murchison. 

Page 412. Oliver, Wilham, M.D., F.R.S. .(son of John Oliver), ba^t. Ludgvan, 27 Aug., 1695. 



BIBLIOTHECA 
CORNUBIENSIS. 



PAET I. 



ADAMS. 



A. 



A. Sei Jessopp, Eev. A. 

ADAMS, Francis Jennings. ShijjbuUder. b. St. 
Ives, 24 Dec, 1769. d. St. Ives, 17 Marcli, 
1845. 

Description of a new Life Boat. Rep. B. C.P.S., 
1838, pp. 143-44. 

Improved Method of Stowing Provisions, ib., 
1838, pp. 145-46. 

Essay on the Fishing Boats of Cornwall, ib., 
1843, Supp., pp. 6-8. 

ADAMS, Rev. John, M.A. (son of Henry Adams, 
who d. Kilkhampton, 1857^. V. of Stock Cross, 
Berks, 1858. b. Morwinstow, 31 Aug:, 1822. 

Prince Charles Edward after the Battle of 
Culloden. The Oxford Newdigate Prize Poem 
for 1847, by J. Adams. Oxford, Macpherson, 
1847, 80., pp. 15, 1/-. 

Pauperism and its causes, a paper read at the 
Newbury Chamber of Agriculture, Nov. 30, 
1871, by the Rev. J. Adams. Newbury, Blacket, 
1871, 80., pp. 14, 3d. 

Account of the Opening of Veryan Beacon. 
Bep. B.I.C., 1855, pp. 23-26. 



ADAMS, Eev. John. (Con.).. 

Chronicles of the Cornish Saints. Journ. B.I. C, 

i. S. Cuby. 1867, Oct., pp. 314-23. 

ii. S. Petrook. 1868, Apl., pp. 1-9. 

iii. S. Constantine. 1869, Apl., pp. 82-88. 

iv. S. Samson. 1869, Apl., pp. 89-98. 

V. S. David. 1870, Apl., pp. 155-61. 

vi. S. Burian. 1873, Apl., pp. 140-43. 

A Geological Sketch of the Valley of the 
Kennet. Wilts Archmol. and Nat. Hist. Mag., xi, 
268-86, (1869). 

On the Sarsen stones of Berkshire and WUts. 
Geol. Mag., x, 198-202, (1873). 

Note.' — Originally appeared in Trans, of- Newbury 
District Field Club. 

ADAMS, John Couch, M.A., F.R.S. (son of 
Thos. Adams, b. Laneast, 1789. d. Lidcott, 28 
Mck, 1859;. Senior Wrangler, 1843; Fellow 
of St. John's Coll., Camb., 1843-53 ; Lown- 
dean Professor of Astronomy, 1858; Discoverer 
of the planet Neptune, 1845. b. Lidcott, Lan- 
east, 5 June, 1819, (but no entry in Register). 
cf Professor A. Be Morgan! s Budget of Paror 
doxes, (1872), pp. 237-40, 253, 343-44; Eng- 
lish Cyclop.; Men of the Time; Mechanics' Mag., 
xlv, 604-15, (1846); Allen's Liskea/rd, (1856), 
pp. 536, 554. 

A 



ADAMS. 



AITKEN. 



ADAMS, John Couch, M.A., F.E.S. (Con.). 

Contribs. to Memoirs and Monthly Notices of 
the Royal Astronom. Soc. of Lond., viz. : — 

Elements of the Comet of Faye. M.N., vi, 
20, (1844). 

The relative position of the two heads of 
Biela's Comet. M.N., vii, 83, (1846). 

An Explanation of the Irregularities in the 
motion of Uranus, on the hypothesis of distur- 
bances caused by a distant Planet, with a Deter- 
mination of the Mass, &c., of the disturbing 
body. M.N., vii, 149-52, (1846). Mems., xvi, 
427-59, 1847. [Also found as a distinct vol., 
Lond., 1846, 8".] 

Eesearches in the Problem of Inverse Per- 
turbations leading to the Discovery of the planet 
Neptune. M.N., vii, 218, 244, 285, 308; viii, 
24, 172. 

On an Error in Bouvard's Tables of Saturn. 
Mems., xvii, 1-2, (1849); M.K, vii, 251-52. 

New elements of Neptune. M.N., vii, 268-69, 
(1847). 

On the Mass of Uranus. M.N., ix, 159-60, 
(1849). 

The Total Eclipse of the Sun, 28 July, 1851, 
as seen at Frederiksvoern, by Mr. Adams and 
Mr. Liveing. Mems., xxi, 101, (1852). 

Address at Annual Meeting, 1852. Mems., 
xxi, 211, (1853); M.N., xii, 114, (1852). 

Address at Annual Meeting, 1853. Mems., 
xxii, 254, (1854); M.N., xiii, 141, (1852). 

Observations on Comet II, 1861, made at 
the Cambridge Observatory. M.N., xiv, 181, 
(1854); xxii, 268, (1862). 

New Tables of the Moon's Parallax. M.N., 
xiii,175-80, 1853. [Nautical Almanac,l856,A-aTp., 
pp. 35-53.] 

On the corrections to be applied to Burck- 
hardt's and Plana's Parallax of the Moon. M.N., 
xiii, 262-64, (1853). 

On the Secular Variation of the Moon's mean 
motion. M.N., xiv, 59-62, (1853); xix, 207, 
(1859); XX, 225, 279, 1860. [Philos. Trans., 
cxliii, 397-406, 1853.] 

On the Secular Variation of the eccentricity 
and inclination of the moon's orbit. M.N., xix, 
206-208, (1859). 

Eeply to various observations which have 
been brought against his theory of the Secular 
Acceleration of the Moon's Mean Motion. M.N 
XX, 225-40, (1860). 

Postscript to the Eeply to various observations 
which have been brought against the Theory of 
the Secular Acceleration. M.N., xx, 279-80. 



Calculation of the perturbations of Uranus by 
the planet Neptune. Brit. Assoc. Section, 1847 
p. 7. 



ADAMS, John Cottch, M.A., P.B.S. (Con. J. 

The application of graphical methods to the 
solution of astronomical problems, and in par- 
ticular to the determination of the perturbations 
of planets and comets, ib., 1849, p. 1. ^ 

On Professor Challis's new theorem relating 
to the Moon's orbit. Fhilos. Mag., viii, 27-36, 
(1854). 

On the Perturbations of Uranus. Nautical 
Almanac, 1851. Apj>., pp. 265-93. 

Observations of Comet II, 1861. Astronomische 
Nachrichten,_ Altona, Ivii, col. 235-40, (1862). 

Ephemeris of Neptune and Meridian Observa- 
tions. By J. C. Adams and James ChaUjs. ik, 
xxvi, col. 241-44, (1848). ' 

ADAMS, Sir William. See Eawson, Sir W. 

ADAMS, William Grylls, M.A., F.E.S. (bro. 
of J. C. Adams). Professor of Natural Philo- 
sophy and Astronomy in King's College, 
London, 1865. b. Lidcott, 16 Feb., 1836. 

Flora of Marlborough, with notices of the 
birds and a sketch of the geological features of 
the neighbourhood. With a map. [Written by 
T. A. Preston.] Lond., J. Van Voorst, 1863, 8<>. 

Note. — " The Geological features of Marlborough," 
oooupying pp. ix-xxiii, is by W. G. Adams. 

The Eectangular hyperbola. Oxford, Cambridge 
and Dublin Messenger of Mathematics, i, 38-40, 
(1862). 

On the application of the principle of the 
screw to the floats of paddle wheels. Lond. 
Edinb. and Dublin Philos. Mag., xxix, 249-62, 
351-61, (1865). 

AITKEN, Eev. Egbert. Curate of Perranuth- 
noe, 1842-44; V. of Pendeen, 1849-73. 
b. Crailing, near Jedburgh, 22 Jan., 1800. 
d. on platform of G-.W.E. Station, Padding- 
ton, 11 July, 1873. bur. Pendeen, 18 July. 

Truth against Truth; or the Battle of the 
Covenants. A Sermon delivered in St. Mary's 
Church, Penzance, on Friday, the 16th May, 

1851, at the Triennial Visitation of the Lord 
Bishop of Exeter. With a prefatory address to 
the Clergy of the Evangelical and High Church 
Schools. By the Eev. E. Aitken, Incumbent of 
Pendeen, Cornwall, and Domestic Chaplain to 
the Earl of Caithness. Penzance : published by 
F. T. Vibert ; Lond., W. M. Pardon, 23, Cole- 
man Street, 1851, 8"., pp. 31, 1/6. 

Spiritual Vitality. An Address to the Clergy, 
in two parts. By the Eev. E. Aitken. Lond., 
J. H. Parker ; Truro, J. E. Netherton [printed,! 

1852, 80., pp. 34, 1/-. 



AITKEN. 



ALLEN. 



; AITKEN, Eev. Eobebt. fCon.J. 

Methodistic Catholicism, a word of expostu- 
lation to the Eev. E. Aitken, in answer to his 
Address to the Clergy, entitled " Spiritual Vital- 
ity." By a Parish Priest, [i.e., the Eev. M. M. 
Humble.] Lond., J. H. Parker; Penzance, Vibert 
[printed,] 1852, S"., pp. 28. 

The Conversion and -Holy Life of St. Augus- 
tine. By the Eev. E. Aitken. Lond., J. H. 
Parker; Truro, J. E. Netherton fprinted,! 1852, 
12"., pp. 90, 1/-. 

_A Letter to one of the Leeds Clergy on the 
Distinction between Salvation and Christianity, 
"being an answer to inquiries on the subject of 
" Spiritual Vitality." By the Eev. E. Aitken. 
Lond., Parker; Penzance, F. T. Vibert [printed,] 
1852, 80., pp. 28, 1/-. 

Saving faith viewed in reference to the teach- 
ing of the Eev. E. Aitken and others. Anon. 
[By Eev. John Henry Blunt.] Lond., J. Masters, 
1854, 80., pp. 24. Bod. Lib. 

The teaching of the Types. Tracts for the 
Clergy and the Earnest Minded. By the Eev. 
E. Aitken. Oxford, T. and G. Shrimpton. No. 
1-5, 1854. No. 6-10, 1855," 80,. 

Note. — Each tract has a distinct title, but the pag- 
ination is eontuiuons, and the series forms one vol., pp. 
458, price 12/-. 

The Power of Christ's name, or Church and 
Dissent, and Christ's exposition of both. A ser- 
mon delivered in St. Mary's Church, Penzance, 
at the visitation of the Venerable the Arch- 
deacon of Cornwall. By the Eev. E. Aitken. 
Oxford, T. and G. Shrimpton, 1856, 80., pp. 
36, 1/6. 

A Word for the Truth, for the Church, and 
for God. An address to the Clergy on the 
present [Denison] Controversy, in which the 
points at issue are fully stated and the doctrines 
involved are theologically considered. By the 
Eev. E. Aitken. Oxford, T. and G. Shrimpton, 
1857, 80., pp. 40, 2/-. 

Hints, Suggestions, and Eeasons, for the pro- 
visional adjustment of the Church-Eate, for the 
Eeformation of the Church's external admin- 
istration, and for the union of Church and Dis- 
sent. By the Eev. E. Aitken. Lond., Long- 
man, 1859, 80., pp. 58, 2/6. 

The Prayer Book unveiled in the light of 
Christ, or unity without Liturgical revision. 
Letters for Nonconformists expository of the 
church's teaching, etc., addressed to the Eev. T. 
Binney. By the Eev. E. Aitken. Lond., W. 
Macintosh, 1863, 80., pp. xxdv and 353.— 2nd 
ed. 1867," 80., pp. xvi and 382, 5/6. 

High "Truth. The Christian's Vocation, Pro- 
gress, Perfection, and State in Glory. By the 



AITKEN, Eev. Eobebt. (Con.). 

Rev. E. Aitken. Lond., W. Macintosh, 1866, 
80., pp. viii and 160, 2/-. 

No. 1. Church reform spiritually considered. 
A Letter to the Eight Honorable William Ewart 
Gladstone, by the Rev. R. Aitken, Vicar of Pen- 
deen. Lond., Dickinson and Higham, 73 (late 
92),FarringdonSt., 1871, 80. Title and contents, 
2 leaves. Church Reform, pp. 1-134, 1/6. 

Mission Services at St. Paul's Church, New- 
port. Eevised and reprinted from The Evening 
Telegram of March 31st, 1871. A sermon 
preached at St. Paul's, Newport, on the 30th of 
March, 1871, by the Eev. E. Aitken. Lond., 
Dickinson and Higham . . . Cornish, Penzance, n. d. , 
[1871,] 8"., pp. 40, 6d. 

List of valuable engravings, prints, etc., to be 
sold by auction, Aug. 12, 1873, at the Vicarage, 
Pendeen, St. Just, the property of the late Eev. 
E. Aitken. Beare and Son, printers, Penzance. 
n.d., [1873,] 80., pp. 2. 

AITKEN, Eev. William Hay Macdowall 
Hunter, M.A. (son of the preceding). Now 
V. of Christ Church, Liverpool, h. Liverpool, 
21 Sept., 1841. 

Cornwall, its Scenery and Antiquities. Our 
Society. (Lond., Kingsland, G. Potter, 1867), 
pp. 16, 51, 76, 110. 

ALAZON. pseud, i.e., Barnes, Eev. E. W. 

ALLEN, John. Schoolmaster of Madras House, 
Hackney. 6. Truro, 1771, (but no entry in 
Eegister). d. Hackney, 17 June, 1839. cf. 
Biog. Diet, of Soc. for D.U.K.; Gent. Mag., 
xii, 210, (1839). 

The Fathers, the Reformers, and the public 
Formularies of the Church of England, in har- 
mony with Calvin, and against the Bishop of 
Lincoln. By a Layman, fpsevd. i.e., J. Allen,] 

1812, "80. 

Institutes of the Christian Religion. By John 
Calvin. Translated from the original Latin and 
collated with the author's last edition in French. 
By J. Allen. Lond., printed for J. Walker, 

1813, 3 vols., 80., 45/-.— Another ed. Lond., 
printed for T. Tegg, 1838, 2 vols., 80. 

Memoirs of the Life of the late Major Gen- 
eral Andrew Burn, of the Royal Marines. [By 
John Allen.] Lond., W. Winchester and Son, 
1815, 2 vols., 80.— 2nd ed. 1816, 80., pp. xx 
and 292. 

Modern Judaism ; or a brief account of the 
opinions, traditions, rites and ceremonies, of the 
Jews in modern times. By John Allen. Lond., 
Hamilton, 1816, 80., 10/6,— 2nd ed. revised 
and 'torrected. Lond., Seeleys, 1830, 80,* pp. 
xvi and 451, 10/6. 



ALLEN. 



ALLEN. 



ALLEN, John. (Cm.). 

Sermons translated from the French of Daniel 
de Superville, formerly Pastor of the French 
Protestant Church at Rotterdam. With memoir 
of his life. By J. Allen. London, printed for 
Burton and Briggs, 1816, 8"., pp. xx and 402. 

Two dissertations on sacrifices, the first on all 
the sacrifices of the Jews... the second on the 
sacrifice of Christ... By William Outram, D.D. 
Translated from the original Latin, with additional 
notes and indexes by J. Allen. Lond., printed 
for the translator, and sold by Burton and 
Briggs, Leadenhall St., 1817, 8"., pp. xii and 
400. 

Note. — Alexander Allen (son of John Allen, of 
Hackney), b. Hackney, 21 Sept., 1814. d. 6 Nov., 1842, 
was the author and editor of yarions Classical School 
books and other works. 

ALLEN, John. A Friend (son of John Alien 
and Eliz. Fox), b. Liskeard, 26 Sept., 1790. 
d. Liskeard, 15 Feb., 1859. bur. 22 Feb. 
cf. Liskeard Gazette, 19 and 26 Feb., 1859 ; 
The Annual Monitor for 1860, pp. 3-26. 

The cause of the heavy burdens of Great 
Britain and of her national debt ; comprising a 
rapid survey of some of the great events con- 
nected with British History during the last 
hundred and fifty years. Anon. Lond., Darton 
and Harvey, 1836, 12"., 1 sheet.— 2nd ed., re- 
vised, 1843, 120., J siieet. 

Cursory view of some of the obstacles to the 
right apprehension and full reception of the 
Spiritual Nature and Blessings of Christianity. 
By J. Allen. Lond., Harvey and Darton, 1840, 
8»., pp. 32. 

The Statistics of War and Peace. By John 
Allen, Esq., and others. Being part of the 
Papers .read to the Peace Convention, in 1843. 
Lond., printed by Eich. Barrett, and sold by 
Charles Gilpin, n.d., [1843,] 12"., | sheet. 

On our Home Population. By John Allen. 
Lond., Simpkin, 1844, 18"., 2/6. 

Compendious view of the tithe system, its 
progress, conversion into tithe rent charge, etc. 
By J. Allen, 1850, 12". 

Note. — First appeared in The Friend, viii, 26-28, 
fl850) ; and since 1850 has again been reprinted by The 
London Tract Association. 

Christian Baptism ; or the Baptism of Christ. 
Do the Christian Churches generally entertain 
sound scriptural views respecting it? Anon. 
Lond., C. Gilpin, 1850, 12'^., pp. 36, 4d.— Re- 
printed by the Tract Association of the Society 
of Friends. [No. 118,] 1854, 12»., pp. 24, 1/- 
per doz. 

State Churches and the Kingdom of Christ, 
an essay on the establishment of ministers, 
forms and services of reUgion by secular power. 



ALLEN, John. (Con.). 

and on its inconsistency with the free humbling 
spiritual nature of the Christian dispensation. 
By J. Allen. Lond., W. and F. G. Cash, 1853, 
8"., pp. xvi and 587, 8/6. 

Note. — Pretace, dated Liskeard, fifth month, 1st, 
1853. A Prospectus of this work was printed in 1852, 
4°., 2 leaves. 

History of the Borough of Liskeard and its 
Vicinity. By John Allen. Map and 17 Illusts. 
Lond., W. and F. G. Cash ; Liskeard, J. Philp 
[printed]; 1856, post 8°., pp. xviii and 564, 10/-. 

On the Spiritual Nature of the Christian 
Dispensation, and on some of the obstacles to 
its full apprehension and reception. (Anon). 
Lond., printed for the Tract Association. [No. 
4, New Series] ; sold at the Depository, 84, 
Houndsditch; 1857, 18o., pp. 41. 

Note.— This is a "Cursory View, 1840, 8°." with 
alterations. 

On the duty of Christian Simplicity and- 
Plainness in Language, Dress, and Behaviour, 
according to the views of the Society of Friends. 
By J. Allen. Lond., Tract Association of the 
Society of Friends. [No. 137,] 1860, 12o., pp. 
12, 6d. per doz. 



Chronological Chart of the Wars of the 
British Empire. Eep. B.C.P. Sac, 1835, p. 126. 

The Private and Public Capital and Income 
of the Nation, etc. ib., 1839, pp. 58-73. 

Statistics of the Natural History of Cornwall 
as shewn in the destruction of wild animals in 
1669. ib., 1841, pp. 122-27. 

Hints on the provision of labour for the poor. 
ib., 1849, pp. 19-26. 

ALLEN, Ralph (son of JFilliam Allen, of St. 
Blaeey, or of John Allen, of Tywardreath). 
Post Master, Bath; Contractor for Cross 
Posts, 1722-1764; Erected Prior Park, 1736; 
Mayor of Bath, 1742. 6. at the Duke WilHam 
Inn, St. Blazey Highway, 1693, (but no entry 
in Register), d. Prior Park, Bath, 29 June, 
1764. bur. Claverton. cf. Chatham Correspon- 
dence, (1838), ii, 223-38, .253-56, 289-91; 
Bev. Fras. Thackeray's Life of Lord Chatham, . 
(1827), ii, 23-27; John Wood's An Fssay 
towards a description of Bath, (1742-43); H. 
JValpole's Memoirs of last 10 years of George 
II, (1822), ii, 202; H. JValpole's Memoirs of 
the reign of King George III, (1845), i, 281- 
82 ; Sam. Derrick's Letters written from Liver- 
pool, etc., (1767), ii,<57-6.0; Fhilip Thicknesse's 
New Frose Bath Guide for 1778, pp. 76-78; 
Bishop Hurdls Works of Will. Warburion, Bp. 
of Gloucester, (1788), i, 45, 49, 89; Tlie 



ALLEN. 



ANSTIS. 



ALLEN, Ealph. (Con. J. 

Letters of Pope to Atterbury when in the Tower 
of London, Ed. by J. G. Nichols, (Camden 
MiscelL, vol. iv, 1859), p. 17; Rev. John 
CoUinson's Hist, of Somerset, (1791), i, 117- 
18, 145-50, 169-70; Hev. W. L. Boioles' 
Wm-hs of A. Pope, (1806), iv, 350, ix, 338, 
349-63, 374, 391, x, 57, 60, 63 ; Rev. Joseph 
Warton's Works of A. Pope, (1797), ix, 319-32 ; 
Britton and Brayley's Beauties of England and 
Wales, (Somersetshire, by Rev. J. Nightingale, 
1813), xiii, pt. i, pp. 438-42; Pierce Egan's 
■ Walks through Bath,{l8l9),Tp^.lS9-207:Laititia 
Hawkhis' Anecdotes, (1822), i, 525 ; F. Lawrence's 
JAfeof Henry Fielding, (1855),^^. 252, 292, 370- 
71 ; Rev. R. Polwhele's Biog. Sketches, (1831), i, 
10-12 ; Life and Times of Countess of Hunting- 
don, (1841), i, 450-51 ; Lord Mahon's Hist, of 
England, (1851), v, 63-64; Rev. A. H. New's 
The Coronet and the Cross, (1857), pp. 24, 134, 
394; Rev. Geo. Oliver's Hist, of Exeter,- {18%\), 
p. 164; Rev. J. S. Watson's Life of Bp. War- 
burton, (1863), pp. 202, 205, 232, 239-42, 
276, 294, 411-12, 476, 495,561-62; Will. 
Leivins' Her Majesty's Mails, (1865), pp. 104- 
112; Papers relative to the agreement made by 
Government with Mr. Palmer, (1797), passim; 
Rev.. John Bartlett's History of Parish of St. 
Blazey, (1856), pp. 20-25; NicMs' Literary 
Anecdotes, vols, ii, iii, v, vi ; Nichols' Illustra- 
tions, ii, 830-39, iv, 732, v, 1844; Chambers! 
Book of Days, (1864), ii, 566; Chambers' Journ. 
(The Bath Post Boy), xi, 260-62, (1848) ; The 
Family Economist (The Story of B. Allen, by 
Mrs. Bunbury), v, 129-33, (1856); Some 
Literary Rumblings about Bath. Cornhill Mag., 
xxvii, 694-702, (1873); Annual Register, vi, 
pt. i, 206, (1763), vii, 95, (1764) ; Gent: Mag., 
xxxiv, 350, (1764); Biog. Diet. Soc. D.U.K.; 
Rev. Jos. Hunter's Connection of Bath with 
literature and science of England, (1850), pp. 
64-65, 93-94. 

Ealph Allen and Prior Park* By the Eev. F. 
Kilvert, M.'A. Eead before the Bath Literary 
Club, Dec. 13, 1856, and repeated before the 
Bath Literary and Philosophical Association, 
Jan. 12, 1857. Bath, H. E. Carrington, 1857, 
8"., pp. 31. 

A sermon occasioned by the present unnatural 
rebellion... Preached in Mr. Allen's Chapel, at 
Prior-Park, near Bath, and publish'd at his 
.request. By William Warburton, M.A., Chap- 
lain to his Eoyal Highness the Prince of Wales. 
Lend., printed for J. and P. Knapton, in Lud- 
gate Street, 1745, 8«., pp. 27.— Eeprinted in 
Bishop Sard's Works of W. Warburton, Bp. 
of Gloucester, (1788), v, 207-18. 

Of the characters of men. An epistle [m verse] 
to Salph Allen, Esq. Lond., printed for M. 



ALLEN, Ealph. (Can.). 

Cooper, at the Globe, in Pater-noster Eow, 1750, 
40., pp. 32. 

The Novels of Henry Fielding, Esq. Lond., 
Hurst, Eobiuson and Co., printed by J. Ballan- 
tyne and Co., Edinburgh, [Novelist's Library, 
vol. i,] 1821, 8". 

Note. — "Amelia" is dedicated ," To Ealph Allen, 
Esq.", by " Henry Fielding, Bow St., Dec, 1751," and 
in " The History of Tom Jones, a foundling," the char- 
acter of Squire AUworthy is intended to pourtray Ealph 
Allen. 

Another answer to the Letters of the Right 
Hon. William Pitt, Esq., to Ealph Allen, Esq., 
in which the reasons are assigned for not vene- 
rating the administration of that late Secretary 
of State, ^nd for subscribing to the term ade- 
quate, in relation to the peace. By Another Mem- 
ber of the Corporation of Bath. Lond., 1763, 
sm. 4"., pp. 46, 1/-. 

Note. — cf. Annual Register, ¥i, pt. i, p. 206, (1763). 
AMIGA, pseud, i.e., Pearce, Miss Alice. 
ANGOVE, Gkace. See Michell, Grace. 

ANSTEY, Thomas. 

Penzance. A Descriptive Poem. Penzance, 
printed and sold by T. Vigurs, 1819, 80., pp. 15, 
9d. 

Note.— The Dedication to Thomas Giddy, Esq., is 
signed " Thomas Anstey." 

ANSJIS, John (son of John Anstis, Registrar of 
ArchBeaconry of Cornwall, who d. 1692J. Ad- 
mitted at Exeter College, 1685; M.P. St. 
Germans, 1702; M.P. Launceston, 1713; 
Received reversionary patent for the place of 
Garter, 2 ApL, 1714; Created Garter King at 
Arms, 20 Apl., 1718. b. St. Neots, 28 Sept., 
1669. rf. Mortlake,4 March, 17-||. Jwr. Duloe 
Church, 23 Mch. cf. Chalmers; Rose; Biog. 
Univ. ; Didot Nouvel. Biog. Univ. ; Biog. Diet, 
of Soc. for D.U.K.; Nichols' Literary Anec-- 
dotes, vols, i, ii, iii, v, vi ; Nichols' Illustrations, 
vols, iv, V, vi ; Autobiog. of Mrs. Delany, (1861), 
i, 42 ; Rel Hearniance, (1857), i, 337, ii, 571_; 
H. Walpole's Letters (Cunningham's ed.), ii, 
184 ; Archceol, i, p. xxviii, (1770) ; Rev. Mark 
Noble's Hist, of College of Arms, (1804), pp. 
354, 376-79, with portrait; The London Mag., 
xiii, 153, (1744). 
Cvria MUitaris, or a Treatise of the Court of 

Chivalry, in three books... By John Anstis, Esq., 

(of the Middle 1>emple). Lond., printed by T. 

Mead, in Gilt-Spur-Street, near the Back-Gate of 

St. Sepulchre's Church, 1702, 8«. 



ANSTIS. 



ANSTIS. 



ANSTIS, John. (Con.J. 

Note. — This consists of Title, 1 leaf, Dedication to 
Jonathan [Trelawny,] Lord Bishop of Exeter, 1 leaf, 
Introduction, pp. i-xli, Contents, 5 leaves, this is all 
that was published. 

Letters to a Peer, concerning the Honour of 
Earl Marshall. . . [By John Anstis.] Lond., printed 
and sold by the Booksellers of London and West- 
minster, 1703, 80., pp. 35.— 1706, 8»., pp. 52. 

Note.— The Letter is signed N. S., [i.e., Joh» 
Anstis. 1 

[Introduction to the Register of the Order of 
the Garter. By John Anstis.] n.d., [1720?] fol., 
pp. 25. 

The Register of the most noble Order of the 
Garter, from its cover in black velvet usually 
called The Black Book, with notes placed at the 
bottom of the pages and an introduction prefixed 
by the Editor, [i.e., John Anstis.] Lond., printed 
by John Barber, upon Lambeth-hill, 1724, 2 
vols., fol. 

Note. — Dean Milles possessed Anstis' own copy, 
containing large additional matter. 

A discoverie of certaine errours published in 
print in the much commended Britannia, 1594 
...By Ralphe Brooke... To which are added The 
learned Mr. Camden's answer to this book and 
Mr. Brooke's reply. Now first published from 
an original manuscript in the Library of J. 
Anstis, Esq. Lond., printed for James Woodman, 
1724, 40. 

Note.— Contains Prefatory Letter to the publisher, 
Mr. Woodman, signed " J. Anstis." 

Observations introductory to an historical es- 
say upon the Knighthood of the Bath. By John 
Anstis. Lond., printed by James Woodman, in 
Russell St., Covent Garden, 1725, 4". Title, 1 
leaf, Observations, pp. 1-88, Collection of Author- 
ities, pp. 1-112. 

Note.— Dean Milles possessed Anstis' own copy con- 
taining considerable additional matter. 

The Ceremonies of the Installation of a Knight 
of the most noble order of the Garter, as settled 
by Mr. Anstis. Lond., 1757, 12". 

Chronological Data of the Coronation Days 
of the Kings and Queens of England, from 
Alfred the Great to George IV. Originally com- 
piled by John Anstis, [with Notes and a contin- 
uation by the Editor.] Lond., printed by J. 
Johnson for J. H. Burn, 1821, 80., 6 leaves. 

John Tbistis, Esq., Garter, Appellant. John 
Gandy, and Frances, his wife, Respondents. The 
Appellant's Case. To be heard at the Bar of the 
House of Lords, on Monday, the 24th March, 
1734-5. n.p. or d. or printer's name, fol., pp. 4 

John Anstis, Esq., Appellant. John Gandy, 
Gent., and Frances, his wife. Respondents, The 



ANSTIS, John. (Con.). 

Respondents' Case. To be heard at the Bar of 

the House of Lords, on '■ the day of 

, 1 734-5. n.p. or d. or printer's name, fol,, 

pp. 4. 

Note. — Respecting Frances Gandy and Mary Dyer, 
nieces of John Anstis,_ to whom John Anstis and the 
Eev. John Penneok were Guardians and Trustees. The 
respondents having filed a bill in Chancery against the 
appellant to recover money spent on Frances Gandy 
during Infancy, obtained a decree in their favour. On 
appeal to the House of Lords the decree of the Court 
of Chancery was affirmed without costs. 

A full and authentick narrative of the intended 
horrid conspiracy and invasion, containing... 
The case of Edward Harvey, of Combe, Esq., 
John Anstis, Esq., etc. Lond., printed for J. 
Roberts, in Warwick Lane, 1715, sm. 4".. pp. 
38, 6d. 

Note. — The account of Mr. Anstis being suspected 
of a design to restore the Stuarts and of his imprison- 
ment is contained in pp. 9-10. 

Collectanea Curiosa. . .By John Gutch. Oxford, 
at the Clarendon Press, 1781, 2 vols., 8". 

Note. — Contains in ii, 210-56, Nomenclator feoia- 
lium, qui Anglise et Walliae comitatus visitarunt quo 
anno et ubi autographa sen apographa reperiuntur. By 
J. Anstis. The account of the Visitation Books for 
Cornwall is on p. 217. 

Syllabus (in English) of...Rymer's Foedera. 
By T. D. Hardy. [Rolls Series.] Lond., Long- 
man, 1869-73, 2 vols., 4". 

Note. — Contains in i, pp. cxxvii-cxxviii, cxxx, cxlii, 
copies of Letters from John Anstis to Sidney, Earl of 
Godolphin, the Earl of Oxford, and others. 

Extracts from the correspondence of John 
Anstis, the Herald, affecting West Cornwall. 
By J. Couch. Trans. P.N.H. andJ.S., iii, 20-25, 
(1864). 

The Ceremonial of the marriage between 
Frederick, Count Palatine, and the Princess 
Elizabeth, daughter of James L /. Lelandi de 
Rebus Britannids v, 325-36, (1770). 

The Ceremonial of the marriage between 
William of Orange and Mary daughter of Charles 
L ih., V, 337-51, (1770). 

Extract relative to the Burial of King Ed- 
ward IV, from a MS. of the late Mr. Anstis. 
ArchcBol, i, 348-55, (1770). 

On two volumes of drawings of antiquities 
collected by J. Anstis. ik, xiii, 208-22, (1800). 

Three Letters from J. Anstis to Sir H. Sloane. 
Gent. Mag., 1, 460, (1780). 

The Dean of Westminster's pretensions to 
bear the ensign of the Order of the Bath, ib., 
Ixix, pt. i, 194-95, (1799). 
- On Mr. Anstis' MS. History of Launceston. 
^b., Ixxx, pt. ii, 103, (1810). 



AEGALL. 



AEUNDELL. 



ANSTIS, John, the younger, LL.D. (eld. son of 
Receding). Of C. C. College, Oxford ; Geneal- 
ogist and Registrar of the Bath, 1725 ; Garter 
King at Arms, 4 Mch., 17-|^ ; F.S.A. 21 July, 
1736. d. Mortlake, 5 Dec, 1754. hur. Duloe, 
. 30 Dec. c/. Nichols' Lit. Anecdotes, v, 272 ; Rev. 
Mark Nobles Hist, of College of Arms, (1804), 
pp. 379-80. 

Petition of Mr. J. Anstis, jun., Garter King 
at Arms, relative to the Visitatorial power of 
All Soul's College, (original) MS. formerly at 
Stowe. cf. O Conor's Bibliotheca MS. Stowensis, 
(1819), ii, 101. 

Pietas Universitatis Oxoniensis in obitum... 
Georgii I, 1727, fol. 

Note. — Contains verses by " Joh. Anstis, C.C.C. 
Commens. Fceoial. Eex Garter." 

A]^STIS, Rev. Matthew. At the Baptist 
Academy at Carmarthen, 1762-65 ; Minister 
at Falmouth, 1765; Minister at CoLyton, 1766; 
Minister at Bridport, 1767. h. St. Germans, 
27 Feb., 1740. d. Bridport, 28 Aug., 1823. 
cf. Monthly Repository, xviii, 731-32, (1823). 

The Lord's Supper. Signed P. K. [i.e., Rev. 
M. Anstis.] Mmthly Rey., iii, 495-99, (1808) ; 
X, 571-74, 749-51, <1815). 

The Judgment of the World by Jesus Christ. 
Signed P. K. il., iii, 39-41. 

ARCHER FAMILY. 

Memorials of families of the surname of 
Archer [by Capt. Archer]. Lond., J. R. Smith, 
1860, 40., 12/6. 

Note. — The Aroliers of Cornwall, pp. 63-64. 

"ARCHER, Edward (son of Edward Archer, of 
Trelashe, in Lewannick, who d. 1834). h. Ex- 
mouth, 1816. 

A Lecture on the defects in the System of 
Husbandry existing in this district, read at the 
first meeting of the East Cornwall Experimental 
Club for the Advancement of the Art and Science 
of Agriculture, 1844. By E. Archer. Lond., 
Simpkin; Lauuceston, T. W. Maddox, 1844, 
12°., 6d. 

Union vensus Parochial Settlement ; the former 
considered and advocated. By E. Archer. Lond., 
Simpkin, 1845, 12°., 6d. 

The Small Boy's Mythological Primer, in 
Rhyme. By E[dward] A[rcher.] Lond., Wayand 
and Son, 471, Oxford Street, 1858, 12"., pp. 
16, 6d. 

■ On Mr. Bickford's Method of Irrigation. Journ. 
Roy. Agric. Soc. of Engl., xiv, 153-55, (1853). 

ARGALL, William (son of Philip Argall, d. 
St. Agnes, I860?), b. St. Agnes, 20 Oct., 1828. 



ABGALL, William. (Con.). 

Tin Tables, showing the amount of Black Tin 
in any quantity of Tin-Stuff of any given pro- 
duce, compiled by William Argall, Great Wheal 
Vor United Mines, Helston. Helston, printed 
by R. Cunnack, 1859, 12"., pp. 27. 

Notes on an Excursion to ihe Chiverton dis- 
trict. Rep. Miners' Assoc, of C. and D., 1867, pp. 
50-53. 

Notes on an Excursion to the St. Just District. 
ib., 1868, pp. 44-46. 

Gossans, ib., 1872, pp. 37-41. 

ARMYTAGE, Rev. North Green, B.A. Cwate 

of CammenelUs. b. Lancaster. 

Wesleyan Pharisaism ; or Lip-Service not 
Heart-Service. A Sermon preached at Holy 
Trinity Church, Garnmenellis, Cornwall, on June 
13, the third Sunday after Trinity, 1869. By 
the Rev. N. G. Armytage, B.A. Lond., Jos. 
Masters; Helston, E. Carlyon, 1869, 8"., pp. 
16, 3d. 

ARTHUR, John. b. Perranwharf, 16 Aug., 
1809. Now of the Sandycroft Foundry and 
Engine Works Co., Hawarden, Chestef. 
Water Gauge for a Steam Boiler. Rep. R.C.P. 

Soc, 1834, pp. 38-39. 

Improved Method of Casting Brass Burrs. 

ib:, 1835, pp. 120-21. 

Water Meters, ib., 1836, pp. 55-56. 

Arthur and Eddy's Apparatus for Raising Mine 

Pumps, ib., 1839, pp. 96-97. 

ARUNDELL,. Rev. Francis Vyvyan Jago, 
M.A. (son of Thomas Jago). Assumed the name 
of Arundellin 1816. R. of Landulph, 1805-46. 
h. Launceston, July, 1780. d. Landulph, 5 
Dec, 1846. cf Gent. Mag., xxvii, 206-8, 
(1847). 

Cothele, on the banks of the Tamar, the 
ancient seat of the Right Honble. the Earl of 
Mount Edgcumbe, by Nicholas Condy. With 
a descriptive account, written expressly for the 
work, by the Rev. F. V. J. Arundell. Lond., 
published by the Author at 17, Gate St., Lin- 
coln's Inn Fields, n.d., [181-,] fol. 

Note. — Has 17 lithograpliio plates from drawings 
by Condy, and a plan of the mansion. 

A Visit to the Seven Churches of Asia, with 
an Excursion into Pisidia...By Rev. F. V. J. 
Arundell, British Chaplain at Smyrna. Lond., 
J. Rodwell, 1828, 8°., pp. iv and 339, 15/-. 

Discoveries in Asia Minor, including a des- 
cription of the Ruins of several ancient Cities, 
and especially Antioch of Pisidia, containing 
remarks on the geography and antiquities of 



AEUNDELL. 



AUSTEN. 



AETJNDELL, Eev. F. V. J. (Con.). 

those countries, a map of the author's routes 
and numerous inscriptions. By the Rev. F. V. 
J. Arundell. Map and 14 plates of inscriptions. 
Lond., R Bentley, 1834, 2 vols., S"., 30/-. 

Some notices of the church of Landulph. By 
the Rector, {i.e., the Rev. F. V. J. Arundell.] 
Devonport, Ram&ay and Carrington, 1840, 8°. 

On John Anstis' MS. History of Launceston. 
Signed F. V. Jago. Gent. Mag., Ixxx, pt. ii, 
103, (1810). 

An Account of the discovery of a number of 
Celts and a Sword, at Long Moor, Lanherne. 
Signed F., V. Jago. Archceol, xvii, 337, (1814). 
Some Observations upon a Monumental In- 
scription in the Parish Church of Landulph. 
Signed F. V. Jago. ib., xviii, 83-104, (1817). 

Notices of some discoveries made in a journey 
in Asia Minor, in 1832. Trans. Roy. Soc. of 
Literature, ii, 468-70, (1834). 

The baths of Lebedus. The Amulet, 1835, pp. 
70-80. 

Note. — Mr. Arundell at one time contemplated 
publishing a History of Cornwall, and some plates were 
engraved for the work. cf. N. and Q., 2 S., xi, 409, (1861). 

ARUNDELL, William Akundell Harris 
(only son of Rev. William A. Harris). Assumed 
the name of Arundell in 1822. Sheriff of 
Cornwall, 1817. h. Kenegie, near Penzance, 
17 Sept., 1794. d. Lifton, Devon, 2 Apl., 
1865. cf Gent. Mag., xviii, 667, (1865). 

The Fall of Sebastopol. A Poem. By Harris 
Arundell. Launceston, E. Maddox ; Lond, Simp- 
tin, 1855, 80., pp. X and 12. 

The Leisure Hour. By W. A. Harris Arundell. 
Written as an Inauguration Poem, for the Lifton 
Institute. Lond., Simpkin ; Launceston, E. Mad- 
dox [printed,] 1855, 8^. 

Note. — List of Subscribers, 2 leaves, Title, 1 leaf, 
dedication to Henry and Mary Wilmot Blagrove, of 
Lifton Park, by their affectionate father, W. A. H. 
Arundell, 1 leaf, preface, pp. v-viii, introduction, 1 leaf, 
The Leisure Hour, pp. 1-68, 

Presented to the Lifton Institute (but now 
first published for general circulation) on the 
occasion of the sudden death by apoplexy of 
Nicholas the first, (Emperor of all the Russias), 
on Friday, the second of Mch., 1855. [Verses] 
Signed "Harris Arundell, 5th Mch,, 1855." E. 
Maddox, printer, Launceston, [1855,]8o.,2 leaves. 

The Contested Election. A Comedy, in three 
acts [and hi Prose]. By Harris Arundell. Laun- 
ceston, E. Maddox [printed] ; Lond., Simpkin, 
1856, 8". Title, dedication, preface, dramatis 
personse, 3 leaves, the comedy, pp. 1-75, 1/-. 

The Pilgrim Minstrel and Wreck of the 
John, emigrant ship, on the Manacle Rocks, 



AED^NDELL, W. A. H. (Con.). 

May 2, 1855. By Harris Arundell. Launceston, 
E. Maddox, 1856, 8". 

ATKINSON, Mr. Principal of Falmouth Class- 
ical School. 

Epigram on seeing some ladies elegantly 
dressed at a ball. By 0. i.e., Mr. Atkinson. 
Cornish Mag., iii, 155, (1828). 

AUSTEN, Joseph Thomas. See Treflfry, J. T. 

AUSTEN or AUSTIN, Samuel, the elder, 
M.A. fson of Thomas Austen), h. Lostwithiel, 
1606. d. not known, cf. Bliss' Wood, ii, 499 j 
Biog. Did. Soc. D.U.K. ; Rose; Didot Nouvel. 
Biog. Univ. 

Avstin's Vrania, or the Heavenly Mvse, in a 
poem fvll of most feeling Meditations for the 
comfort of all Soules at all times. By S. A[ustin,] 
B. of Arts of Ex. Colledge, in Oxford. Lond., 
printed by F. K., for Robert Allot and Henry 
Seile, 1629, 8°., pp, 136. Br. Museum. 

Note. — After a copy of verses called " An Apologia 
for my Muse," follows another and larger title page. 
Then succeed, A dedication to Dr. Prideaux, the Rector 
of Exeter College ; Addresses (1st) to the Christian 
Headers, (2nd) to Exeter College, (3rd) "to my everhon- 
ovred friends. . .Mr. M. Drayton, Mr. Will. Browne, and 
my ingenious kinsman, Mr. Andrew PoUexfen," etc. 
The Second Book is dedicated to " that honorable gentle- 
man, Mr. lohn Eobarts, sonne to my Lord Bobarts, 
Baron of Truro, in Cornwall," etc. 

AUSTEN, Samuel, the younger, B.A. (son of 
•preceding), h. Lostwithiel, 1636. d. circa 1665. 
cf. Bliss' Wood, Ail, 675; Rose; Didot Nouvel. 
Biog. Univ.; Censura Literaria, vi, 225, vii, 
341. 

Naps upon Parnassus. A sleepy muse nipt 
and pincht, though not awakened. Such vol- 
untary and jovial copies of verses as were lately 
receiv'd from some of the Wits of the Univer- 
sities in a frolick, dedicated to Gondibent's 
Mistress, by Captain Jones and others. Where- 
unto is added, for demonstration of the Authors 
prosaick excellency's, his Epistle to one of the 
Universities, with the answer; together with 
two satyrical characters of his own, of a Tem- 
porizer and an antiquary, with marginal notes 
by a friend to the reader... Lond., printed by 
express order from the wits for N. Brook, at the 
Angel, in Cornhill, 1658, 8". Br. Museum. 

Note. — Published by the wits of Oxford as a satire 
upon S. Austin. The advertisement to the reader is 
signed " Thy loving Friend, Adoniram Banstittle, alias 
Tinderbox." 

A Panegyric on King Charles II. Lond., 
1661, 8". 



BANNISTER. 



B. 

B., B. B. pseud, i.e., Johns, Eev. W. S., and 
Rogers, W. M. 

B., C. E. P. B. i.e., Prideaux-Brune, 0. R. 

B., J. B. i.e., Budge, John. 

B.,W. B[ONEl] 

Boscastle. The Spectator, 22nd Sept., 1866. 

BABINGTON, Charles Cakdale, M.A., F.RS. 
(son of Eev. Jos. BaUngton). Professor of 
Botany, Cambridge, h. 1808. 



;eBo 



The Hospital of St. Lawrence de PonteBoy, 
near Bodmin. Woodcut. Arcficeol. Gamb., if, 
177-82, (1863). / 

BACHE, Rev. Akthuk. V. of Antony, ^jf ^ , 

The Voyce of the Lord in the Temple ; or a 
most strange and wonderfull Relation of God's 
great Power, Providence, and Mercy, in sending 
very strange sounds, fires, and a Fiery Ball into 
the Church of Anthony, in Cornwall, near Plim- 
mouth, on Whitsunday last, 1640. To the 
scorching and astonishing of 14 severall persons 
who were smitten. And likewise to the great 
Terrour of all the other people then present, 
being about 200 persons. The truth whereof 
wiU be maintained by the Oathes of the same 
persons ; having been examined by Richard 
Carew, of Anthony, Esquire, and Arthur Bache, 
Vicar of Anthony. Imprinted at London, by 
T. Paine, for Francis Eglesfield, 1640, 4''., pp. 
20. Br. Mmeum. 

Note. — The original MS. is in Queen's College 
Library, Oxford, No. cxxi, p. 356. cf. A Looking Glass 
for aU true hearted Christians, (1642), pp. 16; N. 
Wallington's Historical Notices, (1869), i, 46-48. 

BACHE, James (sm of John Bache, who d. St. 
Austell, ISeij. h. Perran Wharf, 22 Sept., 

1826. Resident since 1854, at 72, Calle 
Serrano, Madrid. 

Description of a machine for measuring the 
Velocity of the Piston at different parts of its 
stroke. Bep. B.O.P.Soc, 1845, p. 52 j 1846, p. 
36. 

Reversing Apparatus for Stamps and Whim. 
ib., 1849, p. 108. 

BACKHOUSE, Hannah Chapman (dau. of 

Joseph and Jans Gurney, and wife of Jonathan 

- Backhouse, of Darlington), b. Norwich, 9 Feb., 

1827. d. 6 May, 1850. ef. Annual Monitor, 
1851, p. 86. 



BACKHOUSE, Hannah Chapman. (Cm.). 

Extracts from the Journal and Letters of 
H. C. Backhouse. Not published. [Ed. by Jane 
Gurney Fox, of Falmouth.] Lond., R. Barrett, 
Printer, Mark Lane, 1858, 8^., 18f sheets. 

BACON, John. 

Liber Regis, sive Thesaurus Rerum Ecclesias- 
ticarum. By John Bacon, Esq., Receiver of the 
First Fruits,... Lond., printed for the Author by 
John Nichols... 1786, i". 

Note. — Account of the Benefices in Cornwall, their 
patronage, &c., pp. 300-18. 

BADCOCK, John. -See Pearce, John (d. 185i;. 

BAIN, Richard, b. Redruth. 

Lynil^a, or revelations of the heart, and 
other^oeins. By R. Bain. Lond., Longman, 
'l86l, 8"., pp. xii and 296. 

The Duplicator. Bep. B.O.P.Soc, 1838, p. 150. 
Refractometer. ib., 1842, pt. ii, p. 63. 

BALL ANT YNE, Robert Michael (son of Alex. 
Ballantyne, Publisher, who d. 1847). b. Edin- 
burgh, 24 Apl., 1825. 

Deep Down. A Tale of the Cornish Mines. 
By R. M. Ballantyne. Illust. Lond., James 
Nisbet, 1869, 8"., pp.420, 5/-. 

BAMPTON, A. Hamilton, C.E. b. London, 
Mch., 1823. d. Northill, Devon, Mch. 4, 1857. 
cf Gent. Mag.,u, 501, (1857). 

Summary of Meteorological Observations made 
at Flora Place, Plymouth. Bef. B.O.P.Soc, 
1841, p. 150. 

BANNISTER, Rev. John, LL.D. V. of St. 
Day, 1857. b. York, 1816. d. St. Day, 30 

Aug., 1873. hur. St. Day; 4 Sept. 

A Glossary of Cornish names, ancient and 
modern, local, familiar, personal, etc. ; 20,000 
Celtic and other names now or formerly in use 
in Cornwall, with derivations and significations, 
for the most part conjectural, -suggestive and 
tentative of many, and lists of unexplained 
names about which information is solicited. By 
the Rev. J. Bannister, LL.D., Vicar of St. Day. 
Williams and Norgate, London and Edinburgh ; 
J. R. Netherton, Truro, [printed.] n.d., [1871,] 
80., pp. XX and 212, 12/-. 

Note. — Dedicated to Augustus Smith, Esq., of 
Tresooe Abbey, Isles of Scilly. This work was brought 
out in 7 parts. The Supplement which was to have 
formed 3 additional parts was never published owing 
to the decease of the author. 

B 



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BAEHAM. 



BANNISTEE, Eev. John, LL.D. (Con.). 

Nomenclature. Jown. R.I.O., 1866, Oct., pp. 
104-16. 

"Jews in Cornwall," and "Marazion." ih., 
1867, Oct., pp. 324-42. 

St. Michael's Mount. N. and Q., 3 S., xi, 357- 
58, (1867). 

Jews in Cornwall, ib., 3 S., xi, 456. 

Cornish Name of St. Michael's Mount, ib., 
3 S., xii, 51. 

Park or field, ib., 4 S., iv, 146, (1869). 

Cornish and Welsh, ib., A S., iv, 456. 

Thornton as a local name, ib., 4 S., v, 588- 
89, (1870). 

Passion plays in Cornwall, ib., 4 S., viii, 77, 
(1871). 

Cornish Names. Bep. B.O.P.Soc, 1869, pp. 
57-65. 

Abstract of a paper on Cornish Names. Eep. 
and Trans. Plymouth Instif. and D. and 0. Nat. 
Hist. Soc, iv, 49-56, (1869-70). 

Abstract of a paper on the " Mystery of the 
Passion," at Ammergau, and in Cornwall, ib., 
iv, 373-82, (1872-73). 

BANSTITTLE, Adinoeam, aKas Tinderbox. See 
Austen, Samuel (the younger). 

BARAGWANETH, Eobin. pseud, i.e. 

The Wooden Horse for the Eounder and The 
Horse without a Head... by me Eobin Barag- 
waneth. Penzance, 1824, 12". to Jeffery, John. 

BAEAGWENETH, Barzillai. pseud, i.e., Pas- 
coe, Charlotte Champion. 

BAEHAM, Charles, M.D. (ith son of T. F. Bar- 
ham, who d. 1844^. Physician to Eoyal Corn- 
wall Infirmary, b. Truro, 9 Mch., 1804. 

Tables of the revenue, population, commerce, 
etc., of the United Kingdom and its dependen- 
cies. Presented to both Houses of Parliament. 
Lond., W. Clowes and Son, 1841, fol. 

Note.— Contains Abstract of the Parish Eegisters 
of Tavistock from 1617 to 1836, [By C. Barham.l pp 
333-47. 

Children's Employment Commission. Appen- 
dix to First Eeport of Commissioners. Mines. 
Part I. Eeports and evidence. Presented to 
both Houses of Parliament. Lond., W. Clowes 
and Son, 1842, fol. 

Note. — Contains Eeport by C. Barham, Esq., on 
the employment of children and young persons in the 
mines of Cornwall and Devon, [with plans of North 
Eoskear and Bast Wheal Crofty mines,] pp. 731-820. 
Evidence collected by C. Barham, Esq., pp. 821-54. 



BAEHAM, Charles, M.D. (Oon.). 

Children's Employment Commission. Appen- 
' dix to Second Report ..Trades and Manufac- 
tures. Part n...Lond., W. Clowes and Son 
1842, fol. 

Note. — Contains Eeport of C. Barham, Esq., on 
the employment of children and young persons in Iron 
Foundries in the West of England, pp. S. i, to S. 10. 

Sanitary Inquiry — England. Local Eeports 
on the Sanitary Condition of the Labouring 
Population of England, etc... Lond., W. Clowes 
and Son, 1842, fol. 

Note. — Contains Eeport on the Sanitary State of 
the Labouring Classes in the town of Truro, by 0. 
Barham, Esq., pp. 16-35. 

Some remarks on the diseases of miners. Rep. 
B.I.O., 1840, pp. 26-29, 67-73. 

A series of tables illustrative of the results 
obtained from a minute abstract of the Eegister 
of deaths for the parishes of St. Mary, St. Cle- 
ment, St. Allen, St. Erme, St. Agnes and Perran- 
zabuloe, arranged by Dr. Barham. ib., 1841, pp. 
46-50. 

Horary observations at the equinoxes and the 
solstices, 1841, made at Truro, ib., 1841, p. 59. 

On the climate of Cornwall, ib., 1846, pp, 
68-70. 

Accidents and diseases of miners, ib., 1847, 
p. 64. 

Abstract of Eemarks by S. Birch, Esq., of 
the British Museum, on a bronze bull found at 
St. Just in Penwith, with some account of the 
intercourse of the Phoenicians with Cornwall. 
ib., 1850, pp. 47-56. [Archceol. Journ., vii, 8-16, 
120, 1850.] 

Notice of a waterspout seen 27 Mar., 1855. 
ib., 1.855, pp. 32-34. 

Eemarks on meteorology, ib., 1856, pp. 28-33. 

Meteorology of Cornwall. Journ. B.I.C., 1864, 
pp. 64-70, and continuing periodically. 

Ancient Graves at Hallstatt (Upper Austria). 
ib., Apl., 1865, pp. 60-63. 

The ancient inscribed stones at Tregony and 
Cubert. 2 plates, ib., Apl., 1866, pp. 47-58. 
[Journ. Camb. Archceol. Soc., xii, 417-29, 1866.] 

Rainfall in Sept., 1866. ib., Oct., 1866, pp. 
174-75. 

Flint Flakes, ib., Oct., 1866, pp. 175-76. 

On rainfall and moisture, ib., Apl., 1872, pp. 
Ixxi-lxxiii. 

Eemarks on fatal accidents to Miners. Bep. 
B.C.P.Soc.,A84:l, pp. 9-10. 

Meteorological Eeport. ib., 1842, pt. i, p. 27. 

Eemarks on the Abstract of the Parish Eeg- 
ister of Tavistock. Jomn. Statis. Soc. of London, 
iv, 34-39, (1841). 



BAEHAM. 



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BARHAM. 



BAEHAM, Charles, M.D. (Gm.J. 

Address in medicine, delivered at Torquay, 1 
Aug., 1 860. On climate in some of its medical 
aspects. Brit. Medical Jov/rn., 1860, pp. 659-61, 
679-80, 697-701. 

President's Address at Meeting at Truro, 5 
June,' 1861. ib., ii, 18-19, (1861). cf. also pp. 
97, 161. 

On the Annual Meeting of the Association at 
Plymouth, ib., ii, 83, (1871). 

On the diseases of miners in Cornwall, etc. 
President's Address, ib., ii, 241, 253-55. 

Memoir of the late Clement Carlyon, Esq., 
M.D. West Briton, 11 Mch., 1864. 

BAEHAM, Francis (5th son of T. F. Barham, 
who d. 1844J. b. Leskinnick, Penzance, 31 
May, 1808. d. Bath, 9 Feb., 1871. bur. Wid- 
combe Cemetery, cf. N. and Q., 3 S., v, 36, 
120, (1864). 

A memorial of Francis Barham, a selection of 
autobiographical and other compositions from 
his unpublished manuscripts, together with a 
few papers and reports of lectures that have 
already been published. Edited by Isaac Pitman. 
Lond., Fred. -Pitman, 20, Paternoster Row: 
Bath, Isaac Pitman... Truro, J. E. Netherton, 
1873, sm. 8"., pp. Iv and 495. 

Note. — The 495 pages are in the phonetic character. 

The Adamus Exul of Grotius, or the Proto- 
type of Paradise Lost. Now first translated from 
the Latin by F. Barham. Lond., Sherwood, 
Gilbert and Piper, 1839, 8°., pp. xii and 52, 2/6. 

M. Guizot's Theory of syncretism and coali- 
tion. Translated from his celebrated article 
"Catholicism, protestantism and philosophy," 
"by F. Barham.] Lond., Jas. Eidgway. n.d., 
1839,] 8"., pp. 16, 1/-. 

The Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain, 
chiefly of England... By Jeremy Collier, M.A. 
New ed. with a life of the author, the contro- 
versial tracts connected with the history, notes 
and an enlarged index by F. Barham, Esq. Lond., 
W. Straker, 1840, 9 vols., 8«., 90/-. 

A loyal address to the Queen's most gracious 
Majesty [on catholicity or sjmcretism.] Signed 
A. [i.e., F. Barham.] Wertheimer and Co., 
printers, Finsbury Circus, n.d., [1840,] 8"., 
pp. 8. 

Alist, An autobiography or an author's life in 
the nineteenth century. Part I. [By F. Bar- 
ham.] Lond., Jas. Darling. w.<^., [1840,] 8"., pp. 
20, 1/-. 

The Alist or Divine, a message to our tmies. 
Lend., James Darling. n.d., [1840,] 8». 

Note. — 3 Parts extending to pp. 48. 6d. each part. 



BAEHAM, Feanois. (Cm.). 

The Hebrew and English Holy Bible. The 
Hebrew reprinted from the text of Heidenheim. 
The English version compared with the original 
...by the late Solomon Bennett... The Hebrew- 
text revised... by Mr. H. A. Henry. Edited by 
F. Barham. Lond., printed for the family of 
the late S. Bennett, 1841, 40., 5/-. 

Note.— The Editor's Preface is signed " F.B., Feb., 
1841," and occupies pp. 1-6. This work was to have 
come out in Parts at 2/6 each, and to have formed 3 
vols., but was discontinued after 96 pages were printed. 

The political works of Marcus Tullius Cicero 
. . .Translated from the original with dissertations 
aid notes. By F. Barham. Lond., Edmund 
Spettigue, 1841-42, 2 vols., 8"., 21/-. 

The Treatises of M. T. Cicero, on the nature 
of the gods, on divination, on fate, on the re- 
public, on the laws, and on standing for the 
consulship. Literally translated, chiefly by the 
Editor, C. D. Yonge, B.A. [Bohn's Classical 
Lib.,] 1853, 8°. 

Note. — The Treatises on divination, fate, laws, and 
republic (occupying pp. 141-484) were F. Barham's 
translations revised and collated by the Editor. 

Socra'fes. A Tragedy, in five acts, [and ia 
verse.] By F. Barham. Lond., W. E. Painter, 
1842, 8°., pp. 74, 2/6. 

The Life and Times of John Reuchlin or 
Capnion, the father of the German Eeformation. 
By F. Barham. Lond., Whittaker and Co., 1843, 
12"., pp. xii and 284, 5/-. 

The Spirit of literature, a collection of re- 
markable tracts and pamphlets. [By F. Barham.] 
Vol. I. Contents. Alist an Autobiography. — The 
Alist or Divine. — Guizot's Essay on Syncretism 
andooalition. — Grotius' Adamus Exul. — Socrates, 
a tragedy. Lond., Sherwood and Bowyer, 1844, 
80., 5/-. 

Note. — Each of the tracts mentioned above has a 
distinct title and pagination. 

A. An odd medley of Uterary curiosities ori- 
ginal and selected. By A. F. ]3arham. Lond., 
published by the Author, 6, Warwick Court, 
Gray's Inn. n.d., [1845,] 8°. 

Note. — Part I,"A, and the doctrine thereof, pp. 16, 
Part II, A memoir of the late James Pierrepont Greaves, 
Esq., pp. 23, 1/- each. With Part II is usually bound 
up " Letters and extracts from the MS. writings of J. 
P. Greaves, [By Alexander Campbell.] Lond., published 
at the Conoordium, Ham Gommoxt, Surrey," 1843, 2 vols., 
8°. 

Prospectus. The Alist, a monthly magazine of 
divinity and universal literature. Price Half-a- 
crown. Edited by Alist Francis Barham, 67, 
Chancery Lane, London, where prospectuses may 
be procured, n.d., [1845,] 8°., pp. 4. 

Note. — It is probable that no portion of this maga- 
zine was ever published. 



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BAEHAM. 



BAEHAM, Fbanois. (Gon.). 

A Key to Alism and the highest initiations, 
Sacred and Secular. With Miscellaneous Pieces, 
original and select. By A. F. Barham. Lond., 
J. Johnstone, 1847, 8°., 5/-. 

Note. — This book contains under this general title 
the following works, etc. 

General Title and preface, 3 leaves. 

A, alphabetically interpreted, 1 leaf. 

A, An odd Medley, 1845, 8°. 

Alist, An autobiography, 1840, 8°. 

The Alist or divine. 2 Parts only, 1840, S". 

The Adamus Exul of Grotius, 1839, 8o. 

Socrates, a tragedy, 1842, 8°. 

A Lecture on the Advancement of Literature, 
Science, and the Fine Arts in Bristol and the 
West of England, delivered at the Bristol Insti- 
tution, Dec. 10, 1846. By F. Barham. Bristol, 
printed and published by J. Chilcott, 1847, 8"., 
pp. 16, 6d. 

Man's Eight to God's Word. Translated [By 
F. Barham] from the French Prize Essay of M. 
Boucher. With a recommendatory preface by 
the Hon. and Eev. H. Montagu Villiers, M.A.... 
Lond., J. F. Shaw, 1847, 8"., pp. xv and 128, 2/6. 

The Bible revised. A carefully corrected trans- 
lation of the Old and New Testament0By F. 
Barham. Lond., Houlston and Stoneman; J. 
Wright, Bristol, [printed,] 1848, IS". 

Note. — Brought out in Parts. 

Part I. The Book of Bcclesiastes, pp. viii and 36, 6d. 
Part II. The Song of Solomon, pp. xii and 30, 6d. 
Part III. The Book of Micah, pp. x and 28, 6d. 

The New Bristol Guide, a poem, by F. Barham. 
Bristol, 1850, S". 

The Pleasures of Piety. A poem. By F. Bar- 
ham. Lond., Hamilton, Adams and Co. ; Whereat, 
Weston-super-mare, [printed,] 1850, 18°., pp. 
94, 6d. 

Improved monotessaron, a complete authentic 
gospel life of Christ, combining the words of the 
four gospels in a revised version and an orderly 
chronological arrangement. By F. Barham... 
Lond., Eivingtons, 1862, 12°., pp. 258, 3/6. 

Elucidation of the causes of the phenomena 
of the hot waters of Bath. By F. Barham. Bath, 

E. E. Peach, Bridge St. [Bath, printed by J. 
and J. Keene,] 1864, 12"., pp. 16, 3d. 

A rhymed harmony of the gospels. By F. 
Barham and Isaac Pitman. Printed both in 
Phonetic and in the customary spelUng...Lond., 

F. Pitman; Bath, I. Pitman, [printed,] 1870, 
80., pp. 262, 2/6. 

The writings of Solomon comprising the Book 
of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, and 
Psalms Ixxii, cxxvii. Translated by F. Barham. 
Printed both in phonetic and in the customary 
spelling... Lond., F. Pitman; Bath, L Pitman, 
[printed,] 1870, 16»., pp. 288, 1/6. 



BABHAM, Fbanois. (C.m.). 

Ode on Cornwall. By F. B[arham,] Devonport. 
Cornish Mag., iii, 12-13, (1828). 

Memoir of Thomas Foster Barham, M.B. By 
F. Barham. In The Inquirer. See Barham, T. F., 
who d. 1869. 

Note. — F. Barham at one period advocated the 
formation of a religious association, 'to be called Alists 
or Godists, some of his works on this subject have A. 
F. Barham or Alist Francis Barham on the title page. 

F. Barham also published the following : — 

A Life of Edward Colston, of Bristol. 

The fables of Lokman. Translated from the Arabic. 

The Copernican Astronomy of the Bible. 

BAEHAM, Thomas Foster (son of Josep\Foster, 
who took the name of Barham by authority of a 
Private Act of Parliament, and in accordance 
with the will of Henry Barham). h. Bedford, 8 
Oct., 1766. d. Leskinnick, Penzance, 25 Feb., 
1844. cf. Gent. Mag., xxi, 441, (1844); Geo. 
Dyer's Life of Roht. Robinson, (1796), pp. 317- 
20. 

Letter from a Trinitarian to a Unitarian. 
Penzance, T. Vigurs, 1811. 

Most Important Question. What fs true and 
real religion? Penzance, T. Vigurs, 1814. 

Abdallah or the Arabian Martyr, a Christian 
drama in three acts [and in verse.] Lond., 
printed by J. Hatchard and Son, 1820, 8°., pp. 
32. 

Note. — "Dedicated to Miss Lydia GrenfeU, of Mar- 
azion, by the Author [T. P. Barham,] Leskinnic House, 
Apl., 1820." 

Abdallah, or the Arabian Martyr... with a 
Poem on the same subject, by James Mont- 
gomery, Esq. 2nd ed., revised and enlarged. 
By T. F. Barham, Formerly of St. John's Col- 
lege, Cambridge. Printed for the Author [by 
Vigurs, Penzance,] and sold by Hatchard, Picca- 
dilly, 1821, 8°., pp. 46, 2/6. 

Note. — Dedicated to Sir Eose Price, Bart., Presi- 
dent of the Bible and Jews' Societies and Church Mis- 
sionary Association at Penzance and to Lady Price, 
President of the Ladies' Bible Association. 

Elijah, a sacred poem in four cantos. By T. 
F. Barham. Printed for the Author [by Vigurs, 
Penzance,] and sold by Hatchard and Son, Pic- 
cadilly, 1822, 8°., pp. 38, 2/-. 

Colonel Gardiner. A Christian Drama in three 
parts. By a Bible Student formerly of St. John's 
College, Cambridge, [i.e., T. F. Barham.] Lond., 
sold by Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly... and 
Vigurs, Penzance, [printed,] 1823, 8"., pp. 59, 
2/6. 

Note. — " To the Military and Naval Bible Society . 
this little work is most respectfully dedicated and the 
profits of the publication devoted by the Author." 



BAEHAM. 



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BABHAM. 



BAEHAM, Thomas Postbk. (Con.). 

Pergolesi's celebrated Stabat Mater or Cal- 
vary. With English words written for the pur- 
pose substituted in the place of the ancient 
Latin Verses, and the instrumental parts arrang- 
ed for the organ or piano forte, which may be 
accompanied (ad libitum) by two violins and 
violineello, calculated either for public or family 
use. By T. F. Barham... Printed for the author, 
and sold by J. Power, 34, Strand... engraved by 
J. P. Vibert, Penzance, 1829, fol., pp. vi and 
40, 10/6. 

Eeliquise Serise, or Christian Musings. Part 
I. Earth and Comet, or Deep Things of God. 
Part -II. Short Pieces in verse. By EAAXISTOS, 
\pseud. i.e., T. F. Barham,] Formerly of St. 
John's College, Cambridge, and author of various 
publications. Lond., sold by Hatchards...l836, 
pp. 81, 1/6. 

Note. — T.F.Barham also published fhe following : — 

The TJnla-wfulness of Oaths for Christians. Lond., 
Hatchard, 1833. 

Lander Africanus. A Musical Drama. Printed for 
the Author, by T. Vigurs, Penzance, 1834. 

The Scripture Millennium Nigh. 1840. 

Scripture Doctrine. A Lay Sermon. Lend., Hatch- 
ard,- 1842. 

Joseph Foster Barham, eldest brother of T. F. Bar- 
ham was born near Bedford, 1 Jan, 1759. He published 
in 1823 a tract entitled " Considerations on the abolition 
of negro slavery." 

BAEHAM, Thomas Foster, M.B. (eld. son of the 
preceding). Physician to Exeter Dispensary. 
b. Hendon, Middlesex, 10 Sept., 1794. d. High- 
week, Newton Abbot, 3 Mch., 1869. bur. High- 
week, 8 Mch. cf. Reg. & Mag. of Biog., i, 306, 
(1 869); Thelnquirer, aweehly \Unitarian\Journal, 
6 Mch., 1869, .p. 157, 13 Mch., pp. 167-68; 
Trans. Devonshire Assoc., vol. iii, (1869). 
Genuine Christianity, or the unitarian doctrine 
briefly stated. By A Physician, [i.e., T. F. Bar- 
ham.] Penzance, 1824, 8"., 6d.— 2nd ed., enlarg- 
ed. By a Physician. Falmouth, printed and sold 
by James Philp and by E. Hunter, St. Paul's 
Churchyard, London, 1826, 12"., pp. 61, 1/-. 
• A Eeply to the Eev. C. V. Le Grice, [q.v.,] by 
the Author of The Unitarian Doctrine briefly 
stated. 1824, 80. 

The Beginning : or God's three self unequal 
making Motions, spoken of in the first, second 
and third verses of the first book of Moses 
called Genesis, [by T. F. Barhato ?] Penzance, 
1826, 40. 

One God the Father or the Unitarian doctrine 
briefly stated. By T. F. Barham. 3rd ed. enlarged. 
Lond., John Mardon, 19, St. Martin's le Grand; 
[Welsford, printer, Exeter,] 1835, 80., pp. 120. 
One God the Father or the strict and proper 
monotheism of the gospel vindicated. By T. F. 



BAEHAM, Thomas Fosteb, M.B. (Con.). 

Barham. A new ed. r4th ed.] revised and en- 
larged. Lond., Whitfield, Green and Son, 1867, 
pp. viii and 176, 2/6. 

An Introduction to Greek Grammar on a new 
plan, for the use of Schools and Private Students. 
By T. F. Barham, Late of Queen's College, Cam- 
bridge. Lond., Eowland Hunter, St. Paul's 
Churchyard, 1829, 80., pp. xii and 152, 4/6. 

Greek roots in English rhymes, illustrated by 
examples for fixing the sense and assisting the 
memory. By T. F. Barham. Lond., published by 
Baldwin and Cradock, 1837, 12"., pp. xvi and 
162. 

The Enkheiridion of Hehfaistiown concerning 
metres and poems, translated inta English and 
illustrated by notes and a rhythmical notation 
with prolegomena on rhj"thm and accent. By T. 
F. Barham, M.B. Cambridge, printed at the 
University Press for J. and J. J. Deighton, 1843, 
8"., pp. X and 230, 8/6. 

Note. — The Prolegomena are highly commended in 
Orote's Bist. of Gree.ce, iv, 107. 

Philadelphia or the claims of humanity, a plea 
for social and religious reform. By T. F. Barham. 
Lond., Chapman and Hall, 1858, 8°., pp. viii 
and 448. 

Free Catholicism ; the Principle of Unity in 
the Christian Church. An address-delivered at 
the opening of Philadelphia Hall, Newton, for 
religious worship, Feb. 23, 1862. By T. F. 
Barham, M.B. Sold [and printed] by Chappie, 
Newton Bushel; Whitfield, 178, Strand, Lon- 
don. n.d., [1862,] 120., pp_ 24, 6d. 

The Prospect of Eternity. A Sermon by the 
late Dr. Barham, which he was preparing for 
the following Sunday morning service, at the 
Free Christian Church, Newton Abbot, an hour 
before his death, on Wednesday, March 3rd, 
1869. Published by permission. Sold by J. 
Pascoe, Bank Street, Newton Abbot. [Printed at 
Western Times Ofiice, Exeter,] 1869, 8"., pp. 11. 

The Iliad of Homer. Book I. Eendered into 
English Hexameters. By T. F. Barham, M.B., 
Cantab. A Memorial Publication. Lond., Fred. 
Pitman, 20, Paternoster Eow, E.C., 1871, 8°., 
pp. 28. • 

Note. — Preface signed " C. B[arham,] Truro, Sept., 
1871." ' 

Letters on the Atonemeat. Monthly Repository, 
xiii, 235, (1818), xiv, 356, (1819). 

Note. — T. F. Barham published further communica- 
tions to the Monthly Repository in 1822 and following 
years. 

The first Sabbath morning. An Ode. VFesleyan 
Methodist Mag., xlvi, 707, (1823). 



BAENES. 



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BARNWELL. 



BAEEAM, Thomas Fosteb, M.B. (Con.). 

St. Michael's Mount, the Iktis of Diodorus 
Siculus. Trans. R.G.S.C, iii, 86-112, (1825). 

On the Temperature of Mines ib., iii, 150-65. 

An Account of some Ancient Circles on Botrea 
Hill, in the parish of Sancreed, etc. Plate, ib., 
iii, 192-202, (1826). 

Abstract of Meteorological Journal kept at 
Penzance. Selector or Cornish Mag., ii, 92, (1827). 

Meteorological Eegister kept at Exeter. Rep. 
R.I.C., 1839, p. 73, and continued until 1849. 

Meteorological Register kept at Exeter. Rep. 
R.C.P.Snc, 1840, p. 69; 1841, p. 142. 

On Metrical Time ; or the IRhythm of Verse, 
Ancient and Modern. Trans. Philol. Soc, 1860- 
61, pt. i, 45-62. 

On the Amount and Distribution of Sunshine. 
Trans. Devonshire Assoc, pt., iii, p. Ill, (1864). 

On the Principle of Ehythm, as applied to 
English Verse, ib., pt. v, pp. 39-44, (1866). 

Note. — Will. Barham, 2nd son of the preceding, 
published at Gravesend in 1847 "Descriptions of Niagara; 
selected from yaiiious travellers, with original additions." 

BAENES, Eev. Reginald Henry. V. of St. 
Mary Church, Devon, 1860. h. Exeter, 12th 
Feb., 1831. 

The Exeter Diocesan Calendar and Clergy List 
of Cornwall and Devon. Ed. by Eev. E. H. 
Barnes, Eev. Henry H. Du Boulay, and George 
Huxham. Map of the Diocese. Exeter, H. Besley, 
1859, cr. 8"., 1/-. Pub. annually. 

BARNES, Eev. Eichard William. P.C. of 
East and West Looe, 1845-49; V. of Probus, 
1849 ; Prebendary of Exeter, 1853. 

The authority due to the opinions of Eev. H. 
E. Head, Rector of Feniton, on Apostolic Suc- 
cession and other Theological Subjects, considered. 
By R. W. Barnes, Curate of Northleigh, Devon. 
Honiton, Spurway, 1839, 8"., pp. 81, 1/6. 

Note. — Another edition has no date on title page. 

A Sermon preached at the Visitation of the 
Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Exeter, at the Cathe- 
dral Church of St. Peter, Exeter, on St. Peter's 
Day, 1842. By E. W. Barnes, R. of Dunchideock 
and Shillingford. Exeter, P. A. Hannaford; 
Lond., Rivington, 1842, 8"^., pp. 24. 

The Last Three Sermons preached in the 
Church of Looe, Cornvpall, by the late Perpetual 
Curate of East and West Looe, [i.e., R. W. 
Barnes.] Truro, J. E. Netherton, 1850, 8°., pp. 
43, 1/6. 

A Sermon preached in the Church of Probus, 
Cornwall, on the day of Thanksgiving for 'the 
Taking of Sebastopol, Sunday, October 7, 1855. 
By E. W. Barnes. Lond., Mozley; Truro, J. R. 
Netherton [printed,] 1855, 8^, pp. 15. 



BAENES, Rev. E. W. (Con.). 

Public Opinion. Considered in Letters between 
one of his Friends and E. W. Barnes. Lond!., 
Mozley; Truro, J. E. Netherton [printed,] 1855, 
8"., pp. 238, 6/-. 

Let Well Alone : or Removal of Blemishes 
from Church and State. By Alazon \^pseud. i.e., 
R. W. Barnes.] Lond., Longman ; Truro, J. R. 
Netherton, [printed,] 1860, 8«., pp. 197, 6/-. 

Confirmation, Holy Communion, Ordination, 
Four Sermons. By the Rev. R. W. Barnes. Lond.,, 
Longman ; Truro, J. R. Netherton [printed,] 
1860, 8"., pp. 64, 1/6. 

Christmas Day Sermons preached in the 
Parish Church of Probus, Cornwall, Christmas 
Day, 1864. By the Rev. R. W. Barnes. Lond., 
Rivingtons ; Truro, J. R. Netherton [printed,] 
1864, 8«., pp. 26, 1/-. 

New- Year's Day Sermons preached in the 
Parish Church of Probus, Cornwall, on New- 
Year's Day, 1865. By the Rev. R. W. Barnes. 
Lond., Rivingtons; Truro, J. R. Netherton 
[printed,] 1865, 8o., pp. 35, 1/-. 

Appendix and Imaginary Criticisms. [By Rev. 
R. W. Barnes.] Lond., Rivingtons; Truro, J. 
R. Netherton [printed,] 1865, 8"., pp. 132, 3/6. 

The Repentance of Judas. A Sermon preached 
in the Parish Church of Probus, Cornwall, on 
the Sunday next before Easter, 1865. By the 
Rev. R. W. Barnes. Lond., Rivingtons; Truro, 
J. R. Netherten [printed,] 1865, 8"., pp. 15, 6d. 

Sermons preached at Looe and Morval, Corn- 
wall, on the Second Sunday in Advent, Dec. 6, 
1868. By the Rev. R. W. Barnes. Truro, J. R. 
Netherton, 1868,-80., pp. 43, 1/-. 

Sermon preached in the Parish Church of 
Probus, Cornwall, on the First Sunday in the 
year, the Second Sunday after Christmas, January 
3rd, 1869. By the Rev. R. W. Barnes. With an 
Appendix. Truro, J. R. Netherton, 1869, 8"., 
pp. 67, 1/6. 

Three Sermons preached in Exeter Cathedral, 
on the 7th, 8th, and 9th Sundays after Trinity, 
July 11th, 18th, and 25th, 1869. By the Rev. 
R. W. Barnes. Lond., Rivingtons, 1869, 8"., pp. 
75, 1/6. 

A Sermon on the Death of Henry, Lord 
Bishop of Exeter, preached in Probus Church, 
on the 18th Sunday after Trinity, Sep. 26, 1869. 
By the Rev. R. W. Barnes. Truro, J. R. Nether- 
ton, 1869, 80., pp. 14, 6d. 

BARNWELL, Rev. Edward Lowry, M.A. h. 
Bath. 

Bee Five Huts at Bosphrennis, in the parish 
of Zennor. 7 woodcuts. Archml. Camb., ix, 120- 
29, (1863). 

Chto Castle, ib., xi, 157, 195, (1865). 



BASSET. 



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BATE. 



BAREETT, Mr. 

A Section of the Stream Works west of the 
Par Estuary, [illustrative of Mr. R. A. 0. Austen's 
jpaper on the English Channel.] Quart. Journ. 
Geol. Soc. Land., vii, 120, (1851). 

BARRINGTON, Hon. Daines, F.R.S. (ith son 
of 1st Viscount Barrington). 6. 1727. d. King's 
Bench Walk, Temple, 14 Mch., 1800. 

On the Expiration of the Cornish La;nguage. 
iSee Jeffery, Dorothy. 

BARTLETT, George, h. Brixham, 10 Aug., 

1810. 

On the post tertiary formations of Cornwall 
and Devon. Brit. Assoc. Sect., 1841, p. 61. 

BARTLETT, Rev. John, B.A. (son of John 

Bartlett, who d. Plymouth, Aug., 1866y. V. of 

St. Blazey, 1853; V. of Millbrook, Devonport, 

1863. h. Egg Buckland, Devon, 1829. 

The History of the Parish of St. Blazey. A 

Lecture by the Rev. J. Bartlett, Vicar of St. 

Blazey, delivered Dec. 16, 1856. Lond., J. R. 

Smith ; Plymouth, R. Lidstone [printed.] n.d., 

[1856,] 8«., pp. 40, 1/-. 

" I have a message from God unto thee." A 
Sermon preached in the Parish Church of St. 
Blazey, Cornwall, on the 2nd Sunday after Trinity 
(June 5), 1853. By the Rev. J. Bartlett, B.A., 
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, the Incum- 
bent. Printed for Private Circulation. [Lidstone, 
Printer, Plymouth and Devonport,] 1853, 8"., 
pp. 20. 

BASSET, Captain. See Civil War Tracts, (1642), 
in Part II. 

BASSET, Rt. Hon. Frances (only dau. of Baron 
Be Dunstanville). Baroness Basset of Stratton, 
1835. h. Apl., 1781. d. TehidyPark, 22 Jan., 
1855. Monu. Illogan. cf. Gent. Mag., xliii, 304- 
305, (1855). 

BASSET, Sir Francis. See De Dunstanville. 

BASSET, John, M.P. (son of Bev. John Basset, 
who d. 1816;. M.P. Helston, 1840. b. 17 Nov., 
1791. bapt. Illogan, 28 Nov. d. Boppart, on 
the Rhine, 4 July, 1843. c/. Gent. Mag., xx, 
323, (1843). 

Remarks and Suggestions as to the re-estab- 
Jishment of the Mining Courts of the Duchy of 
Cornwall : with a Letter addressed to the Earl 
of Falmouth, as Chairman of the Committee. By 
J. Basset. Lond., J. Bigg, 1836, 8°., pp. 14. 

Thoughts on the Stannary Bill, as framed in 
the last Session of Parliament, and also with a 



BASSET, John, M.P. (Con.). 

view to its future improvement, addressed to the 
Marquis of Hertford, Lord Warden of the Stan- 
naries. Signed J. Basset, Dec. 3, 1836. Truro, 
E. Heard, n.d., [1836,] 8»., pp. 41. 

Origin and History of the Bounding Custom, 
with remarks on the best mode of modifying 
the system to present purposes ; together with 
some observations on the rise and progress of 
the Nullum Tempus Act. By J. Basset. Truro, 
E. Heard, 1839, 8"., pp. 50. 

Observations on Cornish Mining as it is likely 
to be affected by the present tariff, proposed by 
Sir R. Peel. By J. Basset. Lond., J. Rodwell, 
1842, 8»., pp. 20. 

On the Machinery used for raising miners in 
the Hartz. Bep. B.G.P.Soc, 1840, p. 59. , 

BASTIAN, Henry Charlton, M.A., M.D., 
F.R.S. (son of James Bastian). Professor of 
Pathological Anatomy in University College, 
London, b. Truro. 

The modes of origin of lowest organisms, in- 
cluding a discussion of the, experiments of M. 
Pasteur, and a reply to some statements by Pro- 
fessors Huxley and Tyndall. By H. C. Bastian. 
Lond. and New York, Macmillan and Co., 1871, 
8". 

On the Falmouth Flora. Bep. B.G.P.Soc, 1856, 
pp. 83-112. 

On the mode of origin of secondary cancerous 
gi'owths. The Medical Mirror, i, 622-31, (1864). 

On the Structure and Nature of the Dracun- 
culus or Guinea Worm. Trans. Linn. Soc, xxiv, 
101-134, (1863). 

Monograph on the Anguillulidae, or Free Ne- 
matoids, marine, land, and fresh water, with 
description of 100 new species, ib., xxv, pt. ii, 
73-185, (1865). 

On the Anatomy and Physiology of the Nema- 
toids, parasitic and free. Philos. Trans., clvii, pt. 
ii, 545-639, (1866). 

The Human Brain. Macmillan's Mag., Ixxiii, 
63-71, (1866). 

BATE, Charles Spence, F.R.S., F.L.S. (son of 
Chas. Bate, who d. Vhuley, near Ashburton, 19 
Oct., 1872, aged 83J. b. Trenick House, near 
Truro, 16 Mch., 1819. 

•Catalogue of the Specimens of the Amphi- 
podous Crustacea in the Collection of the British 
Museum. By C. S. Bate. [Ed. by J. E. Gray.] 
58 plates. Lond., printed by order of the Trus- 
tees, [by Taylor and Francis,] 1862, 8**., pp. iv 
and 400. 

A History of the British Sessile-eyed Crus- 
tacea. By 0. S. Bate and John Obadiah West- 



BATE. 



16 



BATE. 



BATE, Chables Spenoe, F.E.S. (Cm.). 

•wood. 500 illustrations. Lond., John Van Voorst, 
1863-68, 2 vols., impl. 8"., 115/6. 

Note. — Brought out in 23 Parts at 5/-. First Part 
dated 1 Oct., 1861, the last, 31 Dec, 1868. 

The Pathology of dental caries. By C. S. 
Bate. From the Transactions of The Odonto- 
logical Society of Great Britain. 14 plates. 
Lond., Cox and Wyman, 1864, 8o., pp. 64. 



On Fossil Remains recently discovered in 
Bacon Hole, Gower, also other Remains from 
beneath the bed of the River Tawey. Brit. Assoc. 
Sect., 1848, pp. 62-63. 

Notes on some Tubicolae. ib., 1849, pp. 72-73. 

Notes on the Boring of Marine Animals, ib., 
1849, pp. 73-75. 

Notes on Crustacea, ib., 1850, pp. 115-18. 

On the Morphology of the Pyenogonidse... 
ib., 1853, p. 66. 

Notice of a New Crustacean, ib., 1856, p. 91. 

On the British Edriophthalma. Brit. Assoc. 
Bep., 1855, pp. 18-62. 

On a New Species of lone. Brit. Assoc. Sect., 
1863, p. 98. 

On a human skull and the bones of animals 
found with pottery in a Kjoktenmodden, on the 
coast of Cornwall, ib., 1864, p. 88. 

On an ancient Cornish Barrow, ib., 1864, p. 
88. 

On the genus Anceus. ib., 1865, p. 83. 

Report of the Committee appointed to explore 
the Marine Fauna and Flora of the south coast 
of Devon and Cornwall. Brit. Assoc. Bep., 1865, 
pp. 51-56. 

An attempt to approximate the data of the 
Flint Flakes of Devon and Cornwall. Brit. Assoc. 
Sect., 1866, p. 50. 

On the dentition of the common mole, ib., 
1866, p. 69. 

On the Fauna and Flora of the southern coast 
of Devon and Cornwall. Brit. Assoc. Bep., 1867, 
pp. 275-87. 

On the Geographical Distribution of the British 
genera of the Sessile-eyed Crustacea. Brit. Assoc. 
Sect., 1868, p. 69. 



Notes on Crustacea. 3 plates. Ann. Nat. Hist , 
vi, 109-111, (1850); vii, 297-300, (1851). 

On a new genus and several new species of 
British Crustacea, ib., vii, 318-21. 

On the Terebella Medusa, ib., viii, 237-39. 

On the development of the Cirripedia. ib., 
viii, 324-32. 

On some Crustacea dredged by Mr. Barlee, in 
the Shetlands. ib., x, 356-57, (1852). 



BATE, Chakles Spenoe, F.E.S. (Con.). 

On the Homologies of the Carapace, and on . 
the Structure and Function of the Antennae in 
Crustacea, ib., xvi, 36-46, 1855. [Also found as 
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On the British Diastylidse. ib., xvii, 449-65, 
(1856). 

On the genus Cuma. ib., xix, 106-107, (1857), 

A Synopsis of the British Edriophthalmous 
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On Pranzia and Anceus and their affinity to 
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On some British Diastylidae. ib., iii, 273-74, 
(1859). 

On the morphology of some amphipoda of the 
division Hypernia. ib., viii, 1-15, (1861). 

Note on the supposed " Discovery of an ex- 
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440-41, (1862). - 

Carcionological Gleanings, ib., xv, 81-88, 
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On the Dentition of the Common Mole, ib., 
xix, 377-81, (1867). 



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On Absorption. ' Trans. Odontological Soc, i, 
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On a method for constructing lower palates, 
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On the Treatment of Inflamed Dental Pulp. 
ib., iii, 338-57, (1863). 



BATE. 



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BATE, Charles Spence, P.E.S. (Con.). 

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Clack Csenaticum. Part i & ii. Glaclc. 

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Seven days on the North Coast of Cornwall. 
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A child's last cry. ib.. No. v, p. 170. 

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BATES, William. Birmingham. 

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BATTEN, Capt. 
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BATTEN, Eev. Henry, M.A. P. 0. St. Mary's, 
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Family Prayers for the Mornings and Even- 
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A Sermon preached in St. Paul's Church, 
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A Sermon preached before the Mayor, Cor- 
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BATTEN, John, Junr., B.A. Barrister-at-Law. 

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Y" Battel of y° Bonfyres. A Songe Sung in 
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BATTEN, Joseph. 

An Elegy on the death of Mr. Thomas Vigurs. 
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BATTEN, Rev. Joseph Hallet, D.D., F.R.S., 

Fellow of Trin. Coll., Camb., Principal of the 
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BATTEN, Joseph Hallet. Son of the pre- 
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Official Report on the Province of Kumaon, 
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BAUERMAN, Hilary, F.G.S., London. 

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BAWDEN, Jane. A Friend, b. Penzance. 
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A Short Account of Jane Bawden. Liskeard, 

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BAWDEN, Jane. {Con.). 

printed by E. Esterbrook, Pike Street, n.d., 
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Jane Bawden. A Short Memoir. Manchester, 
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BAYLE, Mr. pseud., i.e., Penneck, Eev. H. 

BEAL, Eev. William, b. Devonport, 4th May, 

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The Fathers of the Wesley Family, and refer- 
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Note.— Preface to 2nd ed., dated Liskeard, March, 
1862. 

Britain and the Gael, and the Gaelic Indices 
around Devonport and Liskeard. An Outline 
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Britain and the Gael, or notices of old and 
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the ancient men of Britain and its Isles. Some 
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BEAL, Eev. William (ekkst son of the preceding), 
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BEALE, William, b. Landrake, 1st January, 
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Madrigal for four voices. [Begins "This 

pleasant month of May"]. Lond., [1813], fol. 
When whispering strains; a glee [for four 

voices] in commendation of music, the words by 

W. Strode. Lond., [1813?], obi. fol. , 

Awake, sweet muse [the words by E. Hewitt], 

the madrigal which gained the prize cup given 

by the Madrigal Society, Jan. 12th, 1813. 

Lond., [181:^-], fol. 

A First Book of Madrigals, Glees, etc., for 

3, 4, and 5 voices. Op. 6. Lond., 1815, fol. 
Sonata for P. Forte, with an accompaniment 

for the Violin. Lond., [1815], fol. 

A second Sonata for the P. Forte, with an 

accompaniment for the Violin. Op. 8. Lond., 

[1816], fol. 



BEALE, William. (Con.). 

What ho ! a fourth Madrigal for four voices, 
words by H. Eobertson. Op. 9. Lond., 1816, fol. 

Go rose ; a glee for four voices [the words 
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The evening walk; a glee for four voices. 
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Ah ! tell me no more, my dear girl ; Canzonet, 
the words by Dr. Walcot. [Lond., 1820 1], fol. 

Collection of Glees and Madrigals. Lond., 
Birchall, 1820. 

Brutus ; a song, the words by Wm. Smith. 
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Harmony; a glee for four voices, which 
gained the prize given by the Adelphi Glee Club, 
1840, the words by E. Taylor. Lond., [1841], 
fol. 

In the pleasant summer day ; a cheerful glee, 
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When lightly whisper through the air. Song, 
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BEAED, John. Tov;n Clerk, Penzance, h. Pen- 
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A Plain and brief Statement of an extraord- 
inary and interesting Case lately decided in the 
Court of Chancery, on a petition preferred 
originally in the year 1807, to the Lord Chan- 
cellor, by William Harris, an infant, against 
John Tremenheere, Gent., the Steward and 
Eeceiver of his Estates in the Connties of Corn- 
wall and Devon, for his Eemoval from the office 
of Eeceiver. Truro, Printed at the Cornwall 
Gazette Office, by T. Flindell. 1810, 4°., pp. 56. 
To the Worshipful the Mayor, the Eight 
Honourable and Worshipful the Eecorder, the 
Worshipful the Justice, and the Aldermen and 
Commonalty of Penzance. This translation of 
their charter, diligently collated with, and made 
literally from, the original, is respectfully pre- 
sented by their faithful and obedient humble 
servant, J. B., Town Clerk. Pensance, 1st 
January, 1825. J. P. Vibert, Lithog., Penzance, 
fol, pp. 22. 

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BEAED, Eev. Thomas. V. of Alternon. d. 
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BEAEE, Thomas, fio. temp. Queen Eliz. 

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BECKET, Rev. Nicholas. 

A Preparation to the most Holie Ministrie, 
wherein is set downe the true meanes to be well 
prepared to the same. In two Books. Written 
in French by Peter Gerard, and Translated into 
English by N. B. Imprinted at London by 
Thomas Creed, for Thomas Man, 1598, sm. 8". 

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the Pastors and Ministers of Cornwall and Devon. 

BECKFORD, William, of Fonthill Abbey, b. 
London, 1760. d. Bath, 2nd May, 1844. 

Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Lond., Bentley, 
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BEDDOES, Thomas, M.D. 6. Shropshire, April, 

1760. d. Bristol, Dec, 1808. 

Memoirs of the Life of T. B., M.D., -wdth an 
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Chemical Experiments and Opinions extracted 
from a work published in the last century. (By 
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Contributions to Physical and Medical Know- 
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BEDFORD, Commander Delbceuf Baker, 
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BEDFORD, Hannah. Daughter of Dr. Charles 
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Anno Quadragesimo Sexto, Georgii III Regis, 
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Parts or Shares devised by the Will of Hannah 
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the Counties of Cornwall and Devon, in Trustees, 



BEDFOBD, Hannah. (Con.). 

to be sold, and for investing the clear purchase 
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BEDFORD, Rev. John. R. of St. Gerrans, 
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A Sermon [on Gen., xxviii, 20] at the opening 
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BEDFORD, Capt. Robert Tench, R.N. 
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A Proposal for the Advancement of Christi- 
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BEE, Jon. pseud., i.e., Badcock, John. See 
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BEEVERELL, James, A.M. 

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BELL, Rev. Charles Dent, M.A. V. of 
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The Miners' Sons : Martin Luther and Henry 

Martyu. Lond., S. Low and Son, 1853, 8°., 

pp. 101, 1/-. 

BELL, Rev. Richard. I. Yorkshire, 4th June, 

1820. 

The Harvest and its Lessons. A Sermon 
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BELL, Robert. I. Cork, 1800. d. London, 
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Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs, of the 
Peasantry of England. Lond., Parker, 1857, 
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BELLAMY, John Cremee, M.R.C.S. b. Ply- 
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May, 1854. 

The Natural History of South Devon. Maps 
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The Housekeeper's Guide to the Fish-Market, 
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the Fishes and Fisheries of Devon and Corn- 
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A Thousand Facts in the Histories of Devon 
and Cornwall, in chronological order, forming 
an epitomised view of the political development 
of those counties, and making especial reference 
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Description of two green-streaked Wrasses 
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BELLAMY, P. F. 

Description of two Peruvian Mummies pre- 
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BELLOWS, John. So7i of JV. L. Bellmvs. b. 
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A Winter Journey from Gloucester to Nor- 
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Two Days' Excursion from Gloucester to 
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Map and Views. Gloucester, J. Bellows [n.d., 
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Tons les Verbes. — Conjugations of all the 
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BELLOWS, John. (Con.). 

Royal Naval School, London. Also a New Table 
of Equivalent Values of French and English 
Money, Weights, and Measures. Lond., Triib- 
ner, elc. ; John Bellows, Gloucester; [n.d., 186-], 
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Outline Dictionary for the use of Missionaries, 
Exfilorers, and Students of Language. With 
an introduction on the proper use of the ordin- 
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English Outline Vocabulary, for the use of 
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New French and English Dictionary. Lond., 
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On the Cornish Language, iiep. R.C.P. Soc, 
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On the real meaning of the word Marazion. 
IFest Briton, loth July, 1869. 

BELLOWS, William Lamb. b. Bere Regis, 
Dorset. Resident about 20 years in Cornwall. 
Memoir of John Stickland, a Local Preacher 
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near Wareham, Dorset. By his son-in-law, 
W. L. Bellows Printed for the Author, by 
L. Newton, Camborne; and sold by Simpkin, 
Marshall, & Co., ... Lond.; 1838, demy 12"., 
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The Life of John Stickland, late of East 
Holme, ... compiled from his own papers, by 
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2 sheets. 

BENNALLACK, Francis. 

Mineralogia Cornubiensis, . . .by William Pryce. 

1778, foL ^ 

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BENNALLACK, John Ferris. Son of the 
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BENNET, Col. Robert, b. 1605 (?). 

King Charles's Triall justified, being the sum 
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BENNETT, Charles. The Blind Organist, b. 
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Fugitive Poems. 

Twelve Songs and a Cantata. Inscribed to 
Mrs. Trevanion, of Caerhays. The words by 
Mr. Walcot. Lond., Johnson, n.d., fol. 

Music for the Organ. MSS. 

BENNETT, Edward T. 

Restoration of Euphorbia Peplis to one of its 
old localities, with observations on a few other 
Cornish Plants, found in the early part of Oct., 
1850. Phytologist, iv, 1-5, 1851. 

BENNETT, James. 6. Prideaux, in Luxulyan, 
March, 1828. 

The Gardener, being Memoirs of the Life and 
Death of William Stephens, of St. Blazey, Corn- 
wall. Compiled by J. B. Woodcut frontispiece. 
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Cornwall, Jas. Bennett, St. Blazey; n.d., 18"., 
pp. 36, 4d. 

Bennett's Easy Primer. Being an improved 
system of bringing the youthful mind acquainted 
with a knowledge of letters, &c. Price One 
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BENNETT, J. Hayle. 

A Horizontal Steam Engine, with improved 
Hotary Valves. Bep. B.C.P. Soc., 1866, p. xxiii. 

BENNETT, Mary. 

The Cornish Ale Wife. A Sketch from Life. 
Chambers Jour., ix, 8-9 (1848). 

BENNETT, Eev. Mydhope Wallis, B.A. d. 
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xciv, pt. 2, 565, 1824. 

BENNETT, Rt. Rev. William. Bp. of Gloyne. 

d. London, 16th July, 1820. 

Remarks on Roman Architecture and Castra- 
metation. Siipp. to Polwhele's Cornwall, 1803. 

BENNETTS, John. 6. Perranarworthal. dKea. 

On the Electro Magnetism of Veins of Copper 
Ore in Cornwall. Lond. & Edinb. Bhilos. Mag., 
iii, 17, 1833. 

BENNETTS, Samuel. 6. St. Mewan. 

Remarks on Dynamite. Communicated by 
Messrs. Webb and Bennetts. Bep. Miners' Assoc. 
•ef D. & C, 1868, p. 25. 



BENSON, Rev. Joseph. JVesleyan Minister, 
b. 1748. d. London, 15th Feb., 1821. 

Memoirs of Rev. J. B., by the Rev. James 
Macdonald. Lond., T. Blanshard, 1822, 8". 

Note. — Mi'. Benson visited Cornwall in 1795, pp* 
278—286. 

BENTLEY and BOULTON. 

Report on the construction of a canal between 
Fowey Harbour and the Padstow Eiver. 

BERGER, Jean Francois, M.D., of Geneva. 

Observations on the Physical Structure of 
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BERNOUILLI, Jean, the younger, b. Basle, 
4th Nov., 1744. d. Berlin, 13th July, 1807. 

EtWas uber den Zinn-und Kupferbergbau in 
Kornwallis. (Something about Tin and Copper 
Mines in Cornwall). 1783. 

BERRYMAN, William Richard. 

Report from the Select Committee on Muni- 
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BESEMERES, John. Resident at Calcutta. 

Old Salt ; a Serio Comic Drama in two Acts. 
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BESLEY, Henry. Exeter. 

The Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, and Dorset 
Sheet Almanacs. Exeter, Besley, 1828, s. sh., 
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A Trial for Infringement of Copyright \in the 
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BESLET, Henky. (Con.). 

Views in Cornwall. 24 engravings. Exeter, 
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Views in Devonshire and Cornwall. 60 steel 
engravings. Exeter, Besley, 1858, super roy. 8°., 
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Hand Book to Truro, Falmouth, and Helstone. 
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Exeter, Besley, 1868, 12°., 3/6. Continued 
annually. 

The Exeter Diocesan Calendar. See Barnes, 
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BESSE, Joseph, d. EatclifFe, London, 25th 
Nov., 1757, aged circa 74. 

A Collection of the Sufferings of the people 
called Quakers, for the Testimony of a Good 
Conscience, from ... 1650 to ... 1689. Taken 
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counts. Lond., . . . Luke Hinde, at the Bible, in 
George Yard, Lombard Street, 1753, 2 vols., 
fol., 369 sheets. 

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—26. 

BEST, William Mawdesley. Barrister of 
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don, 16th Nov., 1869. See Blunt, Walter. 

BETA, pseud., i.e., Boase, Henry. 

BETHAM, Sm William, b. Suffolk, 1779. d. 
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The Gael and Cymbri, an Inquiry into the 
Origin and History of the Irish, Welsh, Cornish, 
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Papers on Astronomical Instruments of the 
Irish, on the Eing Money of the Celts, and on 
the affinity of the Phcenician and Celtic Lan- 
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BETTESWOETH, Capt. George Edmund 
Byron, E.N. d. off Bergen, 16th May, 1808, 
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Brenton's Naval Hist., vol. ii: Gent. Mag., 
Ixxviii, 560 (1808). 



BETTY, Eev. Humphry. R. of Little Petherick. 
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BETTY OR BETTEY, Eev. Joseph. A Cornish 

Fellow of Bolster College, Oxford, d. Jan. 1, 

173a. 

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absolute necessity of Church Government. A 
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University of Oxford, on Saturday, the 21st 
September, 1729. Lond., 1729, 8°.— 2nd ed., 
corrected, Oxford, Printed for Sam. Wilmot, 
1729, 8"., pp. 40, 6d.— 3rd ed., Oxford, 1729, 8°. 

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Jacob Gingle. Lond., Printed for Timothy 
Atkins, at Dr. Sacheverell's Head, near St. Paul's, 
1729, 8°., pp. 63, 1/-.— 2nd ed., Lond., 1730, 
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Lond., 1730, 8°. 

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Institution of the Ministry," preached by J. B. 
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BICKFOED, William. 

William Bickford and Damaris his wife appel- 
lants ; Sir William Pendarves, Knt., and Dame 
Penelope his wife, Eobert Hoblyn an infant, by 
Sir Will. Pendarves his guardian, Charles Holt, 
Esq., and Martha his wife, respondents. [Lond., 
1724], fol., pp. 4. The Appellant's Case. Br. 
Museum. 

Bickford et ux. contr. Pendarves et al. The 
case of the respondents Holt and his wife. 
[London, 1724], fol. Br. Museum. 

BICKHAM, George, Junr. 

A Curious . . . Collection of Bird's Eye Views 
of the ... Counties in England. ... Lond., R, 
Laurie, ... 1796, 4°. 

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Cornwall. No letter press. 

BIDDLE, John, M.A. b. Gloucestershire, 1615, 
d. London, Sept., 1662. cf. Base. 

J. Bidelli Vita. By John Farrington. Lon- 
dini, 1682, 12°. 

A Eeview of the Life, Characte T.and Writings 
of the Eev. J. B., M.A., who was banished to 



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BIDDLE, John. (Con.). 

the Isles of Scilly, in the Protectorate of Oliver 
Cromwell (October 5, 1655). By Joshua Toul- 
min, A.M. Lond., 1791, 8". [Vol. iv of Tracts 
printed and published by Unitarian Society]. 

BIDDULPH, Rev. Thomas Tregenna, M.A. 
h. Padstow, 5th July, 1763. d. Bristol, 19th 
May, 1838. cf. Gent. Mag., x, 331-334 ; Felix 
Farley's Bristol Jour., 26th May, 1838 ; Chris- 
tian Observer, pp. 594-99 (1838). 

An Elegy occasioned by the death of the 
Hon. and Rev. William Bromley Cadogan, A.M., 
late Rector of St. Luke's, Chelsea, ... who died 
18th Jan., 1797. Bath, 1797, 4°., 6d. 

Essays on some select parts of the Liturgy of 
the Church of England, being the substance of 
a course of lectures delivered in the parish 
Church o.f St. Werburgh, Bristol. Bristol, 1798, 
12°. — 2nd- ed., Evesham, Printed by J. Agg, 
1798, 8°., 2/6.— 3rd ed., 1812, 3 vols., 8"., 28/-. 

Original Poems on Religious Subjects. Bath, 
1798, 8°., 1/-. 

Practical Essays on select parts of the Liturgy 
of the Church of England. Lond. ; Evesham 
[printed] ; Bristol [printed] ; 1799-1805, 4 vols., 
12«. 

Zion's Trumpet. Bristol, 1798-1800, 3 vols., 
12". Afterwards changed to The Christian 
Chiardkin. Bristol, 1802-6, 10 vol., 12°., N.S., 
1807-8, 2 vols., 12°. In 1809 the place of 
publication was removed to London. 

Note. — Mr. Biddulph was instrumental in estab- 
lishing this magazine. 

A Sermon preached at St. James's Church, 
Bristol, on Acts, xxiv, 14. Dedicated to the 
Vestry and Inhabitants of St. James. 1799, 8°. 

A Sermon [on Matt., vii, 12] preached before 
the Society for Missions to Africa and the East. 
1801, 8°. 

A Letter to the Rev. J. Hey, occasioned by 
his late publication, entitled, The Important 
Question at Issue. Bristol, 1801, 12°. 

An Appeal to Public Impartiality, on the 
manner in which the dispute concerning The 
Important Question at Issue has been conducted 
[by J. Hey]. Bristol, 1801, 12°. 

Truth Triumphant. A complete refutation of 
a pamphlet by the Rev. Mr. B., entitled, Jn 
Appeal to Public Impartiality. By the Rev. J. 
Hey. 1801, 8°. 

"The Important Question" still under con- 
sideration, but approaching to a decision, or an 
address to the Rev. T. T. B., in reply to a letter 
[by him] in answer to a pamphlet entitled, The 
Important Question at Issue. By Rev. J. Hey. 
1801, 8°- 

A Message from the Tomb, being the substance 



BIDDULPH, Eet. Thomas Tbegenna.. [Con.). 

of a Sermon [on Heb., xi, 4] preached on tha 
death of G. Gieves. Bristol, Bulgin, 1802, 8°. 
A Sermon preached in the parish Church of 
St. Andrew by the "Wardrobe and St. Anne, 
Blackfriars, ... May 22, 1802, before the Society 
for Missionaries to Africa and the East, . . . being 
their Fourth Anniversary. By Rev. T. T. B., 
Minister of St. James's, Bristol, and Chaplain 
to the Right Honourable Dowager Lady Bagot. 
Lond., 1802, 8°. 

Life a vapour : being the substance of a Ser- 
mon delivered in the Parish Church of St. 
James, Bristol, on the death of Mr. John 
Marker. Bristol, Bulgin, 1803, 8°. 

God Glorified in his Ministering Servants ; 
a Sermon preached in the Parish Church of 
Cheddar, on Monday, Oct. 17, 1803, at the 
Funeral of the Rev. Thomas Drewitt, A.M., 
Curate of the Parish. Bristol, 1803, 8°., pp. 31. 
A Sermon [on Matt., vii, 12] preached May 
22, 1804, before the Society for Missions to 
Africa and the East. With the Report of the 
Annual Meeting and the List of Subscribers. 
Lend., Seeley, ... 1804, 8°., 1/-. 

Portions of the Psalms of David. 1804, 12°. 
The True Basis of National Confidence in 
time of Distress; A Sermon. 1805, 8°. 

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etc. [Ed. Rev. T. T. B.]. 1806, 12°. 

Portions of the Psalms, ... with a selection 
of hymns. 1809, 12°. 

Practical Essays on the Morning and Evening 
Services. 1809, 8°. 

The British Jubilee : a Sermon delivered in 
the parish Church of St. James, and at the 
Mayor's Chapel, in Bristol, on Wednesday, Oct. 
25, 1809, when His Most Gracious Majesty 
George III entered in the 50th year of his reign. 
Lond., Hatohard, 1809, 8°., pp. 41, 2/-. 

Practical Essays on the Morning and Evening 
Services of the Church of England. The 4th 
edition of Essays i to xii. 2nd edition of re- 
mainder of the three volumes. Lond. ; Bristol 
[printed] ; 1810, 3 vols., 8°. 

Note. — Letter on above. Christian Observer, x, 405 
(1811). 

Portions of the Psalms of David, . . . with a 
Selection of Hymns accommodated to the Service 
of the Church of England. 1813, 12°. 

The Charge of Nonconformity repelled: a 
letter to the Bishop of Bristol [in reply to 
charges brought against the writer in " An Ad- 
dress to W. Ady"]. Bristol, 1813, 8°- 

Baptism a seal of the Christian Covenant ; or 
remarks on the former of " Two Tracts intended 
to convey correct notions of regeneration and 



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BIDDULPH, Ebv. Thomas Tkegenna. {Con.). 

conversion, etc. By Eev. E. Mant." Lond., 
Hatchard, 1816, 8"., pp. 255, 5/-. 

The Eev. Eichard Mant's Sermon on Eegen- 
eration vindicated from the remarks of the Eev. 
T. T. B. Shrewsbury, 1816, 8"., 1/6. 

Considerations on the doctrine of the Bap- 
tism, reprinted from the Select ic Review, May 1, 
1816 ; on Dr. Mant's Two Tracts, and the Pub- 
lications by Messrs. Biddulph, Scott, .... Lond., 
Conder, 1816, 8°., 2/-. 

A Search after truth in its own field, — the 
Holy Scriptures ; or a reference to the Apostolic 
Acts and Epistles on the subject of some novel 
opinions in divinity.' Bristol, 1818, 8". — 2nd 
ed., enlarged, Bristol, 1818, 8". 

Letters signed Physico Theologus, i.e., Eev. 
T. T. B. Christian Guardian, 1819-20. 

Christian Charity exerting itself by means of 
Missionary Incitement for the Correction of 
Hindoo Immorality : or cursory Eemarks on a 
Pamphlet intitled, " Missionary Incitement and 
Hindoo Demoralization, etc., by J. Bowen." In 
a letter. Bristol, 1821, 8°. 

Letter to the Eev. T. T. Biddulph, occasioned 
by his " Cursory Eemarks " on a Pamphlet en- 
titled, " Missionary Incitement and Hindoo 
Demoralization." By John Bowen, 1822, 3/6. 

National Affliction Improved : in three Ser- 
mons, delivered in the years 1817, 3 818, and 
1820 ; on the days appointed for the funerals of 
Her Eoyal Highness the Princess Charlotte of 
Wales, Her Majesty Queen Charlotte, and His 
Majesty George III. Bristol, printed for J. and 
W. Eichardson, Clare Street ; sold also by W. 
Bulgin, Corn Street, and by Hatchard, Picca- 
dilly; 1820, 8°., pp. 71. 2/6. 

National Affliction Improved : in a Sermon 
[on II Kings, ii, 12] delivered Feb. 16, 1820, 
being the day appointed for the Funeral of 
George the Third. Bristol, 1820, 8". 

Practical Essays on the Liturgy of the Church 
of England. 1822, 8" 

An infallible way to Contentment. By A. 
Seller. With a recommendatory preface bv 
Eev. T. T. B. Bristol, 1822, 8° 

The Churchman on a Sick Bed. The Publi- 
cations of the Church of England Tract Society 
Bristol, vol. i, 1824, 12° 

.The Convalescent ; or, the Churchman's Eecol- 
lections and Eesolutions on recovering from a 
Fit of Sickness, ih. 

A Guide to the Church, ih. 
The Parochial Clergyman's Ordination Vows ; 
or an Appeal to those of his Parishioners who 
are disposed to censure his anxiety about their 
Salvation as unnecessary, etc. ih. 

The Parochial Minister [T. T. B.]'s affection- 
ate Address to those persons who have under- 



BIDDULPH, Eet. Thosias Tkeoenna. (Con.). 

taken the office of Godfathers and Godmothers, 
ih. 

A Parochial Minister [T. T. B.]'s affectionate 
expostulation with those inhabitants of his 
parish who neglect the public worship of Al- 
mighty God. ih. 

The Parochial Minister [T. T. B.]'s affection- 
ate expostulation with those of his parishioners 
who neglect the duty and privilege of attending 
the Lord's Table, ih. 

The Seventh Commandment ; or the Compas- 
sion of the Divine Saviour towards those who 
have transgressed it, etc. ih. 

Sunday Evening Eecollections, or the Church- 
man in his Closet, ih. 

Address to those who wish to attend upon 
the Worship of Almighty God with devout 
reverence, etc. ih., vol. ii. 

The Churchman \i.e. T. T. B.]'s Eeasons for 
bringing his Children to the Baptismal Font, 
etc. ih. 

Hints on Public Worship ; or the Churchman 
instructed in the use of the Book of Common 
Prayer, ih. 

The Parochial Minister [T. T. B.]'s affectionate 
address to a newly married couple, ih. 

Short Eeasons for Communion with the 
Church of England ; or the Churchman's 
answer to the question " Why are you a member 
of the Church of England 1 " ih. 

The Careless Churchman warned of his 
danger, and reminded of his dut}^. ih., vol. iii. 
The Decalogue ; or the Churchman's means of 
self-humiliation and rule of duty. ih. 

The Forms of the Church opposed to For- 
mality, etc. ih. 

Good-Friday Intercession ; or the Church- 
man's duty to pray for all " Jews, Turks, Infidels, 
and Heretics." ih. 

The Pious Churchman comforted under the 
pressure of affliction, etc. ih. 

The Church- Yard; or an Address to the 
Throne of Mercy from the confines of the grave. 
ih., vol. iv. 

A Clergyman [i.e., T. T. B.]'s Address to his 
Parishioners on Family Prayer, ih. 

_ An important inquiry from a Parishioner to 
his Pastor, stated and answered ; or the means 
of obtaining the Spirit of Prayer, ih. 

The Parochial Minister [i.e.,'T. T. B.]'s season- 
able hints to the members of Benefit Societies, 
on the duties of frugality, piety, and loyalty, ih. 
The Eeform meeting; or the Churchman's 
duty towards his neighbour, ih. 

The Eomanist unveiled; or Popery in its 
native deformity, ih. 

Short Sermons on subjects connected with the 
Form of Absolution in the morning and evening 



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BIDDULPH, Eev. Thomas Tbegenna. (Core.)- 

Services of the Church of England, ib. 

Short Forms of Family Prayer for every 
morning and evening in the week, etc. ib. 

Divine Influence ; or the Operation of the 
Holy Spirit traced from the creation of man to 
the consummation of all things. Bristol, 18:24, 
8"., pp. 263, 9/-. cf. Quart. Rev., xxxi, 111-125 
(1824). 

The Theology of the Early Patriarchs. Lond., 
Duncan, 1825, 2 vols., 8°., 21/-. 

A Letter to the Editor of the Quarterly 
Review, occasioned by its animadversions on a 
work entitled i)mwe /n/weMCg. Bristol, 1825,8". 
The Inconsistency of Conformity to the 
World, with a Profession of Christianity. Three 
Dialogues. Bristol, 1803, 8"., pp. 105.— 2nd 
ed., Lond., Seeley, 1815, 12"., 3/-.— 4th ed., 
Lond., Thames Ditton [printed], 1831, 8". 

The Septuagenarian Confession of Faith, 
Bristol, 1833 (?), 8". 

Christian Patriotism. A Sermon [on I Cor., 
vii, 12] dehvered in Bristol, 20th Nov., 1836. 
Bristol, 1836, 8". 

The Doctrine of Baptismal Eegeneration as it 
has been stated in some recent tracts, weighed 
in the balance of the Sanctuary. In Three 
Dialogues. Lond., 1837, 8". — Eepublished 
1838. 

Select Tracts of the Church of England Tract 
Society. By the Rev. T. T. B. Bristol, 1838, 12". 

Note. — These Tracts are numtered 1 — 106, ■ and 
have each a separate title page, pagination, and register. 

BIRCH, Samuel. 6. London, 8th Nov., 1757, 

d. 1840. 

The Smugglers. A Musical Drama, in Two 
Acts, as it is performed at the Theatre Royal, 
Drury Lane. Lond., C. Dilly, 1796, 8"., pp. 

37, 1/-. 

Note. — Scene on the Coast of Cornwall. 

BIRCH, Samuel, LL.D., F.S.A. h. London, 

3rd Nov., 1813. 

Observations on a Bronze Figure of a Bull 
found in Cornwall. Arclmol. JourH.,Yu, 8-16, 
120 (1850). 

Abstract of Remarks of S. Birch, Esq., of 
the Brit. Mus., on a Bronze Bull found at St. 
Just in Penwith ... By C. Barham, q.v. 

BLACK, Adam and Charles. 

Black's Tourist Guide to Devonshire and 
Cornwall, including the Scilly Isles. Map. 
Edinb., Black, 1855, 8". 

Black's Picturesque Tourist and Road and 
RailwayGuide Book through England and Wales. 
Edinb., Black, 1857, 8"., pp. xxvii & 544. 
Note.— Cornwall, pp. 121 — 27. 



BLACK, Adam and Charles. (Con.). 

Black's Guide to the South Western Counties 
of England, Dorsetshire, Devon, and Cornwall. 
Maps and lllust. Edinb., Black, 1862, 8"., pp. 
417.— 1869, 8"., pp. 417. 

Black's Guide to the Duchy of Cornwall. 
Map and lllust. Edinb., Black, 1868, 8". Pagi- 
nation runs from 275 to 397. 

BLACK, Rev. W. H., of Mawgan, near Helston. 
d. Plymouth, 9th Feb., 1834. 

The Posthumous Letters of the late Rev. 
W. H. Black, a Clergyman of the Church of 
England, who lately died at Plymouth. Corn- 
wall, Rev. H. A. Simcoe, Penheale Press, 1836, 
12"., pp. 124. 

Note. — The letters are written from Mawgan. 

BLACKBURNE, J. Penhale, St. Enoder. 

Temperance Reports. Devon and Cornwall 
Temperance Journ., Jan., 1868, et seq. , 

BLACKETT, James. Wesleyan Minister, b. 
Woodhouse, near Leeds, 1778. d. Leeds, 29th 
Sept., 1848. 

Wesleyan Methodism defended against an 
invidious distinction made by the Rev. Nicholas 
Kendall, Vicar of Lanlivery, in the reading of 
the Burial Service at the interment of an infant 
baptized in the Wesleyan Chapel. By J. Blackett, 
[Superintendent of the Western Circuit of St. 
Austell]. Lond., J. Mann ; Printed by J. H. 
Drew, St. Austell; 1828, 8"., pp. 20. 

BLANCHARD, Edward Laman. b. London, 
11th Dec, 1820. 

Faw Fee Fo Fum, or Harlequin Jack the 
Giant Killer. A Comic Christmas Pantomime. 
Lond., J. Tuck, 1867, 8"., pp. 32, 6d. 

Note. — First performed at Drury Lane, 26th Dec, 
1867. Scene iii, Fishing Tillage on Cornish Coast; 
Scene iv, Eoad to St. Ives. 

BLAUMPINUS, BLASINPAIN, or BLAUN- 
PAYNE, Michael. Called also Michael of 
Cornwall, flo. 1250 (?). cf. Fuller, ed. 1811, i, 
216; Pits, p. 322; Carew, ed. 1811, pp. 157- 
158. 

Historiarum Normannia?. Liber unus. 
Contra Henricum Abricensem. Liber unus. 
Epistolarum et Carminum. Liber unus. 

BLEDIAN. b. Cornwall, 8th Century, cf. 
Haddan and Stubbs' Councils, i, 697. 

On Purgatory. 



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BLEE, Robert, Jun. b. Truro. 

The Comparative Longevity of our Mining 
Population. Rep. B.C.P. Soc, 1838, p. 68; 
1839, p. 3; 1840, p. 35; 1847, p. 12. 

Mortality in Mining Districts. Journ. Statis. 
Soc. of Lond., i, 82, 1838. 

BLEWITT, John, of Marazion. 

J. Blewitt V. Humphry Millett ; an Appeal 
Case before the House of Lords. 1774, fol. 

BLIGrH, Admiral Sir Richard Rodney, G.C.B. 
h. Cornwall, 1737. d. Southampton, 30th April, 
1821. cf. Rose; Gent. Mag., xci, pt. i, 468 
(1821). 

Letters to Sir R. R. Bligh. In " Letters and 
Despatches of Lord Nelson," v, 461 ; vi, 236, 
390. 

BLIGH, Admiral William, F.R.S. b. St. Teath, 
9th Sept., 1754. d. Bond Street, London, 
7th December, 1817. cf. Penny Cyclop. ; Rose ; 
Gent. Mar/., Ixxxvii, pt. ii, 630, 1817; N. & 
Q., 2 S., 'ii, 411, 472 (1856); Brento'iis Naval 
Hist, vol. i, ii, 

A Narrative of the Mutiny on board His 
Majesty's Ship Bounty ; and the subsequent 
voyage of part of the crew in the ship's boat 
from Tofoa, one of the Friendly Islands, to 
Timor, a Dutch Settlement in the East Indies. 
Written by Lieut. W. Bligh. lUust. with Charts. 
Lond., G. Nicol, 1790, 4"., pp. iv & 212, 7/-. 

A Voyage to the South Sea, undertaken by 
command of His Majesty, for the purpose of 
conveying the Bread Fruit Trees to the West 
Indies in His Majesty's Ship the Bounty, in- 
cluding an Account of the Mutiny on hoard the 
said Ship, commanded by Lieut. W. Bligh. 
Portrait. Lond., G. Nicol, 1792, 4"., 12/-. 

Voyage k la Mer du Sud, entrepris, jjour intro- 
duire aux Indes Ocoidentales, 1' arbre k pain, et 
d' autres plantes utiles ; Par le Lieut. G. Bligli, 
avec une relation de la revolte k bord de son 
vaisseau .... Traduit de 1' Anglais par ■ F. 
Soul(5s. Paris, 1792, 8°. 

An Answer to certain assertions contained in 
the appendix to a pamphlet [by E. Christian] 
entitled, " Minutes of the Proceedings on the 
Court Martial, held August 12th, 1792, on ten 
persons charged with mutiny on board His 
Majesty's Ship the Bounty." Lond., 1794, 4°. 

■The dangerous Voyage performed by Captain 
Bligh with a part of the crew of His Majesty's 
Ship Bounty, in an open boat, in 1789. Dublin, 
1824, 12°.— Dublin [1827 '«], 12°. 

NoTE, — The latter is a duplicate of the edition of 
1824, with a new title page. 



BLIGH, AuMiEAL William. (Con.). 

Narrative of the Mutiny of the Bounty, on a 
Voyage to the South Seas, by Lieut. W. Bligh, 
Commander. To which are added some ad- 
ditional particulars, and a relation of the 
subsequent fate of the mutineers, and of the 
settlement in Pitcairn's Island. Standard Library 
ed: Lond., W. Smith, 1838, 8"., pp. 73, 16d.— 
Reprinted, The Universal Library, vol. i, Lond., 
1853, 8°. 

BLIGHT, Francis. 

A True and Impartial Account of the Dark 
and Hellish Power of Witchcraft, lately exer- 
cised on the body of the Rev. Mr. [Jasper] Wood, 
Minister of Bodmyn, in a letter from a Gentle- 
man There [Fran. Blight, Bodmyn, 25th Feb., 
1699-1700] to his FriendinExon. Togetherwlth 
a True copy of a Letter from Mr. Wood to his 
Uncle in Exon in Confirmation thereof Exeter, 
printed by Sam. Darker and Sam. Farley, 1700, 
4°., pp. 4. Br. Museum. 

BLIGHT, John Thomas, F.S.A. b. Redruth. 

Ancient Crosses and other Antiquities in the 
West of Cornwall. Drawn and engraved by 
J. T. Blight. Lond., Simpkin ; Penzance, F. T. 
Vibert [printed]; 1856, 4°., 5/-. to Subscribers. 
—2nd ed., 1858, 4" 

Ancient Crosses and other Antiquities in the 
East of Cornwall. By J. T. Blight. Lond., 
Simpkin ; Penzance, F. T. Vibert [printed] ; 
1858, 4"., 7/6 to Subscribers. 

Note. — This work and the second edition of the 
preceding were in some cases bound up together, 18/6 
to Subscribers. 

A Week at the Land's End. By J. T. Blight 
[assisted by E. H. Rodd, R. Q. Couch, and J, 
Ralfs]. Map and 96 woodcuts. Lond., Long- 
man, 1861, fcp. 8°., pp. xi and 233, 6/6. 

List of Antiquities in the Hundreds of Kirrier 
and Penwith, West Cornwall ; with references 
to the works in which they are described and 
figured. Arranged with an Illustrated Appendix, 
by J. T. Blight. Truro, Printed for the R.I.C., 
by James R. Netherton, 1862, 8°., pp. 42, 1/-. 

An Historical Account of the New Place, 
Stratford-upon-Avon, the last residence of 
Shakespeare. By J. 0. Halliwell. With 42 Illus- 
trations, drawn on wood by J. T. Blight. Lond., 
J. E. Adlard, Bartholomew Close, 1864, 4". 

Churches of West Cornwall; with notes of 
Antiquities of the District. By J. T. Blight, 
Corresponding Secretary for Cornwall to the 
Camb. Archseol. Soc. With 250 illustrations 
by the Author. Oxford and London, J. H. ancl 
J. Parker, 1865, 8"., pp. 160. 

Note.— Keviewed in Journ. R.I.C., 1864, p. 42, 
with 7 woodcuts reproduced. 



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BLIGHT, John Thomas. (Con.). 

The Hand Book to Cornwall, with Rendell's 
Map and Illustrations by J. T. Blight. Devon- 
port, W. Wood, n.d., 16"., pp. 158. 

Account of the Exploration of Subterranean 
Chambers at Treveneague, in the parish of St. 
Hilary, Cornwall. By J. T. Blight. Printed 
for the P.N.H. & A.S. Lond., J. R. Smith ; 
Penzance, William Cornish ; 1867, 8"., pp. 34. 

The Great Stanley : or James, 6th Earl of 
Derby ... in their land of Man .... Illustrated 
by A. D. Lemon and J. T. Blight. Lond., 1867, 
8". 

The Cromlechs of Cornwall : with some ac- 
count of other Prehistoric Sepulchral Monu- 
ments and Articles found in connection with 
them, in the same County. By J. T. Blight. 
Lond., J. Parker and Co., 1870, 8°. [in the press]. 

Ancient Ballads and Broadsides... Reprinted 
fromtheoriginal copies. . .preserved in the Library 
of H. Huth, Esq. ; with 26 copies of the old 
woodcuts drawn on wood by J. T. Blight. Lond., 
1867, 4°. 

Remarks on the Well Chapels of Cornwall, 
with illustrations by J. T. Blight, with additional 
notices and illustrations by Llewellyn Jewitt. 
The Beliqiiary, ii, 126 (1862). 

Notice of Rock Markings. Trans. P.N.H. & 
A.S.,in, 67, 1865. 

View of St. Hilary Church, Cornwall. Qent. 
Mag., xl, 136, 1855. 

Ancient British Village at Chysauster. ib., 
X, 65, 1861 [ArcJmol. Journ., xviii', 39, 1861]. 

Cornish Churches, with illustrations by the 
Author, ib., xii, 247, 391, 528; xiii, 21, 255, 
538 (1862) ; xiv, 151, 572, 690 ; xv, 130 (1863). 

Cair Conan in Breage. ib., xv, 55. 

Two days in Cornwall with the Cambrian 
Archseol. Soc. ib., xvi, 30, 307, 441, 1864. 

Remarkable Subterranean Chambers at Tre- 
lowarren, the Seat of Sir R. R. Vyvyan, Bart. 
ib., xvi, 607 [ArchceoL, xl, 113-118, 1861]. 

On the Cliff Castle of Main or Mayon. ib., 
xvii, 75, 1864. 

On Underground Chambers at Boscaswell. 
ib., xvii, 75. 

On Holed Stones, ib., xviii, 353, 1865. 

On Castallack Round, Parish of St. Paul, ib., 
xviii, 756. 

Description of the Subterranean Chambers 
at Treveneague. ib., iii, 795, 1867. 

Notes on Stone Circles, ib., v, 308-19 (1868). 

Map of the Liskeard district, shewing the 
Antiquities. Drawn by J. T. Blight; Lithog. 
by Brenton Symons, Truro [1862]. 



BLIGHT, John Thomas. (Con.). 

Map of the Land's End District, showing the 
Antiquities comprised in the two day's excursion 
of the Cambrian Archaeological Association, 
1862. J. T. Blight, Del. ; Lithog. by Brenton 
Symons, Truro [1862]. 

Note.— c/. ArchceoL Camb., viii, 299—368, 1862. 

Barrow with Kist-Vaen in Sancreed. 2 en- 
gravings. ArchceoL Camb., x, 243-45 (1864). 

The Holed Stones of Cornwall. 3 engravings, 
4 woodcuts, ib., x, 292-99. 

Lostwithiel. ib., xi, 1864. 

Cromlech at Llansaintffraid, near Conway. 
2 engraving, ib., xi, 278-89, 1865. 

Notes of Antiquities in North Wales, ib. 

A Letter on preparing drawings for wood en- 
gravings, ib., XV. 

Account of Rock Markings at Sancreed, 
Cornwall, with illustrations. Proc. Soc. of Antiq., 
iii, 302, 1866. 

Account of Caves or Subterranean Chambers 
at Castallack and Treveneague, near Penzance. 
2 illusts. ib., iii, 498. 

Account of Excavations ... in Sancreed .... 
By W. C. Borlase. With 4 illusts. by J. T. 
Blight, ib., iv, 161, 1868. 

Holed Stones. 3 woodcuts. iJep. iJ./.C, 1862, 
p. 24. 

Cair Conan in St. Breage. ib., 1863, p. 58. 

Extracts relating to Cornwall from a rare 
Tract of the 16th century, with Notes by J. T. B. 
Journ. B.I.C., 1864, March; p. i. See Ferris, R. 

Ancient Chapels in the parish of Sancreed: 
Woodcuts, ib., 1864, p. 38. 

Notice of Underground Chambers at Boscas- 
well, St. Just, Penwith. ib., 1864, Oct., p. 6. 

The Cliff Castle at Maen, near the Land's 
End, in St. Semien. Woodcuts, ib., 1864, p. 8. 

An Account of a Barrow and Kist-Vaen in 
Sancreed. ib., 1865, April, p. 19. 

Castallack Round, in St. Paul. Woodcuts. 
ib., 1865, Oct., p. 66. 

Notice of a Barrow with Kist-Vaen on Tre- 
wavas Head, in St. Breage. ib., 1867, p. 306. 

Notice of Enclosures at Smallacombe, near 
the Cheesewring. 3 woodcuts and a plan, ib., 
1868, April, p. 10. 

Woodcuts, by J. T. B., of a Gold Armulet 
found at Tredinney, near Penzance, and of a 
Mammillary Brooch found near the Lizard, and 
deposited in the Payne Knight Collection, in 
the British Museum, ib., 1868. 

The Cliff Castle of Kenidzhek, in St. Just in 
Penwith. ib., 1869, April, p. 108. 



The Church of St. Hilary, Cornwall. A View 



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BLIGHT, John Thomas. (Con.). 

after the Restoration. Churchman s Companion, 
xviii, 1855. 

Three Views of All Hallow's Church, Eing- 
more. Church Builder, No. iii, July, 1862. 



Madron Well Baptistry or Chapel. 
Current Notes, vi, 1-2, 1856. 
Pare an Chapel, Cape Cornwall, ib., 



Willis' 



11. 



Remains of a supposed Ancient British Village 
in Gulval. Helston Grain. School Mag., pp. 133- 
34, 1857. 

Marazion Church, with view. iS., pp. 196-98. 

The Table Men near the Land's End, with 
view, ib., pp. 251-52. 

Penzance and Mount's Bay during the late 
Regatta. From a drawing by J. T. Blight. 
Illu^t. Lond. News, xxxi, 1857. 

The Prince and Princess of Wales landing at 
Penzance. From drawing by J. T. Blight, ib., 
xlvii, 108, 1865. 

The Prince and Princess of Wales landing at 
St. Michael's Mount, ib., xlvii, 109. 

The Richard Lewis Lifeboat lauding a ship- 
wrecked crew at Penzance, ib., I, 80, 1867. 

Race of Six Lifeboats at Penzance, ib., li, 
329. 

BLIGHT, Samuel, of Falmouth. 

Original Designs for Temples. Eep. R.C.P. 
Soc, 1843, supp., p. 10. 

BLOME, Richard. 

A Map of the County of Cornwall with its 
Hundreds. In "Britannia, or a Geographical 
Description ... of the Kingdoms of England, 
Scotland, and Ireland .... By R. Blome." 
1673, fol. 

BLUNT, Rev. Walter, M. A. Curate of Helston. 

Report of the proceedings under the commis- 
sion issued by the Bishop of Exeter, to enquire 
into the complaints against the Rev. Walter 
Blunt, Curate of Helston, including the Report 
of the Commissioners and the Bishop's judg- 
ment ; with notes and subsequent correspondence 
(by W. M. Best). Lond., Sweet (1), 1844, 8o., 
pp. 102, 

BOASE, Charles William {third son of H. 
Boase). h. London, 8th June, 1804. 

Tithes and Offerings j being an attempt to 
establish the Principles, to illustrate the Prac- 
tice, and to trace the Benefits of devoting 



BOASE, Charles William. (Con.). 

portions of our substance to the service of God. 
By C. W. Boase. Dundee, 1864, 8". Privately 
printed. 

Tithes and Offerings ; a Treatise on the Prin- 
ciples, Practice, and Benefits of devoting portions 
of our substance to the service of God. By 
C. W. Boase. Edinburgh, T. and T. Clark, - 
1865, 8°. 

A Century of Banking in Dundee ; being the 
Annual Balance Sheets of the Dundee Banking 
Co., from 1764 to 1864, etc. By C. W. Boase. 
Dundee, J. P. Mathews, 1866, 8"., pp. 101 and 
26 pages not numbered. Printed for private 
circulation. — 2nd ed., Edinburgh, Grant, 1867, 
8°., pp. xxxi and 379. 

'The Elijah Ministry to the Christian Church ; 
its nature deduced from the Ministry of John 
the Baptist to the Jews, and this compared with 
the work of the Lord in these days. Dundee, 
Mathews, 1867, 8°., pp. 480. Proof copy of 3 
parts. 

The Elijah Ministry ; the tokens of its mission- 
to the Christian Church deduced from the 
ministry of John the Baptist to the Jews. 
Edinb., R. Grant and Son, 1868, 8°., pp. xxi 
and 720. 

BOASE, George Clement {fourth son of,H.. 
Boase). b. London, 25th August, 1810. 

To Husbands, Fathers, and Brothers, specially 
those of the Labouring classes, being a warning 
against prevailing delusions and a Word in 
Season to the weary and heavy laden. By a 
Brother [i.e., G. C. Boasel. Edinb., Grant; 
Lond., Longman ; 1848, 8"., pp. 32. 

Satanic Workings a Sign and a Warning. 
Anon. Dundee, J. Duff, 1853, 8"., pp. 12. 

Three Discourses on Certain Symbols used in 
Worship. Dundee, 1855, 8". Printed for 
private circulation. ' 

The Lord's Tithe. A Sermon preached 27th 
March, 1859, n.p. or d. [Dundee, 1859], 8". 

Opinions and Warnings of the Press and 
Public Men, regarding the perils which threaten 
our country. By G. C. Boase, Treasurer of the 
Dundee Volunteer Rifles. Dundee, F. Shaw, 
1859, 8°, 

The Queen's Visit to theDukeof Athole, 15th 
Sept., 1863. A Poem. Anon. n.p. or d. 
[Dundee, 1863], 8°., pp. 4. 
_ The Restoration of Apostles, or the true posi- 
tion of those who acknowledge them in relation 
to the rest of the Church. By G. C. Boase, 
Dundee, F. Shaw, 1867, 8"., pp. 36, 3d. 

My Native Home. A Song. By Britannicus 
{i.e., G. C. Boase]. Cornish Mag., iii, 44 (,1828). 

Note.— The first of seTeral poetic pieces, etc., 
under the same signature, 



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BOASE, Henry. J. Madron, 3rd June, 1763. 

d. Penzance, 8tli April, 1827. cf. J. Owen's 

Hist, of Bible Soc, 1816, vol. i, passim. 

Eemarks on the impolicy of repealing the 

Bank Eestriction Bill. With an Appendix. 

Lond., G. & W. Nicol, 1802, 8°., pp. 123. App., 

pp. 22. 

Guineas an unnecessary and expensive incum- 
brance on Commerce, or the impolicy of repealing 
the Bank Eestriction Bill considered. Lend., 
1802, 8"., pp. 123.— 2nd ed., to which is added 
an appendix, shewing the influence that the 
Eestriction Bill has upon our Foreign Excihange 
and Commerce. Lend., W. Buhner, 1803, 8"., 
pp. 123 and App. 22. 

A Letter to the Eight Hon. Lord King, in 
defence of the conduct of the Directors of the 
Banks of England and Ireland, whom his Lordship 
(in a publication entitled "Thoughts on the 
restriction of payment in specie," &c., &c.,) accuses 
of abuse of their privilege ; with remarks on the 
cause of the great rise of the Exchange between 
Dublin and London, and the means of explaining 
it. Lond., G. & W. Nicol, 1804, 8°., pp. 52, 2/-. 

The disadvantage of the new plan of Finance, 
demonstrated by a comparison of its results 
with that of the like supply raised on the 
present system, together with observations on 
the Sinking Fund, and War Taxes, in a Letter 
to a Member of Parliament. [Not Published]. 
Lond., J. Snieeton, 1807, 8"., pp. 24. 

Eemarks on the new Doctrine concerning the 
supposed depreciation of our currency. Lond., 
W. Bulmer, 1811, 8'^., pp. viii and 110, 4/-. _ 

A brief exposition of the Agricultural question, 
by a freeholder. . [i.e., H. Boase]. Lond., G. & 
W. Nicol, 1823, 8«., pp. 20. 

A Letter to Sir Eichard E. Vy vyan, Bart., M.P. 
for the County of Cornwall, on the nature 
and use of credit and currency, by one of his 
constituents, [i.e., H. Boase]. Penzance, printed 
and sold by T. Vigurs; Lond., Longman; 1826, 
8°., pp. 49, 1/6. 

An Ode for the 2oth October, 1809, on the 
celebration of George the Third's Jubilee. By 
Britannicus. [i.e., H. Boase]. 14th Oct., 1809. 
Poetical Magazine, ii, 26 (1809). 

An Ode for the celebration of George the 
Fourth's coronation at Penzance, 19th July, 1821. 
Literary Gazette, 1821. 

On the introduction of the Steam Engine to 
the Peruvian Mines [also called Capt. Trevithick's 
Adventure]. Trans. B.G.S C, i, 212-223 (1817). 

On the Submersion of a part of Mount's Bay ; 
and on the Inundation of Marine Sands on the 
North coast of Cornwall, ib., ii, 129-144 (1818). 



BOASE, Henry Samuel {eldest son of H. 
Boase), F.E.S., M,D. 6, Loiidon, 2nd Sep- 
tember, 1799, 



BOASE, Henkt Samtiel. [Con.). 

Dissertatio Medica Inauguralis de Contagio. 
...Edinburgh, J. Moir, 1821, 8o., pp. 31. 

Contribution towards a knowledge of the 
Geology of Cornwall, extracted from the fourth 
volume of the transactions of the Geological 
Society of Cornwall. Geol. Map of Cornwall, 
and 2 Section Maps. Penzance, T. Vigurs, 
1832, 8». 

A Treatise on Primary Geology ; being an 
examination, both practical and theoretical, of the 
Older Formations. By H. S. Boase, Sec. of the 
Eoyal Geol. Soc. of Cornwall. Lond., Longman, 
1834, 8"., pp. xi and 399, 12/-. 

The Parochial History of Cornwall, by D. 
Gilbert (including a minute Geological account 
of each Parish by Dr. Boase). Lend., 1837, 4 
vols., 8°. 

The Philosophy of Nature; a Systematic 
Treatise on the Causes and Laws of Natural 
Phenomena. Lond., Longman, 1860, 8"., pp. 
xvii an<l .^58, 12/-. 

An Essay on Human Nature, shewing the 
necessity of a Divine Eevelation for the perfect 
development of man's capacities. Lond., Long- 
man, 1865, 80., pp. xvi and 396. 

On the Tin-ore of Botallack and Levant, 
Cornwall. Trans. B.G.S.C, ii, 383-403, 1822. 

Some observations on the Alluvial Formations 
of the Western part of Cornwall, ih., iii, 17-34, 
1827. 

On the Sand Banks of the Northern Shores 
of Mount's Bay. Plate, il., iii, 166-191, 1827. 

Contributions towards a knowledge of the 
Geology of Cornwall. Maps.' ih., iv, 166-474, 
1832. 

An inquiry into the nature of the structure of 
Eocks. Lond. and Edinb. Philos. Mag., vii, 376- 
383, 445-454, 1835. 

Eemarks on Mr. Hopkins' "Eesearches in 
Physical Geology." ib., ix, 4-9, 1836. 

Mr. Hopkins' Eeply ib., ix, 171, 366. 

Additional Eemarks on Mr. Hopkins' "Ee- 
searches in Physical Geology." ib., x, 14-18, 
1837. 

On the composition and origin of Porcelain 
Earth, ih, x, 348-53. [Erdman's Journ. Prak. 
Chen,., Leipzig, xi, 146-51, 1837]. 

A sketch of M. Faye's " Examen d' un M^moire 
de M. Plana sur la force repulsive et le milieu 
resistant," with a few remarks thereon, ib., xxii, 
458-70, 1861. 

On Eain Guages. T. Thompson's Ann'. Philos., 
xvi, 177-79, 1820. 

On the difference in the annual statements of 
the quantity of rain falling in adjacent places, 
ib., iv, 18-21, 1822. 



BOASE. 



30 



BOGEB. 



BOASE, Henry Samuel. {Con.). 

Notes on Capros aper, hicep., Zens aper, Linn., 
and a Tetrodon taken in Mount's Bay, Cornwall. 
Proc. Zool. Soc, i, 114-11.9, 1833. 

On a new Oxide similar to that of Doniiim. 
Jt. D. Thonvon's Recm-ds, iv, 20-22, 18'36. \Journ. 
de Fharm, Fans, xxii, 609-612, 1836]. 

BOASE, John -Josias Arthur {secnnd son of 
U. Boase). b. London, 2,3rd June, 1801. 

Spicilegia, by Johannes Buritouensis. \i.e., J. 
J. A. Boase.] The Selector or Cornish Mag., iii, 
78, 83, 121, 140(1828). 

Local Historical Documents. In App. to J. 
S. Courtney's "Guide to Penzance," 1845, 8". 

Seal dug up in the parish of St. Burian. 
Archmal. Jvurn., xiii, 297 (1856). 

Megalithic Eemains. Gent. Mag., ii, 493-95. 
(1866j. 

Notice of a remarkable Cromlech in France. 
Tram. P.N.H. tt: A.S., ii, 30 (1851). 

Address of the Vice-President [i.e., J. J. A. 
Boase]. ib., ii, 129 (1853). 

A brief notice of Plouharnel, Carnac, Lock- 
mariaker and Gavr Inis. ib,, iii, 45 (1865). 

Bronze Medals. N. & Q., 1 S., v, 608 (1852). 

Medallic Queries, ib., vi, 314, 459. 

Plagiarisms of Medallists, ib., vi, 529. 

Eiebreis. ib., vi, 568. 

Dolly Pentreath. ib., 2 S., i, 359 (1856). 

Queries on a Tour, ib., i, 470. 

Sardian Motto and Legends on the Edges of 
Coins, ib., i, 512. 

Sources d' Eaux at Buda. ib., ii, 338. 

Why was Ludovicus Sforza styled Anglus. ib., 
vii, 183 (1859). 

Report of the Librarian [i.e., J. J. A. Boase] 
of the Geol. fc'oc. of Corn., with a Catalogue of 
the Books. Trans., vol. vi (1844). 

BOASE, William Millett, M.D. {son of John 
Boase). b. Penzance, bapt. 28th July, 1802. 

Disputatio Medica Inauguralis quaedam de 
Phrenetide complectens. Edinburgh, J. Moir 
182.3, 8"., pp. 13. & ' > 

The Selector or Cornish Magazine. Vols, iii 
and iv, ed. by W. M. Boase. Falmouth, J. Philp 
1828-29,8". ^ 

Sketches of Cornwall. By Delta, [i.e., W. M. 
Boase]. Seledur, ii. 173 (1827). 

Essay on M;io-azines. ib., ii, 186. 

Essay on Happiness, ib., ii, 189. 

Essays on Social Abuses. Nos. i & ii. ib iii 
33, 81, 126 (1828). '' ' 



BOASE, William Millett. {Con.). 

Eeview of W. W. Harvey's " Sketches of 
Hayti." ib., iii, 45. 

Confessions by Gregory Hopeful [i.e., W. M, 
Boase]. ib., iii, 73. 

Eecollections of a Way-Faring Man. Anon. 
Nos. i & ii. ib., iii, 100, 112. 

The Lion's Head to his Friends, ib., iii, 105, 

BODENER, William. S.Mousehole, 1711 (1), 
d. 1794. 

A Letter in the Cornish Language. MS. in 
Museum of Soc. Antiq. of London. Archceol, 
V, 83. 

BODLEY, Sir Thomas, b. Exeter, 2nd March, 
1544. d. London, 28th January, 1612. 

Justa Funebria Ptolemeei Oxoniensis Thomse 
Bodleii Equitis, &c. Oxonia Excudebat JosephuS 
Barnesius, &o., 1613, 4''. 

Note. — Contains Verses by Arthur Harris, Pet. 
Prideaux, Barn Greynville, q.v. 

BODRIGAN, Sir Henry, Knt. c/. Warkvm-th's 
Chronicle of first 13 years of Edwd. IV, ed. 
Camden Soc, 1839, pp. 26-27. 

W^arrant to Sir H. Bodrigan and T. Kelgrove 
to deliver a Balangar (sic) to Thomas Yonge... 
Earl MSS., 433, art. 1565. 

W^arrant to aid Sir H. Bodrigan in taking 
possession of the Manor's of Trewelawne and 
Trewardreth. ib., 433, art. 1616. 

BOGER, Mrs. C. G. (wife of Bev. E. Boger). 

A Dream of New Year's Eve. By E. N. E. 
[i.e., C. G. Boger] Helston Gram. School Mag., 
Part i, 32-34, 1852. 

SOGER, Capt. Coryndon. d. Plymouth, 17th 
May, 1804, aged 26. cf James Naval Hist., 
vols, ii, iv ; Eurojjean Mag., xlv, 399, 1804; 
Gent. Mag.,]xxiv, 597, 1804. 

BOGER, Deeble. h. Plympton, Devon, 1799. 

Suggestions for the Amendment of the Poor 
Law. Plj'mouth, Nettleton, 1841, 8". 

The Manor of Eidwri. Journ. R.I.G., 1865, 
p. 42. 

BOGER, Admiral Edmund (second son of John 
Boger). b. Maker, 1775. d. Lipson, near Ply- 
mouth, 19th Dec, 1844. cf Gent. Mag., xxiii, 
313, 1845 ; Marshall's Naval Biog. 

BOGER, Rev. Edmund. Fellow of Ex. Coll., 
Oxford, late Master of Helston Gram. School, 
now Head Master of St. Saviour's Gram. School, 
Southwark h. Lostwithiel. 



BOGEB. 



SI 



BOND. 



BOGEE, Bev. Edmund. [Con.). 

Outlines of Roman History. H. Ince & J. 
Gilbert's Educational Series. Lond., Kent, 1861, 
120. 

TheHelston Grammar SohoolMagazine. [Com- 
piled under the direction of the Rev. E. Boger ; 
Printed by Richard Cunnaok, Helston]. Part i, 
April, 1852, pp. 36 ; Part ii, June, 1852, pp. 68. 

Note. — No more published of this series ; see Jessop, 
Bev. Augustus. 

The Spirit of Boyhood. Helston Gram. Scliool 
Mag., Part i, i, 1852. 

A Lay of Samninm. ib., i, 18-26. 

The Telescope and Spectacles ; a Fable, ib., 
i, 29. 

Spring Songs from the Ancient Poets, trans- 
lated from Meleager. ih.. Part ii, 37. 

A Ramble in the Seven Mountains, ib., ii, 
53-56. 

Flora Day, 1852 ib., ii, 62-64. 

The Fate of the Flemings ; a Legend of Corn- 
wall. Sharpes London Mag., ii, 82. 

The Peiho. Once a TFeek, i, 272, 1859. 
Reliques.of the Lost, ib., i, 311-312. 

BOLITHO AND SONS. 

Report of the Exportation of Pilchards for 
1851. Trans. P.N.H. & A.S., ii, 51. 

BOLITHO, Thomas Simon, b. Chyandour, 1808. 

On the Exportation of Pilchards in 1847 and 
1848. Trans. P.N.H. & A.S., i, 253. 

Short Notes on the Pilchard, more especially 
with reference to its Mig 
Summer of 1850. ib., i, 441 



its Migration during the 



BOLLEIT FAMILY, cf. OneandJU,I)ecembeT, 
1868. 

BONAPARTE, Prince Louis Lucien. b. Morn- 
grove, Worcestershire, 1813. 
The Song of Solomon in the living Cornish 

dialect. From the authorised English version. 

Privately printed by Geo. Barclay, 28, Castle 

Street, Leicester Sq. [Lond.], 1859, 16". 

Note.— 250 copies only printed. The Trans, made 

by Mr. Edwin Netherton of Truro. 

On the Expiration of the Cornish Language. 
In a Letter from the Hon. Daines Harrington, 
Vice Pres. S. A., to John Lloyd, Esq., F.S.A.,read 
at the Society of Antiquaries, May 6, 1773. 
Reprinted by Prince L. L. Bonaparte. [Lond., 
I860], 40., s. sh. 

^oiE,— Twelve copies only printed. 



BONAPAETE, Pbince Louis Luciek. (Con.). 

Photographie de la pierre tumulaire 6rigee en 
Juin, 1860, dans le cimdti^re de Saint Paul prfes, 
Penzance, in CornouaiUes, par le Prince Louis 
Lucien Bonaparte et le Rev. Jean Garrett vicaire 
de cette paroisse k la m6moire de Doroth6e 
Pentreath morte en 1778, et cens6e avoir 6t6 la 
derniere personne pouvant parler la langue 
cornique. W. Brooks, Photographer, Penzance, 
1860. 

The Literature and Dialect of Cornwall. 
Camb. Journ., 30th Nov., 1861. 

Cornish Literature, reprinted from the Cam- 
brian Journal, 1861. [A Letter, including a copy 
of the Dedication of T. Tonkin to W. Gwavjs 
preceding his Vocabulary.] Privately printed. 
Lond., Nov. 30th, 1861, 8"., s. sh. 

Note. — About 250 copies only printed. 
Some Observations on the Rev. R. Williams' 
Preface to his Lexicon, signed L. L. Bonaparte. 
[London, May, 1865], s. sh., 4:°. [Annexed is a 
Letter from the Rev. W. Gwavas to Thomas 
Tonkin, dated Penzance, 25th Jan., 1732]. 

BQNATREE, John. 

Grant of Arms to J. Bonatree, Gent., 1st April, 
20 Hen. VI. Harl. MSS., 1079, art. 1 ; 1162, 
art. 9. 

BONAVENTURA, or BONAVENTURE, Thom- 

ASINA,. afterwards Dame Thorn isina Percival. 

6. Week St. Mary. d. Week St. Mary, 1512. 

cf. Herbert's Hist, of the...Lireri/ Companies of 

London, ii, 436-7, 445, 451-54,' 502-3; Gent. 

Mag., xlii, 41, 1854. 

Thomasina Bonaventure [or the Cornish 
Shepherdess of the 15th Century, who became 
Lady Mayoress of London]. All the Year Bound, 
276-80, 16th March, 1867 [by Rev. R. S. Hawker]. 
— Reprinted in Cornish Teleg., 20th and 27th 
March, 1867, 

Thomazine Bonaventure, or the Maid of Week 
St. Mary. By E. NicoUs. Callington, E. Philp, 
1865, 8"., pp. 20. 

BOND, The Family of. Gent. Mag., xv, 431, 
526 (1863). 

BOND, Rev. John. bur. Steeple, 30th July, 

1676. 

Occasus Occidentalis, or Job in the West; as 
as it was laid forth in two severall Sermons, at 
two publike fasts, for the five associated Western 
Counties, by J. Bond, B. L., late Lecturer in the 
City of Exon, now Minister at the Savoy, 
London. A Member of the Assembly of Divines. 
Lond., Printed by J. D. for Fran. Eglesfield, and 
are to be sold at his shop, at the signe of the 



BOND. 



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BOEASTON. 



BOND, Eet. John. (Con.). 

Marigold, in Paul's Churchyard. 1645, sm. 4"., 
pp. 88. £r. Museum. 

Note. — Dedicated to the Et. Honble. the Com- 
rnitteea for the five Western Comities. 

Ortus Ocoidentalis, or a dawning in the West ; 
as it was delivered in a Sermon before the 
Honourable House of Commons, at Westminster, 
upon the day of Thanksgiving for several! 
victories in the West. By Eev. John Bond, 
Master of the Savoy. Lond., Printed by J. D. 
for Fr. Eglesfield, 1645, sm. 4"., pp. 47. £r. 
Museum. 

BOND, Thomas. Town Cleric of Looe. b. 1765. 
d. East Looe, 18th Dec, 1838. Notice of, in 
Oeni. Mag., ix, 667, by Davies Gilbert. 

Topographical and Historical Sketches of the 
Boroughs of East and West Looe, in the County 
of Cornwall, with an Account of the Natural and 
Artificial Curiosities, and Picturesque Scenery of 
the neighbourhood. 8 Plates and Woodcuts. 
Lond., J. Nichols and Son, 182;i 8»., pp. 308, 
10/6. 

Note. — The Tiews of East and West Looe were 
drawn by Mrs. Davies Gilbert. 

BOND, Thomas. Barrister, h. Corfe Castle, 
Dorset, Dec, 1805. 

Copy of Grant of the Manor of Eidwri. 
Journ. R.I.O., 1864, p. 29.- 

BONE, Henry, E.A. The Enaneller. b. Probus, 
6th Feb., 1755. d. London, 17th Dec, 1834. 
cf. EncydoiJ. Brit., 8th ed. ; English Cyclop. ; 
Bedgravis Century of Painters, ed. 1866, i, 424- 
26. ; Bryan! s Did. of Engravers (Stanley's ed.), 
p. 95.; PilUngton's Diet, of Painters (Cunning- 
ham's ed.), p. 61 ; European Mug. (with por- 
trait), Ixxxi, 293-94, 1822. 

BONE, J. H. A., now of Cleveland, U.S. 

Petroleum and Petroleum Wells, what Petro- 
leum is, where it is found, and what it is used 
for.... With a complete Guide Book and descrip- 
tion of the Oil Eegions of Pennsylvania, West 
Virginia, and Ohio. New York, 1865, 8". 

The Mayor of Mylor. N. & Q., 1 S., x, 263 
(1854). 

Ancient Mining on the Shores of Lake 
Superior, ib., 3 S., iv, 281-83, (1863). 

BONE, W. B., Truro. 

Apparatus for detaching Eailway Carriao-es 
which get off the Eails. Rep. E.C.P. Soc , 1847 
p. 20. 1 , , 

Magnetic Water Guage for Steam Boilers ib 
1866, p. 24. ■' 



BONEVILE, Thomas. 

Pardon to T. Bonevile, of Northleigh, Corn- 
wall. Trevelyan Papers, pt. ii, pp. 45-48. 

BONHOME, Eev. Joshua. B. of Calstoch, 1677 
-97 ; Chaplain in Ordinary to His Majesty. 

The arraignment and conviction of Atheism 
or an exact and clear demonstration that there 
is a God, presented to the view of all, but 
especially the learned. Loud., Printed by Tho. 
James, for Dorman Newman, at the King's Arms 
in the Poultrey, 1679, 8"., pp. 152. Br. :' 



BONNAED, A. H. de. 

Note sur le Gisement, I'exploitation et le 
traitement de I'Etain dans le Duch6 de Cornou- 
ailles. Journ. des Mines, xiv, 443-54. Fructidor, 
An. xi, 1803. 

Note.— Describes more particularly Polgooth Mine, 
Carclaze Mine, and Peutowan Stream work. 

BONYTHON, James. 

Order to Will. Devyok to seize the lands, &c., 
of J. Bonython, late of Penryn, forfeited through 
Eebellion. Harl. MSS., 433, art. 1704. 

BONYTHON, Mr. Boyal Navy, cf Pepys' 
Diary and Correspondence, ed. 1858, iv, 206 
-207. 

BONYTHON, Charles. Cr. Serjeant at Law, 
1692; M.P. for Westminster. b. Cury. d. 
London. Mem. of, in H. W. fFoolrycKs " Idve$ 
of the Serjeants," ii, 464-65 (1869). 

BONZE, Mr. [Bonds ?] b. Camborne. 

Note. — The Inventor of an Atmospheric Engine. 
He was employed in erecting Newcomeu Engines in 
Cornwall, 1770—75. cf. Smiles' Lives of Boulton and 
Watt, ed. 1865, pp. 233—36, 245, 296, 313, 

BOOKEE, G. W. F. See Gregor, G. W. P. 

BOOTH, Eev. Livingstone, A.M. d. lUogan 
Parsonage, 18th May, 1822, aged 67. cf. 
Gent. Mag., xcii, pt. i, 571 (1822). 

BOEASTON, Eev. Gregory Birch. F. of 
Wendron. h. Claines, near Worcester. 

St. Paul's View of the Christian Ministry. 
A Sermon [on I Thess., ii, 4] preached at Hel- 
ston, on the 15th June, 1841, at the Visitation 
of the Yenble. Archdeacon Sheepshanks. By 
the Eev. G. B., M.A., Vicar of Wendron, and 
late Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford. Pub- 
lished at the reque.st of the Clergy. Helston-, 
J. Eoberts, Meneage Street, 1841, 8°., pp. 25. 



BOKDE. 



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BORLASE. 



BORDE, Andrew, M.D. 

The fyrst Boke of the Introduction of Know- 
ledge. The which doth teache a man to speake 
parte of all manor of Languages, and to knowe 
the vsage and fashion of al man'er of cou'treys. 
And for to knowe the moste parte of all maner 
of Coynes of Money, ye which is curraunt in 
every region. Made by Andrew Borde, of 
Physicke Doctor. . . . Colophon. Imprinted at Lon- 
don, in Lothbury, over agaynste Sainct Mar- 
garyte's Church, by me, Wyllyam Copland. 
n.d. [circa 15-12], 4".— Ed. by W. Upoott, and 
Reprinted, Lond., 18U, i° . 

Note. — The App. to the first chapter treats of 
" Cornewall and Cornysshe men." 

BORLASE FAMILY. 

Descent of Borlas with a funeral certificate. 
Earl. MSB., 1174, art. 478. 

BORLASE, Christopher, hapt. Ludgvan, 8th 
Oct., 1729. d. At sea, off the coast of Guinea, 
21st Feb., 1749, on board H.M.S. "Surprise." 

A Book of Drawings by C. Borlase, fourth son 
of Dr. Will. Borlase. Now in the library at 
Castle Horneck, 1870. 

BORLASE, Rev. George {sixth son of Dr. 
Walter Borlase). h. circa 1744. d. 7th Nov., 
1809. cf. Gent. Mag., Ixxix, pt. ii, 108.5, 1233, 
(1809) ; Dyer's Cambridge Supp., p. 21 ; Gun- 
ning's Reminiscences, i, 108. 

Catalogue of Cambridge Graduates. By G. 
Borlase, University Registrary, Cambridge. 
Lond., 1787, 4".— Cambridge, 1800, 4°. 

G. Borlase was a Contributor to the 2nd ed. 
of " Kippis' Biog. Brit." cf. Gent. Mag., Ixxxi, 
pt. ii, 239, 1811. 

An Account of a late Rustication from Peter- 
house, in the University of Cambridge [by 
Eobert Hopper]. Lond., 1776, 8°., pp. 23. 

A Postscript to an Account of a late Rustica- 
tion from Peterhouse, &c. Lond., 1776, 8"., 
pp.8. 

Note.- The conduct of Mr. G. Borlase and the 

other Fellows who tried the case, is the subject of these 
tracts. 

An Account of the late Dispute between the 
Bishop of Ely and the Fellows of Peterhouse, 
concerning the Election of the Master of that 
College, addressed to the Colleges under his 
visitation. By a late Member of one of the 
CoUeges. 2nd ed., n.d. [1787], 8°., pp. 45. 

Note. The Fellows desired to ha-pe Mr. Borlase 

as their Master, but the Bishop refused to appoint him. 



BORLASE, George Simon, F.R.S. 6. Helston, 
30th Jan., 1792. d. Helston, 19th March, 
1837. 

Notice of some Records on the Commencement 
of Copper Mining in Cornwall and Devon. 
Trans. li.G.S.C, iv, 486-89 (1832). 

Premiums given bj G. S. Borlase. Rep. R. C.P. 
Soc, 18.J4,p. 11. 

BORLASE, Rev. Henry. Curate of St. Keyne. 
h. Helston. d. Helston, Oct., 1834. cf N. & Q., 
3 S., V, 33, 203 (1864). 

The Christian Witness. A Quarterly Journal. 
Ed. by Rev. H. Borlase. Plymouth, 1834. 

Resurrection not Death the Hope of the Be- 
liever. A Paper pub. in " The Christian Wit- 
ness," No. 2, April, 1834, and since Reprinted in 
"Papers, &c.," 1836. 

Papers connected with the present state of the 
Church ; Reasons for withdrawing from the 
Ministry of the Church of England. Lond., 
Hamilton, Adams, and Co., 1836, 12°. 

Answers to the Questions lately considered at 
a Meeting held in Plymouth, on Sep. 15, 1834, 
and following days. By H. Borlase and B. W. 
Newton. Plymouth, 1834, 8".— 2nd ed., with 
preface, &c., by S. P. Tregelles. Plymouth, 1847, 
8°., pp. 84. 

BORLASE, Capt. John, R.N. b. 24th Feb., 
1811. cf. 0'Byr7u's Naval Biog. Diet., p. 98. 

BORLASE, John Bingh.4m, M.D. b. Penzance, 
1753. d. Penzance, 7th May, 1813. cf Gent. 
Mag., Ixxxiii, pt. i, 502 (1813) ; Pans' Life of 
Sir H. Davy, quarto ed., 1831, pp. 9-39. 

BORLASE, James Skipp (son of William Bor- 
lase, of PoUesco). b. Truro, now in Australia. 
Daring Deeds and Tales of Peril. Lond., 
Warne, 1868, 8"., 2/6. 

The Night Fossickers, &c. Warne's Com- 
panion Library. Lond., Warne, 1867, 16"., 1/-. 
Australian Tales of Peril and Adventure. 
Lond., Warne, 1870, 12«., 2/-. 

My Native Bay. A Poem. Reprinted from 
Counsell's Miscellany, pp. 3. 

BORLASE, Colonel Nicholas, of Treludra. 

Letter from 0. Cromwell to W. Lenthall, 
Speaker of the Parliament, in behalf of Colonel 
N. Borlase. Dated Edinburgh, 13th June, 1651. 
Carlyle's Cromwell, ed. 1857, iii, app. No. 22. 

BORLASE, Eev. Walter, L.L.D. F. of Mad- 
ron and Kenwyn, Prebend, of Exeter, hapt. 
Pendeen. 5th Nov., 1694. d. Madron, 26th 
April, 1776. 
A MS., neatly written, apparently for the 



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BOELASE. 



BOELASE, Eev. Walter. {Con.). 

Press [most probably by Dr. W. B., Vice-Warden 
of the Stannaries], containing Accounts of the 
parishes of " Philley, Sithney, St. Mawgan, St. 
Paul, St. Madderne, Witstone." n.d., i vol., lol. 
In the Library at Castle Horneck, 1870. 

BOELASE, Eev. William, LL.D., F.R.S. E. of 

Ludgvan and V. of St. Just in Fenwith. h. 
Pendeen, 2nd Feb., 1695. d. Ludgvan, 31st 
Aug., 1772. cf. Chalmer.s ; Rose ; B'wg. Brit. ; 
Penny Cyclop. ; English Cyclop. ; Kippis' Biog. 
Brit. ; Chambers' Boole of Days, i, 212 ; Nichols' 
Lit. Anecdotes, iii, 78, 689 ; Nichols' Illustrations, 
iv, 227-28, 445, 460, 468. 

Old Haunts and Remains of a Cornish Genius 
[i.6., Rev. W. Borlase]. By the Rev. S. W. 
Christophers. London Quart. Bev., xvii, 385-413, 
Jan., 1862. 

Memoir of the Rev. W. Borlase, written by 
himself, in a letter to the late Wm. Huddesford, 
Keeper of the A.shmolean Museum, who gave it 
to the late Rev. Thomas Warton, dated Ijudg- 
van, May 8, 1772. Gent. Mag., Ixxiii, pt. 2, 
1114-1117 (1803). cf Nichols' Lit. Anecdotes, 
V, 291-303 (1812). 

Observations on the Antiquities, Historical 
and Monumental, of the County of Cornwall... 
and a Vocabulary of the Cornu-British Language. 
32 plates. Oxford, W. Jackson, 1754, fol., pp. 
414, 15/-. — 2nd ed., revised, 36 plates, Lond., 
W. Bowyer, 1769, fol., pp. 464. 

Observations on the Ancient and Present 
State of the Islands of ScUly, and their Import- 
ance to the Trade of Great Britain, in a Letter 
to the Rev. Charles Lyttleton, LL.D., Dean of 
Exeter and F.R.S. Maps and plates. Oxford, 
W. Jackson;.,. and Messrs. Jewell and Mitchell, 
in Cornwall; 1756, 4°., pp. 140, 8/-. 

Note. — A review of this work, by Dr. Johnson, is 
in the Lit. Mag., May, 1756. 

The Natural ■ History of Cornwall ... of the 
Inhabitants... the Cornish Language ... Map and 
28 plates. Oxford, W. Jackson, 1758, fol, pp. 
328, 21/-. 

Additions to Borlase's Nat. Hist, of Cornwall. 
From MSS. Annotations by the Author. Journ. 
B.LC., 1864, No. 2. Supp. et .seq. 

Spar and Sparry Productions, called Cornish 
Diamonds. Philos. Trans., xlvi, 250 (1749); 
Ahridg., ix, 699. 

The Islands of Scilly. ih., xlviii, 55 (1753); 
Abridg., x, 324. 

Storm of Thunder and Lightning in Cornwall. 
ih., xlviii, 86 ; Abridg., x, 335 ; \Oent. Mag., 
June, 1754]. 

Agitation of the Water in Mount's Bay, 



BOELASE, Eev. William. (Con.). 

1755. ib., xlix, 373 (1755); Abridg., x, 653. 

Subterranean Trees found in Mount's Bay. 
ib., 1, 51 (1757); Abridg., xi, 80. 

Earthquake in 1757, in Cornwall, ih., 1, 499 
(1758); Abridg., xi, 96. 

Roman Antiquities found at Bossens, St. Erth. 
ib., li, 31 (1760); Abridg., xi,.322; [Gent. Mag., 
July, 1760]. 

Agitation of the Sea in Mount's Bay. ib., Iii, 
418 (1762). 

Agitation of the Sea and two Thunder Storms 
in 1761, in Cornwall, ib., Iii, 507 (1762); 
Abridg., xi, 621 ; [London Chronicle, 28th June, 
1763]. 

Mild Weather in Cornwall and the Fall of 
Rain in 1762. ib., liii, 27 ; Abridg., xi, 684. 

The Rain and the Weather in 1763, in Corn- 
wall, ib., liv, 59 (1764). 

Native Tin found in Cornwall, ib., Ivi, 35 
(1766) and 305, lix, 47 (1769); AbrUg., xii, 
277, 359, 597. 

Meteorological Observations made at Ludgvan. 
ib., Iviii (1767), lix, Ix, Ixi, Ixii (1771) ; Abridg., 
xiii, 46, 126, 325. 



Descriptive, Analytical, and Critical Catalogue 
of the MSS. bequeathed to the University of 
Oxford by Elias Ashmole. Including also some 
additional MSS. contributed by Kingsley, Lhuyd, 
Borlase, and others. By Will. Hen. Black. Oxford 
University Press, 1845, 4°., pp. 1522. 

Note.— MSS., 1822, 1824, contain Original Letters 
from Dr. Borlase to Will. Huddesford. 

JWSS., 1823, contains the Original Drawings for "The 
Natural History and Antiquities of Cornwall." 1 vol., 
fol., 44 leaves. 

MSS., 1824, also contains Catalogue, in Dr. Borlase's 
writing, of Clays and Native Fossils given by him to the 
Ashmolean Museum. 



List of the MSS. of the Rev. W. Borlase, 
now preserved in the Library at Castle Horneck, 
viz : — 

Original Letters, containing autograph letters 
of Pope, Stukeley, Hutchins, Pennant, Grono- 
vius. Dr. Oliver, Atterbury (Bp. of Rochester), 
Dr. Lawson, Tonkin, Dr. Lyttleton, Browne 
Willis, Lavington (Bp. of Exeter), Pocock 
(Bp. of Ossory), Jer. Milles, Dr. Mason, Sir J. 
St. Aubyn, Sir Richard Vyvyan, and many 
others. MS., 5 vols., fol., and 1 vol., sm. 4°., 
v.d. 

Autograph Letters of Dr. Borlase. MS. copies. 
Chiefly answers to the above Original Letters. 
3 vols., fol., v.d. 

"Parochial Memoranda" of Parishes, Rec- 
tories, Vicarages, and Chapelries, Chauntries, 
and Oratories. MS., 1738, 1 vol., fol. 



BOELASB. 



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BORLASE. 



BOBLASE, Eev. William. (Con.). 

" Formantiir Tempora." An Introduction to 
Greek Grammar. MS., 1739, sm. 4". 

"Arms." Family History of Cornwall. MS., 
1740, fol. 

Note. — Contains upwards of 80 pedigrees besides 
Heraldic Memoranda. 

" Inscriptions, Topographical Sketches, Church 
Monuments, Buildings, Epitaphs, and Eemarks, 
tending to elucidate the Ecclesiastical and 
Parochial History of Cornwall." MS., 1748, fol. 

Note. — Contains numerous drawings of Churches, 
Chapels, Monuments, and Inscriptions. 

"A Plain Exposition of the Church Cate- 
chism." MS., 1748, 4". 

"Memorandums of the Cornish Language." 
MS., 1749, fol. 

Note. — Contains notes on the language and gram- 
mar from Tonkin, Gwavas, Boson, Lluyd, and other 
sources. 

"Memorandums of Geography and Astro- 
nomy." MS., 1751, ohl. fol. 

"The Creation and the Deluge." Book I, 
The Earth ; its origin and contents. Book II, 
The Deluge. MS., fol. 

Note. — This volume was nearly ready for the Press. 
It contains at one end the commencement of a work on 
St. Michael's Mount. 

."Private thoughts on the Creation and the 
Deluge ; pointing out some seeming mistakes in 
the accounts hitherto pubhshed, relating to these 
interesting events, by a Country Clergyman." 
MS., 1771, 4°. 

Note. — Eeady for the press ; containing a specimen 
of the printing hy Nichols. This was Dr. Borlase's last 
work. 

" Exercitationes Sacrse." MS., sm. fol. 

Note. — Contains Paraphrases on the Ecolesiastes, 
Canticles, Lamentations, Eemarks on the Prophets and 
Genesis, and " de presentia et adventu Dei." 

" Exercitationes Sacrse." MS., sm. fol. 

Note. — Contains (besides^ Eemarks on Genesis), 
" Mems. of Eichard, King of the Eomans, and his suc- 
cessors, the Earls of Cornwall"; "The Elegy on Sir 
William Burlacy, of Marlowe and Bockmore, com. 
Bucks"; and " An Account of the manor and p'ish of 
Ludgvan." 

" Barometrical Observations, &c., with an 
account of the wind and weather from 1752." 

MS., fol. 

Meteorological Observations. MS., 1768, fol. 

Observations relating to the Natural History 
of Cornwall. MS., 1754, fol. 

Note.— Note in the title page, " This was my first 
copy, which I altered as I transcribed, in numberless 
instances." 

Addenda to the rough copies of the Antiquities 
and Nat. Hist. MS., fol. 

Miscellaneous Observations in Natural History 



BOELASE, Eev. William. (Con.). 

and Antiquity ; containing. Book I, British An- 
tiquities. — Book II, History of British Religion. 
— Book III, Rude Stone Monuments. — Book IV, 
Geographical and Topographical History of 
Cornwall from the earliest times to 1600. — Book 
V, Observations on Natural History. 

Note.— The original folio MS. for the Histories ol 
Cornwall. 

List of Subscribers to the Antiquities and 
Natural History, with cost of printing. MS., 
1756, 2 vols., sm. 4". 

" Collectanea, or Collections for the Natural 
History and Antiquities of Cornwall, &c." MS., 
fol., v.d. 

"Excursions." MS., 1751-1758., sm.thickS". 

Note.— Contains notices of Glastonbury, Plymouth, 
and nmnerous other places, with drawings. 

" Acts, Hints, and Memorandums relating to 
the Poor." MS., 1764, fol. 

Note. — Contains dissertation on the Poor Laws. 

"The Poor and the Poor Laws," with the 
letters from Tho. Gilbert, Esq., M.P., Chairman 
of the Committee on the Poor Laws. MS., 1764, 
sm. 4". 

Domesday Book of Cornwall. MS. copy of 
the Exeter Domesday, with notes by Dr. Borlase. 
fol. 

"Tracts and Extracts." MS., 4°., v.d. 

"Extracts and Eemarks." MS., 4"., v.d. 

A Volume of Drawings, by Dr. Borlase, in pen 
and ink and water colours, fol. 

Sermons. MS. 

Note. — This Volume contains some rare old en- 
gravings. 

BORLASE, William Copeland {5rd son of 
Samuel Borlase). h. Castle Horneck, 5th 
April, 1848. 

Excavations and Discoveries at an Ancient 
Cave in Sancreed. Trans. P.N.H. & A.S., iii, 
14 (1863). 

Unpublished Proverbs and Rhymes m the 
Cornish Language, from the MSS. of Dr. W. 
Borlase. Journ. B.I.C., 1866, April, p. 7. 

Account of the Opening of Morvah Hill and 
Tredinney Barrows, in Cornwall. Archwol. Camb., 
XV,—, 1868. Reprinted in a Pamph. entitled 
" Barrows in Cornwall." Engraving and woodcut, 
n.p. or d.., 8°., pp. 8. Signed W. C. Borlase, and 
dated Sept., 1868. 

A Cornish Barrow. " OneandAll," Sep., 1868. 

Account of Excavations and Discoveries in 
Subterranean Chambers at Chapel Euny, in San- 
creed... between 1863 and 1867, with 4 Illusts. 
by J. T. Blight, Proc. Soc. Antiq., iv, 161, 1868. 



BOEEOW. 



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BOSCAWEN. 



BOEEOW, George, b. East Dereham, hapt. 
17th July, 1803. 

Penquite and Pentjrre; or the Head of the 
Forest and the Headland. A Book on Cornwall, 
2 vols. Lond., J. Murray. 

KoTE. — Announced in 1857 as ready for the press. 



BOEEOW, Eev. Heney (eldest son of Henry 
Borrow). E. ofLanivet. h. Truro, 1 OthFeb., 1829. 

A Description of the Mural Paintings, dis- 
covered on the walls of Lanivet Church, during 
its restoration in 1864. With some speculations 
as to their meaning and date, accompanied by 
Illustrations, reduced from actual Tracings by the 
Eector. Netherton, Printer, Truro, n.d., [1864^], 
8°., pp. 4. [Printed for private circulation]. 

BOEEOW, Eev. William {^nd son of Henry 
Borrow). V. of Heigham Green, 18th May, 
1849. b. Truro, 1831. 

The Isis Waltzes, for the Piano. Performed 
at Buckingham Palace. Lond., fol., 2/6. 

The Water-lily Waltzes, for the Piano. Lond., 
Metzler and Chappell [1858], fol., 3/-. 

The Passion Flower Polka, for the Piano. 
Lond., fol., 3/-. 

The Eastnor Polka, for the Piano. Lond., 
fol., 2/6. 

L' Allegro. Caprice, for the Piano. Lond. 
[1855], fol., 2/-. 

The Militia Galop, for the Piano. Lond. 
];i855], fol., 2/-. 

Though Spring returns in gladness. Song, 
words by W. Borrow. Lond., Ollivier, fol., 2/-. 

The murmur of the stream. Valse brillante. 
Lond. [185.5], fol., 3/-. 

Note.- Now (1869), in its 31st 1000, it was bought 
in at the sale of Messrs. JJetzlers' copyrights for £116. 

II Penseroso. Caprice, for the Piano. Lond., 
[1855], fol., 2/-. 

The Eglantine Galop, for the Piano. Lond. 
[1858], fol., 2/-. 

Evening Dews. Song [begins " Softly night 
dews fall "] ; words by Eev. F. G. Lee. Lond. 
[1858], fol., 2/-. 

Ocean Spray. Valse brillante, for the Piano. 
Lond. [1858], fol, 2/6. 

The Sea hath its pearls. Song ; words by 
Longfellow. Lond., Ashdown and Parry [1858], 
fol., 2/6. 

Summer Eain. Caprice, for the Piano. Lond 
[1858], fol., 3/-. 

Carol, Carol, Christians. A Christmas Carol; 
Bolo and quai tette ; words by A. C. Coxe. Lond 
[1859], fol, 2/-. 

The Music of the Sea. Song [begins " The 
Night is calm"]. The words by Longfellow 
Lond. [1859], fol, 2/-. 



BOEEOW, Eev. William. (Con.). 

The Eivulet. Valse brillante, for the Piano. 
Lond., fol, 3/-. 

Gleams of sunshine. Caprice, for the Piano. 
Lond., fol., 3/-. 

Golden days. Song ; words by A. A. Procter. 
Lond., Ashdown and Parry, fol., 2/-. 

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The Parable of the Ten Virgins [a Sermon 
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By Eev. F. G. Lee. Lond., 1860, 12°. 

BOSAVEEN, Penlez. See Penlez, B. 
BOSCAWEN. See also Falmouth, Earls of. 
BOSCAWEN, Benjamin, pseud, i.e. 

The Life and Adventure of Mr. Peter Quill, 
a Country Attorney. Printed for the Zingra 
Club [Bristol], 1859, 12". 



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BOSCAWEN, Mrs. Frances (wife of Admiral 
Boscawen). h. 1719. d. South Audley Stfeet, 
London, 26th March, 1805. c/. Gmt. Mnq., 
Ixxv, pt. i, 289, 382 (1805) ; BosweU's Johnson, 
ed. 1835, vii, 186, 322. - 

Letters to and from Hannah More. Eoberts' 
Mem. of Life and Correspondence of II. More, 
vols i, ii, iii. 

Resignation. In two parts, and a postscript to 
Mrs B ****** *. In verse, by Rev. Edward 
Young, L.L.D. Lond., 1762, 4".— Reprinted in 
Anderson's ed. of the Poets, x, 140-54. — -Chalm- 
er's ed. of the Poets, xiii, 493-506. 

Sacred Dramas. . .to which is added Sensibility, 
a Poem. By H. More. Lond., Cadell, 1782, 8"., 
4/-. 

Note. — Sensibility ia dedicated to Mrs. Bosca-wen. 

BOSCAWEN, Hon. Edward. Admiral of the 
Blue (drd son of the first Viscount Falmouth). 
b. Cornwall, 19th Aug., 1712. d. Hatchland 
Park, near Guilford, 10th Jan., 1761. cf. 
English Cyclop.; MahorHs Hist, ed. 1858, iv, 
46, 133, 147; CamphelVs Lives of British 
Admirals, ed. 1814, vi, 389-421 ; P. Brown's 
Hist, of Island of Cape Breton, pp. 282-328 ; 
The Georgian Bra, ii, 176-77; European Mag., 
XXV, 191-93 (1794); Gent. Mag., xxxi, 9-10 
(1761) ; JV. Seward^s Anecdotes, 4th ed., 1798, 
ii, 347-53; Charnock's Biog. Navalis, iv, 310- 
38 ; Naval Biog. (1800), ii, 466-74. 

Prise de la Fortress de Louisberg en Canada 
par les Anglais, aux ordres de G6n6ral Major 
Amherst et de 1' Admiral Boscawen, le 26 Juillet, 
1758 [Strasbourg'! 1770?], 8". 

Die Eroberung der Festung Louisbourg in 
Canada von einem Korps KouigUch Grossbrit- 
tanisherTruppen unter den Befehlen des General- 
mayor Amherst und des Admiral Boscawen den 
26 ten Juhus 1758 [Strasbourg? 1770?], 8« 

The Auspices of War ; an Ode, inscribed to the 
Memory of the Hon. Admiral Boscawen ; to 
which is added The Prophecy of the Union ; a 
narrative poem. Lond., 1779, 4". 

An Ode occasioned by the success of Admiral 
Boscawen. By a Gentleman of the University 
of Oxford. Lond., Baldwin, 8°., 6d. 

A Poem addressed to Admiral Boscawen; 
Gent. Mag., xvii, 600 (1747). 

Epigram on Admiral Boscawen. ib., xxxi, 38 
(1761). 

BOSCAWEN, Hugh and Edward. 

Copyes of several deeds relating to five shares 
of land in Paget's tribe, in the Bermudas, 
purchased on 4th Feb., 1763, by H. and E. 
Boscawen. Addit. MSS., Br. Museum, 10131, fol. 



BOSCAWEN, Hugh (son of Edward Boscawen). 
cr. Viscount Falmouth, 13th June, 1720. d. 
Trefusis, 25th Oct., 1734. 

Grant of the ofiice of Steward of the Duchy 
of Cornwall to H. Boscawen, in the room of F. 
Godolphin, Lord Rialton, 22nd April, 1708. 
Ilarl. 'MSS., 2263, art. 175. 

Warrant to H. Boscawen, Warden of the 
Stannaries, to summon a Parliament of the 
Tinners of Devon and Cornwall, 14th Jan., 
1709-10. ib., 2264, art. 98. 

BOSCAWEN, M. 

A Sketch of the Life of the Princess Charlotte ; 
being an attempt to delineate her character and 
moral worth ; with authentic particulars of her 
lamented death. Lond., 1817, 8**., 6d. 

Sketch of the Life of the Princess Charlotte 
Augusta, Concert of Prince Leopold. 2nd ed., 
Lond., Walker and Mason, 1817, 12°., pp. 36. 

BOSCAWEN, Mary Frances Elizabeth (Vis- 
countess Falmouth), b. 24th March, 1822. 

Conversations in Geography ; or, the Child's 
First Introduction to where he is, what he is, and 
what else there is besides. Lond., Longman, 
1854, 8"., pp. 512. 

BOSCAWEN, Hon. and Rev. Nicholas, D.D. 
B. of St. Mabyn; Dean of Buryan. b. 16th 
Aug., 1720. d. Quendon, Essex, 4th July, 
1793. cf Gent. Mag., Ixiii, pt. 2, 676, 708, 
765 (1793). 

BOSCAWEN, William (2nd son of General Geo. 
Boscawen). J. 28thAug.,1752. c?. Little Chelsea, 
8th May, 1811. cf. Rose; Chalmers; Gent. 
Mag., Ixxxi, pt. i, 470, 500 (1811). 

A Treatise on Convictions on Penal Statutes. 
By W. Boscawen, Barrister-at-Law. Lond., 
Printed for E. & R. Brooke, in Bell-yard, Temple- 
Bar, 1792, 8°., pp. 211. Preface, &c., J sheet; 
Index, I sheet; these have no pagination. 
Note. — Dedicated to Sir F. Buller, Bart. 

The Odes of Horace... Translated into English 
Verse by W. Boscawen. Lond., Stockdale, 
1793, 8°., 6d. 

The Progress of Satire. An Essay in Verse. . . 
1798, Supplement, 1799. 

Richard the First. A Poem, by Sir J. B. 
Burgess [afterwards Sir J. B. Lamb]. Lond., 
1800, 8". 

Note. — A copy in the Br. Museum has MS. notes by 
the author, containing corrections and emendations 
suggested by W. Boscawen. 

Original Poems. By W. Boscawen. 1801,12°. 

Address to the Subscribers and Friends to the 



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BOSCAWEN, William. {Cov.). 

Literary Fund, by W. Boscawen. Gent. Mag., 
Ixx, pt. i, 370 (1800). 

NoTE.^W. Boscawen was for many years a con- 
tributor to the British Critic. 

BOSCAWEN, Lieut. William Glanville (2nd 
son of Admiral Boscawen). J. 1751. Drowned 
in Jamaica, 21st April, 1769. 
Elegy on the Death of Lieut. W. G. Boscawen. 

By Dr. John Wolcot. cf. D. Gilberts Cormoall, 

iii, 219-20. 

BOSGEAVE, Thomas (a kinsman of Sir J. 
ArundeU). h. Cornwall. Executed Dorchester, 
4th July, 1594. cf. Challoner's Mem. of Mis- 
sionary Priests... ed. 1803, i, 166-168. 

BOSON, John {son of Nicholas Boson), h. New- 

lyn. hapt. 29th March, 1655 0). 

The Duchess of Cornwall's Progress to the 
Land's End. Written in the Cornish language. 
A Romance. MSS. 

BOSVIAN, Thomas. 

King Henry VIII to T. Bosvian and James 
Carew, of Cornwall, greeting them for revenging 
the cruelty of the Scots, and to make a speedy 
loan of 20/., for carrying on the war. West- 
minster, 1st Dec, 15—. Harl. MSS., 6986, art. 3. 

BOSUSTOW, William, of Perran Foundry. 

b. Helston, 30th August, 1812. 

Right or Left-handed Ratchet Spinner. Rep. 
B.C.P. Soc., 1853, p. 37. 

BOTANISTA, Theophilus, M.D. pseud, i.e. 

Rural Beauties, or the Natural History of the 
Four following Western Counties, — Cornwall, 
Devonshire, Dorsetshire, Somersetshire. With 
Additional Remarks. Lond., Printed and sold 
by W. Fenner, 1757, 12°. 

Note. — Cornwall, pp. 86 ; 54 of these comprise a 
Dialogue between a Tutor and his Pupil. 

BOTTONER, William. See Wilham of Wor- 
cester. 

BOTTRELL, William, Jun. b. Raftra, St. 
Levan, 7th March, 1816, 

Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West 
Cornwall. By W. Bottrell {an Old CeU)...Fen- 
zance, 1870, Printed for the Author, by W. 
Cornish, The Library, Green-market, 8°., pp. vi 
and 287. Price to- Subscribers, 5/6. 

The Penzance of our Grandfathers. A series 
of articles in The Cor. Teleg., in 1867, signed 
"Old Celt" [i.e., W. Bottrell], 



BOTTEELL, William, JnN. {Con.). 

The Excursion, ib., Dec, 1867, et seq. 

Lord Exmouth's run from the foe. One and 
All, May, 1868, 

May Day. ib.. May, 1868. 

St. Levan Church, ib., July, 1868. 

Lord De Dunstanville and the old dame of 
Portreath. ib., Aug., 1868. 

A Northern Excursion, ib., Sept., 1868, 

Cornish pulpit retorts forty years ago. ib., 
Sept., 1868. 

The Zennor man's will, ib., Oct., 1868, 

The Zennor man who bought clothes for hia 
wife, ib., Nov., 1868. 

The Ancient Name of Chapel Street, ib., 
Dec, 1868. 

A Northern Excursion, ib., Jan. and Feb., 
1869. 

BOULTON; Matthew, b. Birmingham, 3rd 
Sept., 1728, d. Birmingham., 17th August, 
1809, 

Note. — He came into Cornwall to erect Watts's 
Engines, 1778, 1779, 1780, 1782, 1784. cf. Smiles' Lives 
of Boulton and Watt, passim ; see also Bramah, J. 

BOURNON, Jacques Louis (Comtede), P.RS. 

and L.S. b. Metz, 21st January, 1751, d. 

Versailles, 24th August, 1825, 

Description of the Arseniates of Copper and 
of Iron from Cornwall. Philos. Trans., xci, 169- 
192, 193, 1801. [Journ. des Mines, xi, 35-62, 
1801-2; Journ. de Phys. Paris, liv, 299-312, 
1802]. 

Description of a triple sulphuret of Lead, 
Antimony, and Copper, from Cornwall ; with 
some observations upon the various modes of 
attraction which influences the formation of 
mineral substances, and upon the difi'erent kinds 
of Sulphuret of Copper, ib., xciv, 30-62, 63, 
1804. Abridg., xxiv, 225, 251. 

Memoir on the triple Sulphuret of Lead, Cop- 
per, and Antimony or Endellion. fT. Nicholson's 
Journ., xxiv, 225-37, 251-60, 321-36 (1809). 

BOWDLER, Mrs. Henrietta Maria, d. Bath, 

25th Feb., 1830, aged 76. 

Pen Tamar, or the History of an Old Maid. 
By the late Mrs. H. M. Bowdler, Lond., Long^ 
man, 1830, 8°, 

BOWEN, Emanuel. 

Map of Cornwall divided into hundreds. 
Drawn from Surveys and Illustrated with His- 
torical Extracts, relative to its Produce, Trade, 
and Manufactures ; describing also the Church 
Livings, Charity Schools, &c,, by E, Bowen, 
Geographer to his late Majesty, Lond,, Printed 
for Robt, Sawyer and John Bennett, 53, fleet 
Street... 1st June, 1777, size 19| in, by 16^ in. 



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BOWER, Rev. John. F. of LostwitUel. b. 
Lostwithiel. 

The Official Application of the Rev. J. Bower, 
with other influentiul people, to the Privy 
Council, to appoint them a Board of Health to 
prevent the Cholera in Lostwithiel. Lostwithiel, 
1832, 4°. MSS. 

BOWLES, Charles. Solicitor. I. Burton Hill, 
Shaftesbury, 1766. d. Shaftesbury, 21st May, 
1837. 

A Short Account of the Hundred of Penwith, 
in the County of Cornwall. Compiled from 
Authentic Documents. With an Appendix, con- 
taining the Original Grants, Confirmations, &c. 
By Charles Bowles, of Shaftesbury. Shaftesbury, 
Printed and Sold by R. Hurd, High Street; 
Sold also by Champante and Whitrow, Jewry 
Street, Aldgate, London ; Collins, Salisbury ; 
Goadley, Lerpinere, and Langdon, Sherborne ; 
and may be had of all Booksellers. 1805, 8°., 
pp. 48. 

Note. — A sort of rough brief, in proof of tlie right 
of the Arundel family to wrecks and royalties in Pen- 
with ; 31 pages are occupied with copies of Grants, &c. 

BOWLES, Rev. William Lisle, M.A. (brother 
of the preceding), b. King's Sutton, 24th 
Sept., 1762. d. Salisbury, 7th April, 1850. 

St. Michael's Mount. A. Poem. Salisbury, 
Printed by B. C. Collins for J. Adams, Shaftes- 
bury, 1798, 4°., pp. 25, 2/6. 

Days Departed, or Banwell Hill. A Lay of 
the Severn Sea. Lond., Murray, 1829, 8°., pp. 
120. — 2nd ed., including the Tale of the Maid 
of Cornwall, or Spectre and Prayer Book, 1829, 
8"., pp. 37, & 205. 

Note.— The Cornish Tale, pp. 76—116. 

Poetical Works of Rev. W. L. Bowles. With 
Memoir by Rev. G. GilfiUan. Lond., Nichol, 
1855, 2 vols., 8°. 

BOWYER, Rev. John. Canon of Bodmin, b. 
Bodmin. 

Contemplatio Bona. "Quod dns Johannes 
Arcuarius, Canonicus Bodmine deo gratias." 
Hart. MSS., 2399, Art. 8. 

De Pueritia Domini Nostri Jesu Christi. On 
margin, " Ego Bow. . .Scrip. . .hoc ve. . .rsum." At 
end, " Quod dns Johannes Arcitenens, Canonicus 
Bodminnie, et Natus in ilia, deo gratias." ib., 
2399, Art. 10. 

BOX, James, d. Constantine, 11th Oct., 1825. 
cf. Mem. of W. Carvosso, ed. 1835, pp. 170, 
175-176. 



BOX, William Henry, M.D. b. Cornwall, 
1796. d. East Looe, 25th Aug., 1861. 

Remarks on the New Patent Hook in Sea 
Fishing. By W. H. Box, M.D. Published by 
Thomas Hemming and Son, sole Manufacturers, 
Victoria Place, Redditch, Worcestershire. Bir- 
mingham, Printed at M. Billing's Steam-press 
Office, Livery Street, n.d. [1858], 8°., pp. 4. 

Submarine Forest near Looe. Hep. B.I.C., 
1844, p. 36. 

On Opening Barrows in Pelynt. ib., 1846, p. 

OQ 
00. 

Frescoes in Talland Church, ib., 1849, p. 32. 

BOYD, Rev. Andrew Kennedy Hutchison, 
D.D. Minister of the City and Parish of St. 
Andrew's, b. Auchinleck, Ayrshire, 3rd Nov., 
1825. 

The Land's End. By the author of " Recrea- 
tions of a Country Parson " [i.e., Rev. A. K. H. 
Boyd]. Good Words, Nov., 1862. 

The Common-place Philosopher. Lond., Long- 
man, 1864, 8". 

Note. — Chapter xii, entitled " At the Lands End," 
pp. 371—88. 

BOYD, Rev. Henry. Formerly Master of Probus 
Scliool ; notv V. of St._ Marlis, Victoria Dock, 
Plaistow, Essex, b. St. John's, Hackney, 26th 
Feb., 1831. 

A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of 
Probus, on Sunday Morning, November 13th, 
1859, by the Rev. H. Boyd. Truro, J. R. 
Netherton, 1859, 8°., pp. 12, 6d. 

BOYLE, John Magor (son of Rev. John Boyle, 
Wesleyan Minister). b. Penzance, now in 
America. 

Gorlaye, or a Tale of the Olden Tyme ; in four 
cantos. Anon. Lond., Baldwin ; Truro, J. 
Brokenshir [printed], 1835, 12"., pp. 180, 7/6. 

Note. — A half title prefixed reads " Cithara Dan- 
monii. 

BOYNE, Louis Samuel, b. Ireland, d. St. 
Mawes. 

Notes on the Parish of St. Anthony, in Rose- 
land, and its restored Church ; with remarks on 
the Life and Temptations of the Patron Saint. 
By L. S. Boyne, St Mawes ; with Illustrations 
by Rev. C. W. Carlyon. Lond., Truscott, 1852, 
8°., pp. 40. 

BOYNE, William, F.S.A. 

Tokens issued in the Seventeenth Century, in 
England, Wales, and Ireland, by Corporations, 
Merchants, Tradesmen, etc. Lond., J. R. Smith, 
1858, 4°- 

Note. — Cornish Tokens described, pp. 37 — iO. 



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BRAD BRIDGE, Et. Rev. William. Bp. of 
Exeter, ] 571-79. 

Letter to Lord Burghley, complaining of some 
Cornish Men refusing to come to Church... 3rd 
Dec, 1576. Lamh. MSS., 23, art. 8. 

-BRADDON, Laurence, of Treworgy, in St. 
Gennys. d. Sunday, 29th November, 1724. 
cf. Luttrell's Brief lidation of State dffairs, i, 
299, 306 ; Jas. Ralplis Hist, of Eiiqland, i, 
761-65 jiVor/A's Examen,ed. 1740, pp. 386-8S ; 
Kijjpis' Biog. Brit., iii, 229-30 ; N. & Q., 3 S., 
iv, 500 (1863). 

The Tryal of Laurence Braddon and Hugh 
Speke, Gent., upon an Information of High Mis- 
demeanour, &c. . . . endeavouring to raise a Belief 
...that the late Earl of Essex did not Murther 
himself in the Tower, before Sir. George Jeffreys, 
...Friday, 7th of February, 1683. Lond., Printed 
for Benjamin Tooke, at the Ship, in St Paul's 
Church Yard, 1684, foL, pp. 78. — Reprinted 
Cohhett's State Trials, ix, 1127-1228. 

An Enquiry into, and Detection of, the Bar- 
barous Murther of the Late Earl of Essex ; or a 
Vindication of that Noble Person from the Guilt 
and Infamy of having Destroyed himself [By L. 
Braddon q. 1689, 4"., pp. 75. 

Essex's Imiocency and Honour Vindicated, or 
Murther, Subornation, Perjury, and Oppression, 
justly charged on the Murtherers of that Noble 
Lord and True Patriot Arthur (late) Earl of 
Essex, &c. Lond., Printed for the Author, and 
sold by most Booksellers, 1690, 4" 

The Constitutions of the Company of Water- 
men and Lightermen, as amended by the Right 
Honourable the Court of Lord Mayor and Alder- 
men, &c. Lond., Printed in the year 1708, 8"- 
NoTE. — There is no Author's name on the title 
page, but the dedication is signed "Laurence Braddon." 

The Miseries of the Poor a National Sin and 
Shame. Lond., 1717, 8'\ 

Particular answers to the most material objec- 
tions made to the proposal humbly presented to 
His Majesty for relieving, reforming, and em- 
ploying all the poor of Great Britain. Printed 
in the year 1722, 8°., pp. 72. 

Note. — No name on title page, but dedication signed 
" Laurence Braddon." 

Bishop Burnet's History charged with great 
partiality and misrepresentations, to make the 
present and future ages believe that Arthur, 
Earl of Essex, in 1 683, murdered himselfe. . .with 
observations upon the suppos'd poysoning of 
King Charles the Second. Written by Mr. 
Braddon. Lond., Printed for Tho. Warner, in 
Paternoster Row, n.d. [1725], 8°., pp. 192. — 
Reprinted Cobbett's State Trials, ix, 1229-1332. 

Letter from L. Braddon to Sir Hans Sloane. 
£r. Museum Jddit. MSS., 4038. 



BRADFIELD, Henry Joseph Steele. Colonial 
Secretary of Barbadoes. b. Westminster, 18th 
May, 1805. d. London, 11th October, 1853. 

The last of the Greeks, or Ferdinando Pale- 
ologus. Gent. Mag., xix., 17 (1843). 

BRADLEY, Rev. Richard Beadon. Incumb. 

of Ash Prior's and Colhelstone, Somerset ; after- 
wards Curate of the East Church, Teignmouth. 
b. Minehead, 1803. d. Teignmouth, 22nd 
March, 1851. 

Review [of "The Crowning of the British 
Poetesses. A Poem" ]. By Arthur O'B. [i.e., 
Rev. R. B. Bradley]. Cornish Mag., iii, 156 
(1828). 

The Botanist. A Ballad, ib., iii, 208. 

BRAMAH, Joseph. Engineer, b. Staiiiborough, 
Yorkshire, 1749. d. Holt Forest, Hants, 9th 
Deer., 1814. 

A Letter to the Right Hon. Sir James Eyre, 
Lord Chief .Justice of the Common Pleas, on the 
subject of the cause Boulton and Watt v. Horn- 
blower and Maberly, for infringement of Mr. 
Watt's Patent for an Improvement on the Steam 
Engine. Lond., 1797, 8". 

BRAMSTON, Sir John. Elected M. P. for Bodmin, 
1640. b. Whitechapel, Sept., 1611. d. Skreens, 
4th Feb., 1699-1700. cf J. Bramston's Auto- 
biography, pp. 160-61. 

BRAN WELL, Ellen Vivian. See Warder, E. V. 

BRAY, Anna Eliza (daughter of John Kempe, 
Bullion Porter, H.M. Mint), b. St. Mary 
Newington, Surrey. She m. firstly Charles 
Alfred Stothard, F.S.A. (who d 1821); she 
m. secondly Rev. E. A. Bray (who d. 1857). 
Traditions, Legends, Superstitions, & Sketches 
of Devonshire, the Tamar, and the Tavy. Lond., 
Murray, 1838, 3 vols., post 8"., 24/-. 

Trelawnie of Trelawne, or the prophecy ; a 
Legend of Cornwall. Lond., Longman, 3 vols., 
post 8°., 31/6.— 2nd ed., 1845, 8°. 

Henry de Pomeroy, or the Eve of St. John; 
a Legend of Cornwall and Devon. Lond., R 
Bentley, 1842, 3 vols., 12°.— New ed., revised 
and corrected, with notes by the Author (with 
the White Rose. A Domestic Tale.). Lond., 
Longman, 1846, 8"., pp. 4 & 364. 

Courtenay of Walreddon. A Romance of 
the West. Lond,, R. Bentley, 1844, 3 vols., 12°. 
The Novels and Romances of A. E. Bray. 
Lond., Longman, 1845-6, 10 vols., 8"., 60/-. 

Note. — With Dlustrations and a general preface by 
the Authoress. 



BEAY. 



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BEAY, Anna Eliza. (Con.). 

A Peep at the Pixies, or Legends of the West 
...with Illustrations by H. K. Browne. Lond. , 
Grant and Griffith, 1854 [1853], 8"., pp. 162, 
3/6. 

Eosteague. A Family Tradition. MSS. 

Cotele and the Edgcumbes of the Olden 
Times. Gent. Mag., xl, 351, 444-50 (1853). 

BRAY, Henry. Mayor of Bodmin, 1550 & 1562. 

The Articles of us the Commoners of Deuon- 
shyre and Cornwall, in diners Campes by East 
and West of Excettor. [1549], 4»., 3 leaves. 
(Signed, amongst others, by H. Bray, Mayor of 
Bodmin). 

Note.— c/. Journ. B.I.G., Oct., 1864, p. 77 ; April, 
1865, p. 36. 

BRAY, The Eev. Thomas, D.D. Canon of 
Windsor and Rector of Exeter Coll., Oxford, 22nd 
Oct., 1771. &. Stratton, 1706. d. 28th March, 
1785. c/. Gent. Mag., Iv, 324 (1785). 

The evidence of Prophecy superior to the 
evidence of Miracles only in a restrained and 
limited sense. A Sermon [on II Pet., i, 19] 
preached before the University of Oxford, on 
Feb. 2nd, 1761, by T. Bray, Fellow of Exeter 
College, Oxford. Printed at the Theatre, for 
Jas. Fletcher, and sold by Payne and Cropley. 
Lend., 1761, 8°., pp. 23. 

A Sermon [on I Pet., ii, 16] preached before 
The Honourable House of Commons, at St. Mar- 
garet's, Westminster, on Monday, Jan. 31st, 
1763, being appointed to be observed as the 
day of the Martyrdom of King Charles I, by T. 
Bray. Lond., Printed for J. Fletcher, in the 
Turle, at Oxford ; and sold by J. Fletcher & Co. 
Lond., 1763, 4°., pp. 19. 

Note. — Dr. Bray received the thanks of the House 
of Commons for this Sermon, 1st Feb., 1763. 

BRAYLEY, Edward Wedlake,F.S.A. [h. 1773. 
d. 23rd Sept., 1854], and Britton, John. 

The Beauties of England and Wales; or 
Original Delineations, Topographical, Historical, 
and Descriptive, of each County; embellished 
with Engravings. Lond., Vernor... Longman, 
etc., 1801-15, 18 vols., 8°. 

Note.— Cornwall, ii, 311—524 ; with 10 Plates. 

The Beauties of Cornwall; or Delineations, 
Topographical; Historical, andDescriptive. Plates 
of Roche Rock and Chapel and St. German's 
Church. Truro, Printed and sold by William 
Harry, 1802, demy 8". 

Note.— Extracted from the previous work. 

Cornwall illustrated in a series of Views of 
Castles, Seats of the NobiHty, Mines, Picturesque 
Scenery, Towns, Public Buildings, Churches, 



BKAYLEY, Edwabd Wedlake. [Con.). 
Antiquities, etc., from original drawings by 
Thomas Allom, etc. ; engraved on steel by Le 
Petit... with historical and descriptive accounts, 
by J. Britton and E. W. Brayley. Map and 45 
Views. Lond., Fisher, Sons, & Co., 1831, sq. 
fol, pp. 48. 

Devonshire illustrated in a series of views of 
Cities, Towns... from original drawings by Thos. 
Allom and W. H. Bartlett, etc. ; engraved on 
Steel by Heath ...with historical and descriptive 
accounts by J. Britton and E. W. Brayley. 
Map and 95 Views. Lond., Fisher, Son, & Co., 
1832., sq. fol, pp. 106. 

Devonshire and Cornwall illustrated, from 
original drawings by Thomas Allom, W. H. 
Bartlett, etc. ; with historial and topographical 
descriptions by J. Britton and E. W. Brayley. 
Lond., H. Fisher, 1832, sq. fol. 

Note. — This is a general title to the two preceding 
works when bound up together. 

BRAYLEY, Edward William, F.R.S. (son of 
the preceding), h. London, 1801. d. London, 
1st February, 1870. 

On the alleged artificial origin of Rock Basins. 
Philos. Mag., viii, 331-42 (1830). 

BREACA, St. cf. A. Butler's Lives of the Saints, 
ed. 1836, i, 298, 738. 

BREE, Rev. William Thomas. B. of Allesley. h. 
Coleshill, near Warwick, 1786. d. Allesley, 
25th Feb., 1863. 

List of Exotic Plants flourishing in the neigh- 
bourhood of Penzance, in Paris' Guide, ed. 
1828, p. 7. 

Notes on the Mildness of the Climate of Pen- 
zance, and List of some rare Indigenous Plants 
in the Land's End District, in Forbes " On the 
Climate of Penzance," pp. 49-56. 

BRENTON, E. H. h. St. Blazey. 
BRENTON, William. 6. St. Blazey. 

Map of the Chiverton and Perranzabuloe 
Mining District, shewing the relative positions 
of mines, all known lodes, cross-courses, etc. 
By E. H. Brenton, Truro, and William Brenton, 
Plain-an-Gwarry, Redruth, Mine and Land Sur- 
veyors, Draughtsmen, Lithographers. Size of 
Map, 3ft. 6in. by 2ft. 6in. Price, coloured, 
mounted, and varnished, 21/-. 1869. 

Map of the Lovell, Helston, and Wheal Vor 
Mining Districts. In preparation, 1870. 

BRETT, Rev. George. Dissenting Minister at 
Penzance and Lisheard. h. Staffordshire. 

Mem. of, by Mr. John Fox, of Plymouth, in 

Monthly Bepositm'y, xvi, 260-62 (1821). 



BEIAN. 



42 



BEOME. 



BRIAN, Johannes, de Cornubia. e/. Tanner, 
p. 124. 

Speculum Grammaticale super Donatum. 179 
leaves in foL, beginning " Quoniam studium 
grammaticorum," and written 1346. MSS. Bod. 
Lib., No. 3581 ; Class 8, No. 91, in Catal. A.D. 
1697. 

Note. — rf. note at end of MSS., p. 180, which 
says, "Et sic finitur tractatus super Donatum de con- 
grnetatibus Grammaticse, qui intjtulatur speculum Gram- 
maticale, editus a magistro Johanna Brian, dicto de 
CornubiS, 1346, etc., qu[oth] I. B." 

cf. also Trevisa's note on " Higden's Polychronicon," 
Book I, Ch. 59 {II, 161, Ed. 1869) : " John Cornwaile, 
a Maister of grammer chaunged the lore in Gramer scole 
and construciown of Frenche into Englische ; and 
Eichard Pencriche lerned the manore techynge of hym 
and [of] othere men of Pencrich, so that now (1385) in 
alle the gramere acoles of Engelond, children leveth 
Erensche, and construeth and lerneth an Englische." 

BEIGE OR BRYCE, Andrew, b. Exeter, 16 90. 
d. Exeter, 7th Nov., 1773. cf. Timper ley's 
Typog. Did., pp. 665, 729-31 ; Polwhele's 
Cormoall, v, 87-90. 

The Geographical Dictionary, or Grand Gazet- 
teer. Exeter, Bryce, 1751, fol. 

The Topographical Dictionary of the World, 
more especially of Great Britain and Ireland, 
and all the British Settlements, with their Cus- 
toms, Manners, Curiosities, both Natural and 
Artificial, Remarkable Events in all past Ages, 
&c. Exeter, printed for the Author, 1759, 
thk. fol. 

A Universal Geographical Dictionary, or 
Grand Gazetteer. Maps. Exeter, Bryce, 1760, 
2 vols., fol,, 42/-. 

Note. — The above three works contain very full 
accoiiuts 01 Cornwall. — A. Brice established a printing 
liress at Truro about 1740. 

BRIEUC, St. h. Cornwall, circa 410. d. St. 
Brieuc, circa 502. cf. A. Butler's Lives of the 
Saints, ed. 1836, i, 549. 

BRIGGS, Thomas Richard Archer, h. Furs- 
don, iu Eggbucldand, near Plymouth, 7th 
May, 18 3G. 

Localities of some uncommon plants and of 
varieties of common species within twelve miles 
of Plymouth. Phytologist, v, 368-71 (1861). 

Station of some uncommon plants in Devon 
and Corn-vall. Journ. of Botany, ed. by B. See- 
mnn, i, 370-78 (1863). 

Stations near Plymouth of some plants that 
are eithi-r uncommon or new to Devon and 
Cornwall, ib., iii, 349-52 (1865). 

U]i recorded Stations, mostly near Plymouth, 
of some ujicommon plants, etc. ib., iv, 287-90 
(1866). 



BRISTOW, Henry William, F.R.S. 

Underground Life ; or Mines and Miners. 
By L. Simonin. Translated, adapted to the 
present state of British Mining, and Edited by 
H. W. Bristow. Illustrated with 160 engravings 
on wood, 20 maps geologically coloured, and 10 • 
plates of metals and minerals in chromolitho- 
graphy. Lond., Chapman and Hall, 1869, 8"., 
pp. xix & 516. 

BRITANNICUS, pseud, i.e., Boase, G. C. 

BRITANNICUS, pseud, i.e., Boase, H. 

BRITTON, John. 5. Kington, Wiltshire, 7th 
July, 1771. d. 1st Jan., 1857. 

The Late Samuel Drew. Gent. Mag., ciii, 
469-72 (1833). 

Cromlechs and Kist Vaens. Proc. Soc. Antiq.,. 
i, 194 (1847). 

Note. — For " The Beauties of England and Wales, 
&e.," se«Brayley, E. W. 

BRITTON, Rev. Thomas Hopkins, M.A. F. 
of Newlyn Bast. b. Bristol. 

Horse Sacramentales. The sacramental articles 
of the Church of England vindicated and illus- 
trated by the writings of their compilers, etc. 
Lond., 1851, 8°., 6/-. 

An Examination of the principal facts and 
arguments advanced by Dr. Bayford and the 
Rt. Honble. Dr. Lushington against the opiaion 
hitherto held by historians, that the 13 Elis., 
chap. 12, referred to the Book of Articles, where- 
upon it was agreed by the Archbishops and 
Bishops of both Provinces, etc., in 1562, etc. 
Lond., Parker; Truro, J. R. Netherton [printed]; 
1857, 8°., pp. 147, 4/-. 

A Sermon " On the Duty of Visiting the 
Sick." Bideford, Printed by William Cole, 
1842, 8°. 

BROAD, William, b. Penzance, 24th Oct., 
1772. d. Falmouth, 2nd Aug., 1853. 

Letter from W. Broad to Sir W. Symonds, 
4th Nov., 1833, in "Life of Admiral Symonds." 
Lond., 1858, 8"., p. 157. 

BROKENSHIR, B. b. Fowey, 1810. 

Instrument for ascertaining the different sides 
of a triangle by inspection. Bep. B.C. P. Soc, 
1838, p. 152. 

BROME, James, M.A. 

Travels over England, Scotland, and Wales... 
Lond., 1700, 8°. 

Note. — Mr. Brome came to the borders of Cornwall, 
but the rain prevented him from continuing his journey. 



BEONTE. 



43 



BEOWNLOW. 



BEONTE, Charlotte, b. Haworth, 21st April, 
1816. d. Haworth, 31st March, 1855. 

The Life of C. Bronte, author of Jane Eyre. 
By E. C. Gaskell. Lond., Smith, Elder, & Co., 
1857, 2 vols., 120. 

Note. — Contains an account of Penzance and the 
Branwell family. 

BEOUGHAM, Matthew, h. Falmouth, 1788. 
d. Falmouth, Sept., 1826. 

Elegiac Tribute to the Memory of the late M. 
Brougham. By J[ohnson], MountSion, Falmouth. 
Selector, or Cmnish Mag., i, 163 (1826). 

BEOUGHAM, Stephen, M.E.C.S.L. I. War- 
ringtofi, in Lancashire, 7th May, 1794. d. 
Falmouth, 20th May, 1866. 
On Cholera. A Treatise, practical and theo- 
retical. Lond., Wertheim, 1834, 8". 

BEOWN, George. &. Callington, 16th Jan., 

1844. 

The Eainfall in Cornwall for 1866. The 
Times, 3rd Oct., 1866, and 3rd Jan., 1867. 

The Eainfall in Cornwall for 1867. ib., 3rd 
Jan., 1868. 

BEOWN, G. T. Veterinary Professor. 

On the Improvement of Agricultural Horses 
suited to the West of England. Journ. Bath and 
West of Engl. Soc., xi, pt. i, 46-66 (1863). 

BEOWN, Henry. 

A Eeply to the Eev. J. Garrett's Pastoral 
Letter (so called) to the Inhabitants of the 
Parish of St. Paul. Penzance, F. T. Vibert, 1859, 
8°., 3d. 

BEOWN, John Sheeeis. Manager of the Mounts 

Bay Bank b. Penzance, 27th Dec, 1779. d. 

Penzance, 7th May, 1835. 

No Fiction ! A Statement of Facts respecting 

the Accounts of the Industrious Society for 

Scilly and... the Eev. G. C. Smith, the Secretary 

...by John S. Brown, Treasurer to the Society. 

Penzance, 1824, 12°. See Jeffery, John. 

BEOWN, Samuel. 

Verses to the Memory of S. Brown, a Cornish 
Fiddler, signed " Cornwall." Gent. Mag., xxxii, 
• 287 (1762). 

BEOWN, William. Barrister, b. Louth, Lin- 
colnshire. 

The Law of Limitations as to real Property, 
including that of the Crown and Duke of 
Cornwall. With Appendix of Statutes. By 
W. Brown, Esq., of Gray's Inn, Barrister-at-Law. 
Lond., 1869, 8"., 28/-. 



BEOWNE, Et. Eev. Edward Harold, D.D. 
Bp. of Ely; V. of Kenwyn, 1850-1857. b. 
Aylesbury, 6th March, 1811. 

Peril of Popery and Peril of Antichrist. 
Three Sermons preached in the Parish Church 
of Kenwyn. Published by request. Truro, J. 
E. Netherton ; Exeter, Wallis ; 3rd ed., 1851, 8°. 

The Gifts of the Ascended Saviour. A Sermon 
[on Eph., iv, 8] preached at St. Mary's Church, 
Truro, on Tuesday, May 27th, 1851, nt the 
Triennial Visitation of the Et. Eev. Henry, 
Lord Bishop of Exeter. Published by command 
of the Lord Bishop. Lond., J. H. Parker; 
Exeter, A. Holder; 1851, 8°., pp. 23. 

Eeligious Excitement. A Sermon preached 
in Kenwyn Church, on Sunday, November 23rd, 

1851. Published by request. Lond., Parker ; 
Truro, J. E. Netherton; 1851, 8°.— 2nd ed., 

1852, 8"., pp. 20, 1/-. 

Eeligious Excitement. A Letter to the Eev. 
E. H. Browne, M.A., Vicar of SS. Kenwyn and 
Kea, Prebendary of Exeter, Chaplain to the 
Lord Bishop of Exeter, etc., etc. By the Eev. 
W. Haslam, Perpetual Curate of Baldiu. Lend., 
J. H. Parker; Truro, J. E. Netherton; 1851, 
8°.— 2nd ed., 1852, 8«., pp. 22, 6d. 

Two Sermons preached at Kenwyn Church, on 
Easter Sunday, April 12th, 1857. Truro, J. E. 
Netherton ; London, J. H. Parker; 1857, 8"., pp. 

32, 1/-. : 

Thoughts on an Extension of the Diaconate, 
and on Lay Agency. A Paper read to the Clergy 
of the Euridecanal Synod of Powder, and printed 
at their request. Truro, J. E. Netherton, 1854, 
8«., pp. 20, 1/-. 

BEOWNE, Eev. John Denis {son of George 
Townsheiid Broume). V. of Braintree. &. Dublin? 
d. Braintree, 17th Feb., 1864. 
A Letter to the Eev. J. D. Browne, Assistant 

Curate of Penzance, on Baptismal Eegeneration. 

By a Layman of the Church of England, i.e., 
Penzance, E. Eowe ; Lond., Eivington ; 

1838, 8°., pp. 80. Bod. Lib. 

BEOWNE, Eiohard. 

Mr. E. Browne to Lord Burghley, to have the 
free enjoyment of his grant for curing and 
packing fish in Devonshire and Cornwall, Oct. 
5, 1595. Lansd. MSS., 78, art. 58. 

BEOWNLOW [Emma Sophia], Countess 

(daughter of Richard, Earl of Mount Edgcumbe). 

b. in the Parish of St. George's, Hanover 

Square, London, 28th July, 1791. 

Slight Eeminiscences of a Septuagenarian from 

1 802 to 1 8 1 5. By Emma Sophia Oust, Countess 

Brownlow. Lond., J. Murray, 1867, 8°.— 2nd 

ed., 1867, 8°., pp. viii & 199.— 3rd ed., 1868, 8". 



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BUCKINGHAM. 



BRUNEL, Sir Marc Isambard, C.E. h. 
Hacqueville, France, 25th April, 1769. d. 
London, 12th Dec, 1849. 

Report on the Construction of a Ship Canal, 
about thirteen miles in length, between Fowey 
Harbour, on the south coast of Cornwall, and 
the Padstow Eiver, on the north. 1825. 

Sir M. I. Brunei and the Falmouth Tailor. 
cf. R. Beamish's Life of Brunei, p. 306. 

BRUNNICH, Professor Moreton Thrane, 
of Copenhagen. 

A Description of Two Tin-ores from Cornwall. 
Trans. Roy. Swedish Acad, of Sciences, 1778. 

BEUNTON, C. C.E. 

On the dressing of Ores. Rep. B.C. P. Soc, 

1842, pt. i, p. 80. 

On a Wind Hammer for Boring Eocks. ib., 

1843, p. 48. 

BEUNTON, J. D. 

Notes on Brunton's Eock Tunnelling Machine. 
Rep. R.G.P. Soc., 1867, p. 56; Bej>. Miners' 
Assoc, of C. & D., 1867. 

BEYANT, John. See Badcock, John. 

BEYANT, William. See O'Bryant, W. 

BRYCE, A. See Brice, A. 

BUCK, Eev. Eichard Hugh Keats. R. of 
St. Dominich. h. Bideford. 

Lay Eesponsibility, with especial reference to 
the office of Churchwarden. A Sermon preached 
at the Archdeacon of Cornwall's Visitation at 
Liskeard. Lond., Longman : CalHngton, Philp ; 
1868,80. 

BUCK, Samuel, d. 1779, aged 83. 
BUCK, Nathaniel. 

Buck's Antiquities ; or venerable remains of 
above 400 Castles, &c., in England and Wales, 
with near 100 Views of Cities and Chief Towns. 
Lond., Printed by D. Bond, at St. John's Gate, 
and sold by Eobert Sayer, Fleet Street, 1774, 
3 vols., fol. 

Note.— In vol. i, 12 Coraisli Views; In vol. iii, 
2 Views of the Mount. 

BUCKHUEST, Lord (Thomas Saokville). 
6. Buckhurst, Withiam, Sussex, 1527. d. 19th 
April, 1608. 

Letter from Lord Buckhurst to the Deputy 
Lieutenants of Sussex, dated 26th July, 1595, 
on the Descent of the Spaniards in Cornwall. 
Earl. MSS., 703, art. 53, pp. 79-84. 



BUCKINGHAM, James Silk. h. Flushing, 
1786. d. London, 30th June, 1855. cf 
Gent. Mag., xliv, 322 (1855) ; Illust. Lond. 
News, 7th July, 1855; Penny Cyclop., 2nd 
Supp. ; English Cyclop. ; Men of the Time, ed. 
1856; Cornish Mag., ii, 129; iii, 131, 236 
(1826-27). 

The Autobiography of J. S. Buckingham, in- 
cluding his Voyages, Travels, Adventures, Spec- 
ulations, Successes, and Failures, etc., etc. With 
a portrait. Lond., Longman, 1855, 2 vols., 
post 8°., 21/-. 

Note. — This work was never finished, owing to the 
decease of the author, cf. Gent. Mag., xliii, 581 (1855) 

The Calcutta Journal ; a, Miscellany of Politics, 
Literature, and the Arts, from the y^ar 1818 to 
1823. Ed. by J. S. Buckingham. Calcutta, 
1818-1823, 33 vols., 4". 

Travels in Palestine, etc. Lond., Colburn, 
1821, 1 vol., 1°., pp. 553, 31/6.— 1822, 2 vols., 8". 

A Second Letter to Sir Charles Forbes, Bart., 
M.P., on the suppression of public discussion in 
India, and the banishment without trial of two 
British Editors from that country by the Acting 
Governor-General, Mr. Adam. By a Proprietor 
of Indian Stock. London, 1824. The Pcmphleteer, 
XXV, 33-60 (1825). 

Statement of Facts relative to the removal 
from India of Mr. Buckingham, late Editor of 
the Calcidta Journal. Calcutta, 1823, 4°. 

Mr. B.'s Defence [a reply to ai-ticles in the 
John Bidl and the Quarterly Review]. The Cal- 
cidta Journ., vol. vi. No. 306, 1822. 

A Brief History of the Banishment of Mr. 
Buckingham from India. Dated Lond., Sept., 
1823, sm. fob, pp. 4. 

New Laws and Eestrictions for the Indian 
Periodical Press. Calcutta, printed by P. S. D. 
Eozario, at the Columbian Press, No. 4, Banks- 
haU Street, 1823, 4°., pp. 18. 

A Faithful History of the late Discussions in 
Bengal, on the Power of Transportation with- 
out Trial ... with copies of the official corres- 
pondence between W. B. Bayley, Chief Secretary 
to Government, and Mr. Buckingham, the late 
Editor of the Calcutta Journal. Dated Calcutta, 
Feb. 25, 1823, fol., pp. 28. 

Note. — Portions of this had been previously 
printed for the Editor's friends, but neither published 
nor sold. 

The Oriental Herald and Colonial Review. 
Conducted by J. S. Buckingham. Lond., 1824- 
29, 24 vols., 8°. First No. pub. Jan., 1824, 3/6. 

Travels among the Arab Tribes inhabiting- 
the Countries East of Syria and Palestine. 28 
Illusts. Lend., Colburn, 1825, 4°., pp. 679, 31/6. 

Verbatim Report of the Action for Libel in 
the case of Buckingham versus Bankes, 19th 
Oct., 1826. Lend., 1826, S^. 



BUCKINGHAM. 



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BUCKINGHAM. 



BUCKINGHAM, James Silk. (Con.). 

The Sphynx; a Journal of Politics, Litera- 
ture, and News ; a Weekly Paper. Ed. by J. S. 
Buckingham from 1827 to 1828, 4 vols., 4°. 

Travels in Mesopotamia, etc. Lend., Colburn, 
1827, 4°., pp. xvi & 571.— 1827, 2 vols., 8°., 31/6. 

The Athenseum, etc. Ed. by J. S. Bucking- 
ham. Lond., 1828-29, 4 vols., 4°. 

Plan and Object of Mr. Buckingham's Lec- 
tures on the Countries of the Oriental "World. 
n.d. [1829], sm. 4«., pp. 4. 

Masonic Address delivered in the Town Hall 
of Glasgow, at a Grand Masonic Meeting, on 
the 18th August, 1829, on the duty of promot- 
ing education and binding nations together in 
fraternal bonds. 1829, 8". 

Free Trade Speech delivered on the Opening 
of the Royal Exchange, at Glasgow, on the 3rd 
Sept., 1829, on the benefits of uniting the Clyde 
and the Ganges by the union of commerce and 
navigation. 1829, 8". 

Peace Speech delivered at a Public Meeting 
of the Peace Society, in London, 1829, showing 
the impolicy and expensiveness, as well as un- 
christian character, of War... 1829, 8°. 

Free Trade Address, in reply to Mr. Thomas 
Sadler, M.P. for Leeds, delivered at Whitby, 
Sep. 28, 1829, in defence of the doctrine of 
Free Trade, and in opposition to his protectionist 
views. 1829, 8°. 

Missionary Speech delivered at the Anni- 
versary of the Bible Society, at Whitby, in York- 
shire, Sep. 18, 1829, in favour of the Promotion 
of Missions to the Eastern World. 1829, 8°. 

Sanitary Speech delivered at the Golden Cross, 
Charing Cross, in London, in November, 1829, 
on the danger to the public health of burying 
the dead within the walls of cities, and advo- 
cating the formation of extra-mural cemeteries. 

1829, 8°. 

Ti-avels in Assyria, Media, and Persia, with 
Researches in the Euins of Perseopolis. Map 
and 27 engravings. Lond., 1829, 4°., 73/6.— 
2nd ed., 1830, 2 vols., 8"., 28/-. 

Heads of Mr. Buckingham's Lectures on the 
Eastern World, preceded by a Sketch of his Life, 
Travels, and Writings. Lond., 1829, 4°., pp. 32. 

Mr. Buckingham's Alleged Retainer from the 
East India Company. Lond., 1830, 8°., pp. 4. 

Sketch of Mr. Buckingham's Life, Travels, 
Literary and Political Labours. Lond., 1830, 
8"., pp. 23.— Another ed., n.d. [1830], 8°., pp. 
48.— Another ed., n.p. or d. [1830], 8°., pp. 75. 

Rapport sur le projet de voyage presents k la 
Society de Geographic, par M. Buckingham. By 
Dumont d' Urville. Paris, 1830, 8". 

History of the public proceedings on the 
question of the East India monopoly, etc. Lond., 

1830, 8°. 



BUCKINGHAM, James Silk. {Con.). 

Speech delivered at a Meeting of the Royal 
Institution of London, on the 22nd July, 1830, 
developing a plan for the accomplishment of a 
voyage round the Globe, for the promotion of 
discovery, commerce, and civilization united. 
1830, 8°. 

Address to the Chamber of Deputies in Paris, 
in Oct., 1830, on the proposal to institute an ex- 
periment of Free Trade, by... the Public Exhi- 
bition in a . . . Bazaar, and the subsequent sale 
. . .free of all duty, of a million's worth of English 
manufactures against a million's worth of French 
productions. 1830, 8"- 

Discours Preliminaire, prononc6 a 1' Athen6e 
Royale de Paris, 2 Novembre, 1830, al' occasion 
d' un Cours sur les Indes Orientales contenant 
les notions les plus recentes sur tout ce qui re- 
garde r Historie, la Statistique, et le Commerce 
de ces Contr6es. 1830, 8". 

Speech delivered in Paris, December 6, 1830, 
as Chairman of the Public Banquet, given by 
the English then in the French capital to General 
Lafayette, as a mark of homage to his talents 
and virtues, as the steady friend of civil and 
poUtical liberty. . . 1830, 8". 

Explanatory Report on the plan and object of 
Mr. Buckingham's Lectures on the Oriental 
World, preceded by a Sketch of his Life, Travels, 
etc. Price one shilling. Lond., Hurst, Chance, 
and Co., St. Paul's Churchyard, 1830, 8°., pp. 
4.— Another ed., 4°.— Another ed., 8"., pp. 23, 
6d. London Instit. 

Improved Syllabus of Mr. Buckingham's Lec- 
tures on the Oriental World, &c. &c. Lond., 
Hurst, 1830, 8"., pp. 75, 2/. To Subscribers to 
the Lectures, 1/-. London Instit. 

Outlines of a New Budget ; by which it is 
shown that a revenue of eighty millions sterling 
may be raised by a new system of taxation, 
bearing more equitably on all classes than the 
present mode of taxing commodities. 1831,8". 

Speech delivered in the Rotunda, at Dublin, 
in Sep., 1831, on the Idolatries of British India, 
and the Revenues derived from them by the 
Government of the East India Company. 1831, 
8«. 

Speech delivered in Sheffield, in 1831, on the 
Qualifications and Duties of Representatives and 
Constituents, which led to Mr. Buckingham 
being invited to become a Candidate for the 
Representation of Sheffield in the first Reformed 
Parliament of 1832. 1831, 8". 

Mr. Buckingham's final appeal to the East 
India Company, n.d. [1831], sm. 4°., pp. 4. 
London Instit. 

To the Subscribers of Mr. Buckingham's pro- 
posed Voyage round the Globe. May, 1831, 
sm. 4°., pp. 3. Lmidon Instit. 



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BUCKINGHAM. 



BUCKINGHAM, James Silk. (Con.). 

Speech delivered at a Public Meeting, in the 
Liver Theatre, at Liverpool, in Dec, 1832, on 
the injustice, cruelty, and impolicy of the system 
of impressing seamen for the Navy, and advo- 
cating the formation of Sailors' Homes. 1 832, 8°. 

Speech delivered at the Mechanic's Institute, 
in Sheffield, in 1833, on the duty of promoting 
the establishment of Sunday and other Schools 
for the children of the poor, and of. ..supporting 
institutions for the ...instruction of the adult 
labouring classes. 1833, 8°. 

The Parliamentary Review. Ed. by J. S. 
Buckingham. Lond., 1833-34, 7 vols., 8°. 

Speech delivered in the Concert Hall of the 
City of York, in 1834, on the occasion of a 
Meeting to consider of a monument to the late 
William Wilberforce, advocating the erection of 
a College for the Instruction of African Youths. 
1834, 8°. 

Speech delivered in the House of Commons, 
on the 4th March, 1834, on... the Abolition of 
Naval Impressment, and the Substitution of 
Voluntary Enlistment for Seamen. 1834, 8". 

Speech delivered in the House of Commons, 
on the 17th March, 1834, on the injurious oper- 
ation of the Duties on Tea. . . 1834, 8°. 

Speech deUvered in the House of Commons, 
on the 2nd June, 18 34... on the prevailing vice 
of intoxication among the labouring classes... 
1834, 8°. 

Parliamentary Inquiry into the claims of Mr. 
Buckingham on the East India Company. Lond., 
1834, 8°., pp. 100. 

Drunkenness. Speech of Mr. Buckingham 
on the extent, cause, and effects of drunkenness. 
Delivered in the House of Commons . . . June 3, 
1831... Lond., 1834, 8°., pp. 16. 

Evidence on Drunkenness presented to the 
House of Commons by the Select Committee, 
J. S. Buckingham, Esq., M.P., in the chair. 
Lond., 1834, fol.— 1834, 8". 

Proceeding before the Privy Council in rela- 
tion to the Appeal by J. S. Buckingham, Esq., 
against certain regulations of the Bengal Govern- 
ment on the subject of the Press. Lond., 1835, 
8°. 

Outline Sketch of the Voyages, Travels, 
Writings, and Public Labours of J. S. Bucking- 
ham... with a portrait. Lond., 1835, 8°., pp. 
154, 6/-. 

Speech delivered in the House of Commons, 
on the 7th March, 1 835, on. . .Establishing Public 
Parks, Baths, and Museums for the... Labouring 
Classes. 1835, 8". 

Parliamentary Eeport on Mr. Buckingham's 
claims to compensation from the East India 
Company... submitted to the calm... considera- 
tion of the friends of justice. Lond., 1836, 



BUCKINGHAM, James Silk. (Con.). 

8"., pp. 47.— Another ed., 1836, 8"., pp. 88, 16, 
and 79. 

Speech delivered in the House of Commons, 
in April, 1836, on the Injustice of the existing 
Law of Copyright... 1836, 8". 

Reasons for Legislative Interference to prevent 
the practice of Duelling, addressed to the Mem- 
bers of both Houses of Parliament, Aug., 1836. 
1836, 8". 

Parliamentary Report on the causes of the 
increased number of shipwrecks. 1836, fol. 

Begins : Public Meeting, Lord W. Bentinck, 
M.P., in the Chair... June 15th, 1836. Reso- 
lutions were adopted [for raising a public 
subscription to purchase an annuity on the joint 
lives of Mr. and Mrs. Buckingham, etc.]. [Lond., 
1836], s. sh., 8". Br. Museum. 

Subscriptions received towards the purchase 
of an annuity for Mr. and Mrs. Buckingham. 
[Lond., 1836], s. sh., fol. Br. Museum. 

Speech delivered in the House of Commons, 
on the 9th March, 1837, on the necessity of 
establishing a Marine Board... 1837,8". - 

Address delivered in the University of New 
York, in Dec, 1837, on the Formation of Peace 
Societies... 1837, 8°- 

Speech delivered in the Theatre of Phila- 
delphia, on the 22nd Feb., 1838, on the occasion 
of a Grand Festival of the Friends of Temperance 
... 1838, 8«. 

Address delivered in the House of Representa- 
tives, at Washington, to the Members of the 
Senate... 27th Feb., 1838... on the Temperance 
Reformation in England... 1838, 8". 

Address delivered in the Presbyterian Church, 
at New Orleans, on the 14th April, 1838, on the 
Formation of Sailors' Homes... 1838, 8° 

Notes of the Buckingham Lectures, with a 
sketch of his Life. By J. Hildreth, New York. 
1838, 8". 

Speech delivered in the Parliament House, at 
Quebec, by permission of the Governor General 
of Canada... on the 28th Sept., 1839, on the 
duty of protecting the British Soldiery and 
Emigrants against the dangers of Intemperance 
... 1839,8°. 

The Universal Gazetteer. Lond., Virtue, 1840, 
8°., 21/-. 

Evils and Remedies of the present system of 
Popular Elections ; with a sketch of the qualifi- 
cations and duties of Representatives and Con- 
stituents. Lond., Simpkin, 1841, 12°., pp. 315, 

America, historical, statistic, and descriptive"; 
with portrait of Author and 70 Engravings. 
Lond., Fisher, n.d. [1841], 3 vols., 8°., 42/-. 

Travels in the Northern States of America. 
Lond., P. Jackson, 1841, 3 vols., 8°., 42/-. 



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BUCKINGHAM, James Silk. [Con.). 

Speech delivered in the Festival Concert Eoom 
of the City of York, on the 14th June, 1841, 
for the Abolition of the Corn Laws, and for a 
perfect system of Free Trade... 1841, 8°. 

The Eastern and Western States of America. 
15 plates, Lond., Fisher, n.d. [1842], 3 vols., 
8"., 42/-. 

The Slave States of America. Lond., Fisher, 
n.d. [1842], 2 vols., 8°., 31/G. 

Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and 
the other British Provinces, etc. Lond., P. 
Jackson, 1843, 8"., 15/-. 

Inaugural Lecture written for the Opening of 
the British and Foreign Institute, 2nd Aug., 
1843. Lond., 1843, 8°., pp. 88.— 2nd. ed., 
1843, 8". 

New Plan of National Colonization. . . Lond., 
n.d. [1844], 8°. 

Plan of an Improved Income Tax and Real 
Free Trade... Lond., 1845, 8°., pp. 71.— 2nd 
ed., 1845, 8°. 

Transactions of the British and Foreign In- 
stitute, including Reports of all the Papers read. 
Lectures delivered... 1843-45. Ed. by J. S. 
Buckingham. Lond., 1845, 1 vol., 4". 

Slanders of Punch... a.g&inst the British and 
B^oreign Institute and its Resident Director 
[J. S. Buckingham]. Lond., James Ridgway, 

1846, 8". — 2nd. ed., with a postscript and 
several pages of additional matter, n.d. [1846], 
8°., pp. 32, 3d., or 1/6. per doz. — 3rd. ed., n.d. 
[1846], 8°.— 4th ed., n.d. [1846], 8". 

Note. — Nearly 10,000 copies of this publication 
were sold within a month. 

Appeal to the British Nation on the greatest 
Reform yet remaining to be accomplished, in- 
cluding the Speech delivered in Parliament on... 
the EvUs of Intemperance, and an Address read 
before the World's Temperance Convention in 
London. Lond., Ridgway, 1846, 8"., pp. 64 
and 16, 2/6. 

Considerations sur quelques Reformes Sociales, 
qui restent encore a accomplir, avant que la 
Civilization ait atteint son dernier perfectionne- 
ment ; Discours prononc6 k V Ath^nde Royal de 
Paris, le 7th Decembre, 1846. Paris, 1846, 8". 

Some considerations on certain great Social 
Evils which still require to be amended or re- 
moved, in the most civilized nations. Lond., 

1847, 8"., 6d. 

Note. — An English ed. of the preceding work. 

Irish Improvidence encouraged by EngUsh 
Bounty, with a plan of leHef for Ireland 
without taxing England. 1847, 8°., 6d. 

Sketches of Voyages, Travels, Writmgs, and 
Public Labours. Portrait. Lond., P. Jackson, 
1847, 8«., 5/-. 

Tour through Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, 



BUCKINGHAM, James Silk. {Con.). 

and Holland. 10 Engravings, Lond., P. Jackson, 

1848, 2 vols., 8°., 28/-. 

Tour in France, Piedmont, Lombardy...the 
Tyrol and Bavaria. 12 Engravings. Lond., P. 
Jackson, 1848, 2 vols., 8°., 28/-. 

Letter to Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P., on his 
proposed National Budget. By J. S. Bucking- 
ham. Dated Dunfermline, Jan.' 8th, 1849, sm. 
fol., pp. 4. London Instit. 

National Evils and Practical Remedies, with. . . 
Plan of a Model Town... 2 Engravings. Lond., 
P. Jackson, 1849, S"., pp. 500, 1 5/-.— Another 
ed., n.d. [1849], 8"., pp. xxx and 512. 

An Earnest Plea for the Reign of Temperance 
and Peace... Lond., P. Jackson, ?i.d [1851], 12"., 
2/6. 

Note. — 1000 copies were, by permission of Prince 
Albert, given to the Exhibitors at the Crystal Palace, 
in Hyde Park, in 1851. 

The Temperance Offering... Ed. by J. S. Buck- 
ingham. Lond., 1852, 8°. — Another ed., Lond., 
n.d., 1854, 8" 

Plan for the future Government of India... 
Lond., Partridge, 1853, 8"., pp. 64.— 2nd ed., 
1853, 8°., pp. iv and 68.— 3rd ed., in "The 
.Coming Era," 1854. 

Biographical Sketch of J. S. Buckingham, 
from "Lives of the Illustrious" for August, 

1853. Lond., Partridge, 1853, 8°., pp. 16. 
The Justice, Policy, and Safety of a Maine 

Law for England. Manchester, 1853, 8°., pp. 
16. 

Recent Correspondence between Lord J. 
Russell, M.P., Prime Minister of England, and 
J. S. Buckingham. 1853, 8°., 1/-. 

On the gradual extinction of the National 
Debt, and on the true principles of a Property 
and Income Tax. Republished for comparison 
with Mr. Gladstone's recent Financial Proposi- 
tions. 1853, 8°., 6d. 

The Coming Era of Practical Reform, not 
" looming in the distance," but " nigh at hand." 
A new series of Tracts addressed to the Public 
and Pariiament of 1854. By J. S. Buckingham. 
Lond., Partridge, 1853, 8"., pp. 584. 

Note. — Preliminary Biographical Sketch, pp. 9 — ■ 
80. 

Proposed Plan of a New Eeform Bill. . 4th ed., 

1854, pp. 81—144. 

Plan for the fature Government of India. 3rded., 
1854, pp. 145—296. 

Examination of the Principal Questions connected 
with National Education .. 1854, pp. 297-^24. 

History and Progress of the Temperance Reforma- 
tion . . 1854, pp. 425—584. 

Each of the above has a distinct title page, but the 
pagination runs on. 

Letter on Rammohun Roy. Monthly Eepos- 
itory, xviii, 441 (1823). 

The Caravan in the Desert. A Scene from 



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BUCKINGHAM, James Silk. (Con.). 

au unpublished Journal, in " The Literary- 
Souvenir." Ed. by A. A. Watts. 1827, pp. 
385—393. 

Journey across the Isthmus of Suez, in 
"Friendship's Offering," 1827. 

Harbour of Muscat, in the Persian Gulf. 
With Illustration, ik, 1829, pp. 393-97. 

BUCKINGHAM, Leicester Silk (youngest son 
of the preceding), b. 11, Cornwall Terrace, 
Eegent's Park, London, 29th June, 1825. d. 
Margate, 15th July, 1867. cf. Gent. Mag., iv, 
264, 1867. 

Aggravating Sam. A Comic Drama, in 2 
Acts [and in Prose]. By Mathews & Co. [i.e., 
L. S. Buckingham]. Lond., Thomas Hailes 
Lacy, 89, Strand, 7i.d. [1854], 12°., pp. 46, 6d. 

Note. — First performed at the Lyceum Theatre, 
6th Dec, 1854. 

Take that Girl away [Translated from the 
French]. A Comic Drama, in 2 Acts [and in 
Prose]. Lond., Lacy, n.d. [1855], 12", pp. 60, 
6d. 

Note. — Fu-st performed at the Lyceum Theatre, 3rd 
March, 185S. 

For the benefit of the Playful Crocodile. 
1855. Not Printed. 

An Impudent Puppy. A Comic Drama, in 2 
Acts. 1855. Not Printed. 

Note. — First performed at Drury Lane, 7th Nov., 
1855. 

So Very Obliging. A Farce. 1855. Not 
Printed. 

Note. — First performed at Dnrry Lane, 6th Dec, 
1855. 

Two Precious Scoundrels. A Farce. 1856. 
Not Printed. 

Note. — Fu-st performed at the Strand Theatre, 
21st Aug., 1856. 

Belphegor. A new and original, acrobatic, 
dramatic, epigrammatic, and decidely un-aris- 
tocratic Burlesque. Lond., Lacy, n.d. [1856], 
12«., pp. 45, 6d. 

Note. — First performed at the Strand Theatre, 
20ih Sept., 1856. 

Drat that Comet. A Farce. 1856. Not 
Printed. 

Over the way. 1856. Not Printed. 

The Magic Mistletoe ; or Harlequin Humbug 
and the Shams of London. A Burlesque Pan- 
tomime. 1856. Not Printed. 

Note. — First performed at the Strand Theatre, 
24th Dec, 1856. 

Dont Lend your Umbrella. A Comic Drama, 
in 2 Acts [and in Prose]. Lond., Lacy, n.d. 
[1857], 120., pp. 43, 6d. 

Note. — First performed at the Strand Theatre, 
26th Jan., 1857. 



BUCKINGHAM, Leicesteb Silk. (Con.). 

The Gentleman Opposite. A Farce. 1857. 
Not Printed. 

Note. — First performed at the Strand Theatre, 

A Farce. 1857. Not 



1857. 

Do Shake Hands. 
Printed. 

Note.— First performed at the Strand Theatre, 16th 
March, 1857. 

La Traviata. A Burlesque. 1857. Not 
Printed. 

Note. — First performed at the Strand Theatre, 
1857. 

Jeannette's Wedding. An Operetta, in 1 Act. 
By L. Buckingham and A[ugustus] Harris. 
Lond., Lacy, n.d. [1857], 12"., pp. 30, 6d. 

William Tell, a telling version of an old tell- 
tale. An Original Burlesque. Lond., Lacy, 
n.d. [1857], 12"., pp. 33, 6d. 

Note. — ^First performed at the Strand Theatre, 27th 
July, 1857. 

Harlequin Novelty and the Princess who 
lost her Heart. A New and Original Burlesque 
Pantomime, in 1 Act [and in Prose]. Lond., 
Lacy, n.d. [1857], 12"., pp. 40, 6d. 

Note. — ^First performed at the Strand Theatre, 
24th Dec, 1857. 

A Woman in my dust hole. A Farce. 1858. 
Not Printed. 

Note.- 
1858. 

Quixote Junior. 
Printed. 

Note. — First performed at the Strand Theatre, 
13th July, 1859. 

Virginius, or the Trials of a Fond Papa. A 
Burlesque, in 1 Act [and in Verse]. Lond., 
Lacy, n.d. [1859], 12°., pp. 36, 6d. 

Note. — First performed at the St. James' Theatre. 
1st Oct., 1859. 

Cupid's Ladder. A Drama, in 2 Acts [adapted 
from the French]. 1859. Not Printed. 

NoTE.-^First performed at the St. James' Theatre, 
29th Oct., 1859. 

A pleasant time of it. 1860. Not Printed. 

You're another. 1860. Not Printed. 

The Phantom Wives. 1860. Not Printed. 

The Forty Thieves. A Burlesque. By J. E. 
Planch6, F. Talfourd, H. J. Byron, L. Bucking- 
ham, Draper, A. Halliday, F. Lawrence, and the 
Brothers Brough [Members of the Savage Club]. 
1860. Not Printed. 

Note. — Performed at the Lyceum Theatre, 7th 
March, 1860. 

Lucrezia Borgia! at home and all abroad. 
A New and Original Burlesque [and in Verse]. 



•First performed at the Strand Theatre, 
A Farce. 1859. Not 



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BUDD. 



BUCKINGHAM, Leiobstbb Silk. {Con.). 

Lond., Lacy, n.d. [1860], 12°., pp. 32, 6d. 

Note.— First performed at the St. Jamea' Theatre, 
9th April, 1860. 

Valentine and Orson. A Burlesque. By J. 
E. Planch^, P. Talfourd, H. J. Byron, L. Buck- 
ingham, A. Halliday, E. Falconer, and W.Brough. 
1860. Not Printed. 

Note.— Performed at the Lyceum Theatre, 19th 
June, 1860, for the henefit of the "Widow and Family 
of Mr. Ebenezer Landells, Artist and Engraver. 

Little Eed Riding Hood and the Fairies of 
the Eose, Shamrock and Thistle. An Original 
Burlesque Extravaganza, in 1 Act [and in Verse]. 
Lond., Lacy, n.d. [1861], 12°., pp. 32, 6d. 

Note. — First performed at the Lyceum Theatre, 
26th Dec, 1861. 

Pizarro, or the Leotard of Peru. An Original 
Burlesque Extravaganza, in 1 Act. Lond., 
Published by W. H. Swanborough, Eoyal Strand 
Theatre, 1862, 12°., pp. 36, 6d. 

The Merry Widow. A Comedy, in 2 Acts 
[and in Prose]. Lond., Lacy, n.d. [1863], 12°., 
pp. 34, 6d. 

Note. — First performed at the St. James' Theatre, 
31st Jan., 1863. 

Silken Fetters. A Comedy, in 3 Acts [and 
in Prose]. Lond., Lacy, n.d. [1863], 12°., pp. 52, 
6d. 

Note. — ^Pirst performed at the Haymarket Theatre, 
14th Nov., 1863. 

The Silver Lining. A Comedy, in 3 Acts 
[and in Prose]. Lond., Lacy., n.d. [1864], 12°., 
pp. 54, 6d. 

Note. — First performed at the St. James' Theatre, 
30th Jan., 1864. 

Love's Young Dream. A Comedietta. 1864. 
Not Printed.' 

Note.— First performed at theNewBoyalty Theatre, 
Easter, 1864. 

Faces in the Fire. A Comedy. Lond., 
Lacy., n.d [1865], 12°., pp. 57, 6d. 

Note. — First performed at the St. James' Theatre, 
25th Feb., 1865. 

Love's Martyr. A Drama, in 4 Acts, preceded 
by a Prologue. Lond., Lacy, n.d. [1866], 12°., 
pp. 71, 6d. 

Note. — First performed at the Olympic Theatre, 
25th AprU, 1866. 

The MiUer's Maid. A Song. Words by 
L. S. Buckingham ; Music by Theodore Distin. 
Lond., Cramer, 1870, fol. 

AUCKLAND, The Very Eev. William. Dean 
of Westminster, h. Axminster, 1784. d. 
Clapham, 14th Aug., 1856. 
Geology and Mineralogy considered with 

reference to natural theology. [Bridgewater 



■ise, No. VI]. By the Eev. W. Bucldand. 
Lond., W. Pickering, 1836, 2 vols., 8°. 

Note. — Dedicated to Davies Gilbert, Esq., and 
contains — 

Invasion of Cornwall by drifted sand, I, 127. 

Account of steam power employed in Cornwall, I, 
534. 

Disposition of metallic veins in Cornwall, I, 550, 
P. Ixvii, Fig. 3. 

Address at the Seventh Annual Exhibition of 
the E.C.P. Soc. Bep., 1839, p. 4. 

BUCKLE, Henry Thomas. b. Lee, 24th 
Nov., 1822. d. Damascus, 31st May, 1862. 

A Letter to a G-entleman respecting Pooley's 
Case. Lond., J. W. Parker, 1859, 8o., pp. 16. 

Note. cf. " On Blasphemous Libels." By W. D. 
Lewis, Q.C. Solicitor's Journ,, p. 45, Nov. 26th, 1859. 

The Case of Thomas Pooley (in a Review of 
Mill on Liberty). Fraser's Mag., lix, 533-37, 
May, 1859. See also Bush, Rev. P. ; Coleridge, 
Sir J. D. ; Hol^oake, G. J. ; Pooley, T. 

BUCKSTONE, John Baldwin. 5. near London, 
1802. 

The Dream at Sea. A Drama, in three acts. 
New York, S. French, n.d. [1856 q, 8"., I/-- 
and in vol. viii of Webster's Acting National 
Drama. Lond., 1840, pp. 47. 

Note. — The entire scene is laid in Cornwall. 

BUDD, Edward. Wesleyan Local Preacher and 
Schoolmaster at Lisheard and Truro, b. Water- 
ford, 26th Aug., 1774. d. Truro, 22nd Dec, 
1835. cf. Alleris Liskeard; Timperley's Typog. 
Diet., pp. 853, 879, 893. 

Remarks on a pamphlet entitled " A Speech 
made at the County Meeting, at Bodmin, on 
the 15th May, 1809," in A Letter to a Noble 
Lord \i.e., Lord De Dunstanville]. To which is 
prefixed An Address to the Freeholders of 
Cornwall. Anon. Falmouth, printed and pub- 
lished by Heard and Penaluna, near the Fish- 
strand,... m.rf. [1809], 8°., 1/-. 

NoTE.^The Address, pp. iii — xi. A Letter, pp. 
5—36. 

Observations suggested by the present question 
respecting privilege of Parliament, in A Letter 
addressed to the Freeholders of Cornwall. With 
an Appendix, containing the Resolutions of the 
late meeting at Westminster, their petition and 
remonstrance to the House of Commons, and 
their letter to Sir F. Burdett. By the author of 
A Letter to a Noble Lord. 2nd ed., St. Austell, 
printed and sold by E. Hennah,...n.d [1810], 
8°., pp. 24, 6d. 

The West Briton. Ed. by E. Budd from July, 
1810, until 22nd Dec, 1835. 

Obituary and Remarks on the Death of Mr. 
Budd. n.p. or d. [Truro, 1835], 4°., s. sh. 



BUDGE. 



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BXJLLEE. 



BUDGE, Rev. Edward, B.A. V. of Mamccan, 
1839-46. d. Bratton Clovelly, 3rd Aug., 1865, 
aged 65. cf. Gent. Mag., xix, 391, 651. 

The Christian Naturalist. By the Eev. E. 
Budge. Launceston, Cater and Maddox [printed] ; 
Lond., Simpkin; 1838, 8"., pp. vi and 215, 3/-. 

Note. — A considerable portion of this work, ■whicli 
was for the most part written in Southill Parsonage, 
appeared in the Periodical called " Light from the 
West." Printed by the Eev. H. A. Simooe, at the 
Penheale Press. 

The Unity of the Christian Church. A Ser- 
mon preached at the Triennial Visitation of the 
Lord Bishop of Exeter at Helston, July ]2th, 
1845, by the Rev. E. Budge, M.A., Vicar of 
Manacoan and Dean Rural of Kirrier, Cornwall. 
Published by command of his Lordship, and at 
the unanimous request of the Deanery of Kirrier. 
Lond., J.. Murray, 1845, 12o., pp. 69, 1/-. 

The Homilies of St. John Chrysostom on the 
Statues. Translated by Rev. E. Budge. The 
Library of the Fathers, ed. by Rev. E. B. Pusey. . . 
vol. ix. Oxford, J. H. Parker, 1849, 8°., pp. 
xxxi and 399, 9/-. 

The City of God. A Vision. Lond., Parker, 
1850, post 8°., 8/6. 

The Mirror of History. Lives of Men of 
Great Eras, etc. Lond., Baldwin, 1851, 12°., 
5/-. 

Posthumous Gleanings from a Country Rector's 
Study, etc. Ed. by Rev. R. B. Kinsman, M.A. 
Lond., Rivington, 1866, 8°., pp. vi and 380. 

On the Conglomerate and Raised Beaches of 
the Lizard District. Trans. B.G.S.C, yi, 1-11 
(1841). 

On the Tract of Land called the Lowlands, in 
the Parish of St. Keverne. ib., vi, 59-63 (1842). 

On Diluvial Action, as exemplified in the 
Gravel Beds and Sienitic Formation of Crousa 
Down, in St. Keverne. ib., vi, 91-98. 

On the Hornblende Slate of the Associated 
Rocks of the Meneage District, ib., vi., 173-180. 

On the Granitic and other Associated Rocks 
of Cornwall and Devon, ib., vi, 288-293. 

On Petrified Moss or Tufa. Bejx B.I.C., 
1842, p. 28. 

On an Electrical appearance in Helford Creek. 
ib., 1843, p. 37. 

On an Anglo-Norman Doorway in Manaccan 
Church, ib., 1845, p. 24. 

BUDGE, Jane. b. Camborne, 1832. 

EngUsh History in question and answer. . .from 
the conquest to the present time... By a Lady 
\i.6., J. Budge]. New ed., revised and enlarged, 
Lond., Marshall and Laurie, 1860, 8°. 

Manual of English History simplified ; or our 



BUDGE Jane. [Con.]. 

Country's Story, told by a Lady [«'.«., J. Budge]. 
Ed. by James Stuart Laurie. Lond., Marshall 
and Laurie, 1866, 8°. 

English History simplified ; or Our Country's 
Story, told by a Lady \i.6., J. Budge]. Ed. by 
J. S. Laurie. 4th ed., Lond., J. & F. Laurie, 
n.d. [18—], 8°., pp. vi and 278. 

BUDGE, John. J Convinced Friend, h. Cam- 
borne, d. 17th July, 1864, aged 77. 

A Testimony from West Division of Cornwall 
Monthly Meeting concerning John Budge. Test, 
concerning Deceased Ministers, 1865, pp. 3-5. 

Some Observations on Important Subjects, 
offered especially to the consideration of the 
more thoughtful amongst Professors of Religion. 
[Anon]. Camborne, Printed by L. Newton, 1 845, 
120., 1 sheet. 

Some Observations, principally on the subject 
of Religious Worship, affectionately submitted 
to the consideration of the Professors of Christi- 
anity. [Anon], Camborne, Printed by L. 
Newton, 1846, 12°., 1 sheet.— Reprinted by the 
Tract Association, No. 103. 

Memoir of John Dunstone, of Camborne, in 
Cornwall, who was blind for 44 years, till his 
death in 1856. By J. Budge. Lond., F. G. 
Cash. . . J. Philp, Liskeard, 1857, sm. 8°., 3 sheets. 
— 2nd ed., revised, Lond., W. & F. G. Cash... 
1857, sm. 8"., 3 sheets. 

BUDGE, John. d. Cornwall County Lunatic 
Asylum, 23rd July, 1865, aged 80, having 
resided there from 17th Oct., 1846. 

The Practical Miner's Guide, . . .with Treatise on 
the Art and Practice of Assaying Silver, Copper, 
Lead, and Tin, etc. Plates. Lond., Longman 
Byers, Devonport; 1825, roy. 8"., 10/-. — 2nded. 
1845, 8°., 12/-.— New York, 1858, 8".- With 
additions by J. Atkins, Richmond, Virginia, 
1860, 12". 

BUDOCK, George, pseud., i.e., Hodges, Sydney. 

BULLER FAMILY, cf. Gent. Mag., xciv, pt. i, 
465-67 (1824). 

BULLER, Colonel Anthony. 

Note from Colonel R. Fortescue to Colonel 
A. Buller. Jamaica, 20th July, 1655. BawliMr 
son MSS., Bod. Lib., Class A, 28, art. 27. 

Letter of the Lords Commissioners to Col. 
Buller j who had detained in the Isle of Scilly 
divers Prizes and Parcels of Goods. 1666. Harl. 
MSS., 1510, art. 112 and 113. ; 



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BULLEE. 



BULLER, Sir Antony, Knt. (ith son of John 
Buller, of Mm-val). Puisne Judge of the Supreme 
Court of Calcutta, 1816. S. Antony House, 
1780. d. Mary Tavy, 27th June, 1866, aged 
86. cf Gent. Mag., ii, 261, 1866. 

BULLER, Rev. Antony, M.A. (son of the 
preceding). R. of Mary Tamj, Devonshire, h. 
London, 23rd Oct., 1809. 

Inherent opposition between the Two Tradi- 
tional Systems of Explaining the " One Catholic 
and Apostohc Church." Two Sermons preached 
at the Visitation of an Archdeacon, in the 
years 1854 and 57. Lond., J. Masters, 1859, 
8°., pp. 58. 

The CathoHc Church a witness against ilHb- 
erality. No. 61 of The Tracts for the Times. 
Dated Oxford, The Feast of St. Philip and St. 
James. Lond., Rivington, 1835, 8°., pp. 8, and in 
vol. ii of Collected Edition, 1834-35. 

BULLER, Sir Arthur William, Knt. M.P. 
for Liskeard. h. Calcutta, 1808. d. 30th 
April, 1869. cf. Beg. and Mag. of Biog., i, 
466 (1869). 



BULLER, Charles (Uh and youngest son of J. 
Buller, of Morval). M.P. for }Fest Looe. h. 
Cornwall, 1775. d. Richmond, 17th May, 
1848. cf. Gent. Mag., xxx, 206 (1848). 

BULLER, Rt. Honble. Charles (son of the 
preceding). M.P. for JVest Looe & Liskeard, 
Poor Laiu Commissioner, b. Calcutta, Aug., 
1806. d. London, 28th Nov., 1848. cf 
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On the Necessity of a Radical Reform. Lond., 
1831, 8°., pp. 62. 

Letter from the Australian Patriotic Associa- 
tion to C. Buller in reply to his communication 
of 31st May, 1840. 1840, 8°. 

Letter to C. Buller in reply to his communica- 
tion of July and August, 1840. 1841, 8". 

Systematic Colonization. Speech of C. Buller 
in the House of Commons, on April 6th, 1843, 
Lond., 1843, 8°. 

Ten Hours' Factory Bill. The Speech of C. 
Buller in the House of Commons, March 22nd, 
1844. Lond., 1844, 8°. 

Eight Years in Canada... including Letters 
from Lord Durham, Chas. Buller, etc. By 
Major John Richardson, Montreal, Canada. 1847, 
8". 

Letters to C. Buller, etc. [in reply to com- 
munications respecting the Government of New 
South Wales]. By W. Bland. Sydney, 1849, 
8". 

Review of Lamartine's " Histoire des Giron- 
dins." Edinb. Bev., Ixxxvii, 1-46 (1848). 



BULLER, Vice-Admiral Sir Edward, Bart. 
6. The Admiralty, London, 24th Dec, 1764. 
d. Trenant Park, Cornwall, 15th April, 1824. 
cf Gent. Mag., xciv., pt. i, 465 (1824) ; Naval 
Chronicle, xix, 177, March, 1808; Annual 
Biog. for 1825, pp. 67-75. 

BULLER, Francis. M.P. 1640. d. 1679. 

Notes on a Suit between Sir Francis Godolphin 
and Mr. Grose with F. Buller, Esq., concerning 
a Tenement in Breage, called Trenowaile. Harl. 
MSS., 1228, art. 4. 

BULLER, Sir Francis, Bart, (ord son of 
James Bidler, of Morval). Judge of Court of 
King's Bench and Common Pleas, b. Morval 
or Crediton, 17th March, 1746. d. Bedford 
Square, London, 5tli June, 1800. cf. Gent. 
Mag., Ixx, pt. i, 594 (1800); Polwliele's Biog. 
Sketches, i, 60 ; Phillips' Public Characters, 1798, 
pp. 175-78; Foss' Judges, viii, 251-55; }V. 
C. Townsend's Lives of 12 Judges; European 
Mag., with Portrait, xxxviii, 3 (1800) ; The 
Georgian Era, ii, 303 ; Life of Lord Eldon, i, 
343. 

An Introduction to the Law relative to Trials 
at Nisi Prius, with an Index. Lond., 1772, 
4°. — 2nd ed., with additions, Lond., 1775, 4°., 
pp. 336. — Lond., Printed ; New York, Reprinted, 
1788, 8°.— 5th ed., with additions, Lond., 1790, 
8°. — 6th ed., corrected, with additions to the 
present time, Lond., 1793, 8°. — 7th ed., with... 
Annotations by R. W. Bridgman, Lond., 1817, 
8°. 

Trial of the Rev. William Davies Shipley, 
Dean of St. Asaph, at the Assizes at Shrewsbury, 
6th Aug., 1784, for a Libel. 1784, fol. 

Note. — The conduct of Judge Buller on this occasion 
was severely reprehended by Erskine, the Advocate for 
the Dean. 

Publications, printed by order of the Society 
for Preserving Liberty and Property against 
Repubhcans and Levellers; No. 8, containing 
the advantages peculiar to a Monarchy. By M. 
de Lolme. — Judge Buller's Charge to the Grand 
Jury of the County of York at the Lent Assizes, 
1793. Printed and Sold by J. Downes, No. 
240, Strand, n.d. [1793], 8\, pp. 16, Id. 

Note. — Mr. Justice Buller's Charge, pp. 13 — 16. 

BULLER, Lieut. -Genl. Frederick William 

(son of John Bidler, of Morval). b. 1772. 
d. Bury Street, St. James', London, 8th Nov., 
1855. cf Gent. Mag., xlv, 82-83 (1856). 

BULLER, John. 5. 1771. d. Morval, 3rd 
April, 1849. cf Gent. Mag., xxxii, 632 (1849). 
Premiums given by J. Buller, Esq. Rep. 

B.C.P. Soc, 1834, p. 13. 



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BULLER, Rev. John, L.L.B. (son of Edward 
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Bridestowe. 6.1777. d Plymouth, 26th Oct., 
1846. c/. Gent. Mag., xxvii, 99 (1847). 

A Statistical Account of the Parish of St. 
Just in Penwith, in the County of Cornwall, 
with some Notices of its Ecclesiastical and 
Druidical Antiquities, Families, etc. By the 
Rev. J. Buller, Vicar of that Parish. Map and 
Plates. Penzance, R. D. Rodda, 1842, 8 f"., pp. 
viii and 1 1 8, 1 0/6. (Dedicated to George Henry, 
Earl and Viscount Falmouth). 

Note. — A portion of tHa impression, after remain- 
ing on hand for some years, was burnt by order of the 
Author's sister. 

BULLER, Sir Richard, Knt. (son of Francis 
BuUer, of Downes). Sheriff of CornwaU,l637. 
cf. Clarendon's Hist, of the Rebellion, ed. 1819, 
ii, 175-8. 

BULLER, Mr. (son of Sir. R. Buller). cf 
Yonge's Diary (Camden Soc, 1848J, p. 66. 

BULLER, Right Rev. William (Mh son of 
John Francis Buller). Lord Bishop of Exeter, 
hapt. Morval, 9th Aug., 1735. d. Downes, 
near Crediton, 12th Dec, 1796. cf. Gent. 
Mag., Ixvi, 1061 (1796) j Ixvii, 78 (1797); 
Oliver's... Bishops of Exeter, pp. 164-65. 

A Sermon [on John, viii, 31-32] preached 
before the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, in the 
Abbey Church, Westminster, on Wednesday, 
March 9th, 1796, being the day appointed... for 
a General Fast. By William, Lord Bishop of 
Exeter. Lond., T. Payne, at the Mews' Gate, 
1796, 40., pp. 23. 

BULLMORE, William Henry, M.D. b. Fal- 
mouth, 18—. d. Truro, 5th Oct., 1863. 

On the Effects of Arts, Trades, and Professions 
on Health. Rep. R.I.C., 1838. 

BULLMORE, William King, M.D. b. Fal- 
mouth. 

On Totanus Bartramii. Zoologist, 1866. 

Notes on Ausonia Cocksii. Journ. R.I.C., 1866, 
p. 163. 

Cornish Fauna. Rep. R.C.P. Soc, 1866, pp. 
1-60. 

BURALL, William, b. lUogan, 3rd Aua;., 
1787. rf. Hayle, 7th July, 1868. 

Improved Angle Iron Press. Rep. R. C.P. Soc, 
1849, p. 107. 

Shifting Joint and Sett-off. ib., 1853, p. 42. 

Steam Rivet-heading Press, ib., 1854, p. 64. 



BURBANK, Mr. 

On Water Colour Painting. Bep. R. C.P. Soc, 
1842, pt. 2, p. 75. 

BURGESS, Rev. Joseph. Wesleyan Minister. 
Stationed in Cornwall 1 804-1 826. 6. Thurles, 
Tipperary, 4th August, 1757. d. Plymouth, 
24th March, 1839. cf. Wesleyan Mag., July, 
1840. 

Observations on a Sermon preached by the 
Rev. Mr. Hocker, and on a Charge delivered by 
the Rev. the Archdeacon of Cornwall, in Truro 
Church, on Monday, May 20th, 1811. By J. 
Burgess. Truro, Printed by Michell and Co., 8, 
High Cross, 1811, 8°., pp. 30, 6d. 

Remarks on the Sacrificial Death of our Lord 
Jesus Christ. By J. Burgess. Penzance, 1826, 
8°.— Reprinted, Lond., 18—, 8°. 

Memoirs of the Rev. Joseph Burgess, formerly 
an OfRcer in the Army, afterwards a Wesleyan 
Minister, comprising an Account of his Mother- 
in-law, Mrs. Penington, and Notices connected 
with the History of Methodism in various places. 
By Rev. W. P. Burgess. Lond., John Mason, 
1842, 12''., pp. viii and 136.— 2nd ed., Lond., 
Mason, 1853, 12". 

Thoughts on Content. Wesleyan Mag., app., 
1805, p. 580-88. 

Letter to a Class Leader, ib.. May, 1812, p. 
382. 

Answer to Important Questions, ib., June, 
1816, p. 457. 

The Witness of the Spirit. A Sermon, ib., 
April, 1817, p. 252. 

The Trial of Abraham. A Sermon, ib., 
Sept., 1822, p. 560. 

The Afflictions of Job. A Sermon, ib., Feb., 
1825, p. 84. 

BURGESS, Thomas. 

Conveyance from T. Burgess of a Reversionary 
Right, settled upon him by Tho. Polwhele, of 
Lands in Sweale Yeate to Francis Gregor, circa, 
1620. Harl, MSS., 6243, art. 7. 

BURGESS, Rev. William Penington, AM. 
Wesleyan Minister stationed in Cornwall 1814- 
24. S. Liverpool, 3rd Dec, 1790. d:. Plymouth, 
23rd July, 1868. 

Sermons designed to Illustrate the Doctrines, 
Experience, and Practice of Primitive Christi- 
anity. Truro, J. Brokenshir [Printed] ; T. 
Blanshard, Lond. ; 1823, 8°., pp. iii and 202. 

Memoirs of the Rev. J. Burgess. 1842. See 
Burgess, Rev. J. 

Moses' Request, and God's Gracious Promise. 
A Sermon [on Exodus, xxxiii, 18-23]. By Rev. 
William. P. Burgess, M. A., St. Ives. In Wesleyaa 



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BUBGESS, Eev. WiLLiijn Peninqton. {Con.). 

Methodist Ministers' Sermons, 1851. Lond., 
Mason, 12". 

Note. — Mr. Burgess' Sermons, No. vi, pp. 76 — 96. 

The Love of God displayed in the Death of 
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Mag., 1816. 

Sin and Grace Contrasted. A Sermon [on 
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Memoir of Eev. J. Burgess, ib., July, 1840. 

BUEITONENSIS, Johannes. Pseud.,i.e., Boase, 
J. J. A. 



BUELINGTON, Charles, and others. 

The Modern Universal British Traveller. 
Lond., J. Cooke, 1779, fol. 

Note. — Com-wall, pp. 489 — 508, and 3 Yiews. 

BUENELL, George Eowdon, F.G.S. 

On the Quaternary Formations. Sep. B.C. P. 
Soc, 1865, p. 1. 

On the Literature of the Period of the Second 
Empire of France, 1848-1865. ib., 1865, p. 21. 

BUENETT, Alexander. 

The Statistics of Agricultural Production, 
Commerce, and Climate, considered with refer- 
ence to the form of Husbandry most suited to 
the West of England. Journ. Bath and West 
Engl. Soc, x, pt. ii, 293-320 (1862). 

BUEEITT, Elihu. b. Connecticut, 1811. 

A Walk from London to the Land's End and 
back, with Notes by the way. Illustrations. 
Lond., S. Low, 1865, large post 8°., 12/-.- 2nd 
ed., Lond., 1868, 8". 

Note. — Account of Cornwall, pp. 264 — 357. 

BUEEOUGHS, Eev. Jeremiah, b. 1599. d. 

14th Nov., 1646. 

The Saint's Duty in times of extremity, opened 
in a Sermon at Michael, Cornhil, occasioned 
upon the News of Extraordinary Loss to the 
Parliament's Forces in the West. Lond., Printed 
for Peter Cole, at the Printing Press in Cornhil, 
near the Eoyal Exchange, 1648, 4°. 

Note. — Part of the collection of the Author's 
Sermons entitled " The Bare Jewel of Christian Con- 
tentment " (pp. 299— 329). Lond., 1648 [1647], 4°. . 



BUET, Eev. Bezaleel. 
1619-1649. 



B. of Landuljph. 



■ Sermon preached at Wolborough, in Devon. 
1'642, MSB. of. BolwheUs Cornwall, v, 160. 



BUSH, Eev. Paul. R. of Duloe. 

The Case of T. Pooley, the Cornish Well- 
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J. D. ; Holyoake, G. J. 

Note.— Pooley was imprisoned for writing " Blas- 
phemous Words " on the Bev. P. Bush's Gate, in 1857. 

BUTLEE, Eev. D. 

A Sermon [on II Cor., x, 17] occasionally 
preached on the Funeral of Sir C. Shovel. Lond., 
1707, 8°- 

BUTTEBUEGH, Eev. John. F. of St. Martinis, 
Usheard 143|. to 1453. 

AcquietanciaEoberti Parys camerarii prioratus 
pro annual! pensione de Jo. Butteburgh, vicario 
eccl. S. Martini de Leskyrd recepta. Tanner 
MSS. Bodl. Lib., 196, art. 11. 

BYENE, William, F.A.S. b. 1742. d. 24th 
September, 1805. 

Britannia Depicted. A Series of Views (with 
brief descriptions) of the most Interesting and 
Picturesque Objects in Great Britain, the counties 
alphabetically arranged, engraved from Drawings 
by Messrs. Hearne, Farrlngton, Smith, Turner, 
Alexander, etc. By W. Byrne. Lond., T. Cadell 
and W. Davies, 1806-18, obi. fol., 6 parts. 

Note. — Part iv contains 24 Views in Cornwall, 
Engraved from the Drawings of J. Farrington, B.A., 
which serve to illustrate the 3rd vol. of Lysons' " Magna 
Britannia," published at the same time. 

BYEO. Pseud., i.e., Eoby, — . 

BYEON, Eliza. &. Helston, 1767. f?. Shepton- 
Mallet, nth June, 1803. 

The Grace of God manifested in a short account 
of Mrs. E. Byron. Written by her Husband 
[James M. Byron]. Methodist Mag., xxvii, 41-46, 
85-89 (1804). 

BYEON, George Gordon (Lord), h. London, 
22nd Jan., 1788. &Missolonghi, 19th April, 
1824. 

The Life of Lord Byron, with his Letters and 
Journals. By Thomas Moore. . .Lond., J. Murray, 
1847, 8°., pp. xix and 735. 

Note.— Letters dated from Falmouth, pp. 83—91. 

BYETH, Eev. Thomas, D.D. B. of JFallasey, 
1834. b. Devonport, 1798. d. Wallasey, 
near Liverpool, 28th Oct., 1849. 
Eemains of Thomas Byrth, D.D. With a 



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BYETH, Eev. Thomas. {Con.). 

Memoir of his Life. By the Eev. G. E. Mon- 
crieff. Lond., Thos. Hatcliard, 1851, 8"., pp. v 
and 444. 

Note.- — Dr. Byrth's mother, Mary HoWing, was a 
Cornish lady, and he himself spent many of his early 
years in the Coimty, at Callington, Launceston, etc. 

Description of Cotehele House, Cornwall, a 
Seat of the Earl of Mount Edgecumbe. By 
Eev. T. Byrth. TJie Plymouth Magazine, 1814. 



c. 

C, pseud., i.e., Hingeston, Francis. 
C, E. I. C. 

Cotehele House. With Woodcut. Gent. Mag., 
cm, pt. 2, 18-21 (1833). 

C, H. A. C. i.e., Crozier, H. A. 

C, J. 0. i.e., Caryl., Eev. J. 

C, M. A. C. 

A Letter about the Scilly Islands. By M. A. C. 
Christian MiscelL, Jan., 1854, p. 25. 

C, M. C. 

An Antient Tenure in Cornwall illustrated. 
In a Letter dated Kerrier, Cornwall. Gent. Mag., 
Ix, 608 (1790). 

C, M. C. London. 

Mems. from the Metropolis. Cornish Mag., 
iv, -87-93 (1829). 

Love and Innocence, ib., iv, 133-36. 

C, W. E. C[otton ?]. 

The Cottons of Fowey. N. & Q., 1 s., viii, 
317 (1853). 

C^SAE, Eev. Henry. F. of Lostidthiel b. 
1562. cf. Lodge's Life of Sir Julius Ccesar, 
with Memoirs of his Family, pp. 43-48 ; Cooper's 
Ath. Cantab, ii, 86. 

The Lords of Council to the Justices of 
Cornwall, touching the Misconduct of H. Csesar. 
March, 1584. Cottonian MSS, Titus, B. iii, art. 
30. 

CAIENECH, St. [ = Carantocus, St.] of Corn- 
wall, flo. 433. d. 16th May. bur. at Dulane, 
in Meath. cf. Bees' Lives of Cambro-British 
Saints, pp. 209-21 1 ; CottonianMSS., Vespasian, 
A. xiv, 4, fol. 90-91, b. veil., 8»., xii cent. ; 
Ada Sanctorum, May 16th, iii, 585-87; Hardy's 
Cat. of Materials, i, 46-47, No. 1 1 3 ; Capgrave's 
Nova Legenda Angliae, 1516, fol., ivi. 
Senchus Mor. The Early Brehon Law of 



CAIENECH, St. (Con.). 

Ireland, in "Ancient Laws of Ireland," Govern- 
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Note. — St. Caimech was one of the original com- 
pilers of this work. cf. ed. 1865, 1, pref., xix ; II. pref,, 



CALAMY, Eev. Edmund, D.D., the Younger. 
b. 1671. d. 3rd June, 1732. 

The Nonconformist Memorial, &c. By E. 
Calamy. Abridged and Corrected by Samuel 
Palmer. Lond., Harris, 1775, 2 vols., 8°. — 2nd 
ed., 1802, 3 vols., 8". 

NoTE. — Contains List of Cornish Ministers ejected 
or silenced at the Black St. Bartholomew, 1662. lat 
ed., i, 273— 95.— 2nd ed., i, 347—76. 

The Prudence of the Serpent and Innocence 
of the Dove. A Sermon preached at Exon, 
May 6th, 1713, before a numerous assembly of 
the Dissenting Ministers of Devon and Cornwall. 
2nd ed., Lond., J. Clark, 1713, 8°., 4d. Dr. 
Williams. 

CALL, Jambs. 6.1746. d Madras, July 10th, 
1799. cf Gent. Mag., Ixx, pt. i, 181 (1800). 

CALL, Sir John, Bart., M.P., F.E. & A.S.S. 
b. 1732. d. Old Burlington St., London, 7th 
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Nichols' Lit. Anecdotes, iv, 612-13; Betham's 
% iv, 227. 



Plans, Elevations, and Section of the Gaol, 
Bridewell, and Sheriff's Ward, lately built at 
Bodmin, in the County of Cornwall. Most grate- 
fully Inscribed to John Howard, Esq. Designed 
by, and executed under the direction of, John 
Call, Esq., one of y'= Justices of the County, 
1779. Scale, f inch to 10 feet. 

An Account of Enquiries respecting the Subject 
of Population. Letter, dated Whiteford House, 
21st June, 1798. Let. and Papers of Bath and 
West Engl. Soc., ix, 245-57. 

The Population of Cornwall and Devon. Cmn- 
munications to the Board of Agriculture, vol. vi., 
pt. 1. 

A Letter from J. Call, Esq., to N. Maskelyne, 
F.E.S., containing a Sketch of the Signs of the 
Zodiac, found in a Pagoda, near Cape Comorin, 
in India. Philos. Trans., Ixii, 353-56 (1772). 

Mr. Sulivan's and Mr. Call's Plans for the 
Liquidation of the Company's Debts in India, 
1784. Br. Museum Addit. MSS., 12567. 

CALL, Sir William Pratt, Bart, (son of the 
preceding). 6 Nov., 1781. A Whiteford House, 
CaUington, 3rd Dec., 1851. cf. Gent. Mag., 
xxxvii, 186 (1852). 



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CALMADY, Vincent, of Wenbury, Devon, d. 
1579. 

Land granted for the continuance of one Obit 
in the Borough of Launceston (31st May, 1557), 
for Vincent Calmady. Had. MSS., 606, art. 
214. 

CAMDEN, William, h. London, 2nd May, 
1551. d. Chiselhurst, 9th Nov., 1623, 

Camden's Britannia, newly Translated into 
English, with large Additions and Improvements. 
Published by Edmund Gibson [afterwards Bishop 
of London]. Lond., 1695, fol. — 2nd ed.. Re- 
vised, with large Additions, 1722, 2 vols., fol. 

Britannia, or a Description of England, Scot- 
land, and Ireland. Ed. by Richard Gough. With 
Maps by Robert Morden. Lond., 1789, 4 vols., 
fol. — 2nd ed., Lond., Stockdale, 1806, 4 vols., 
fol., £16. 16s. 

Note. — In vol. 1 (2iided.), 32 Pages on Cornwall, 1 
Map and 1 Plate ; in vol 4, 4 Pages on Scilly. 

CAMELFORD, Lord. See Pitt, Thomas. 

CANDLER, Baeth. 

Letters to Dr. Halley, dated Launceston, 16th 
Aug., 1722. fol., pp. 3. 

Note. — In possession of Eoyal Soc. of London. 

CAPERN, Edward. The Postman h. Bideford. 

Wayside Warbles. By E. Capern, Rural 
Postman of Bideford, Devon. Lond., Low & 
Co., 1865, 8°., pp. vii and 207. 

Note. — Contains " Cornish Bards,'' "Land's End," 
and the " Legend of the Logan." 

CARANTOCUS, or CRANTOCK, St. See 
Cairnech, St. 

-CARDEW, Rev. Cornelius, D.D., 1786. V. 

of St. Erme. b. Liskeard, 13th February, 

1748. d. Barnstaple, 17th Sept., 1831. cf. 

Gent. Mag., ci, pt. ii, 376 (1831) ; Folwhele's 

Cornwall, v, 64, 191; Annual Biog., 1833, pp. 

399-400. 

A Sermon preached at Truro, before a Pro- 
vincial Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted 
■ Masons, on the Festival of St. John the Baptist, 
by the Rev. C. Cardew, M.A., Master of the 
Grammar School at Truro. Lond., Printed and 
Sold by W. Richardson, 68, High Holbom; 
■Truro, 1777,8°., 1/-. 

; A Sermon preached in St. Mary's Chapel, 
'Penzance, at the Visitation of the Bishop of 
^Exeter in 1782 [on Matt, v, 13]. 1782, 4"., 1/-. 

A Sermon preached at the Assizes holden for 
the County of Cornwall, at Bodmin, before the 
Hon. Mr. Justice Grose and Mr. Baron Thomp- 
son, on Tuesday, July 26th, 1796. By C. 



CABDE'W, Eb7. OoENEnns. (Con.). 

Cardew... Published at the request of the High 
Sheriff and Grand Jury. Truro, Printed and 
Sold by W. Harry ; Sold also by W. Richardson, 
Lond. ; n.d. [1796], 4"., pp. 20, 1/-. 

Note. — Dedicated to John Enys, High Sheriff, and 
the Grand Jury. 

A Sermon [on Acts, x, 38] preached at the 
Parish Church of St. Mary, in Truro, before the 
Governors of the Cornwall General Infirmary, 
on its being Opened for the Reception of Patients, 
Monday, August 12th, 1799, by the Rev. C. 
Cardew, one of the Chaplains in Ordinary to 
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Pub- 
lished at the Request of the Governors then 
present. Truro, Printed and Sold by J. Tre- 
gonning; Lond., J. Wallis ; 1799, 4"., price 1/6, 
for the Benefit of the Infirmary. 

CARDEW, Rev. John Haydon (son of the 
preceding). It. of Curry Malet, near Taunton, 
b. Truro, 16th Feb., 1773. d. Curry Malet, 
8th Nov., 1853. 

Be ye of good Courage, and Play the Men. 
A Sermon [on II Sam., x, 12] preached in the 
Parish Church of St. Gluvias, Cornwall, Oct. 
19th, 1803, being the day appointed for a 
General Fast, by J. H. Cardew, M.A., Curate 
of St. Gluvias and Rector of Curry Mallet, 
Somerset. Falmouth, Printed by S. Harris, 
1803, 4°., pp. 21. 

Note. — Dedicated to the "Worshipful the Mayor and 
Aldermen of Penrjn, Sir William Elford, Bart., M.P., 
and others. 

CAREW FAMILY. 

Pedigrees of Carew Family. Harl. MSS., 
380, art. 37-50, pp. 85-102; MSS Coll. Oxf 
Beg. Ixxi, Ixxiv. 

Descent of Carew, &c. ib., 1074, art. 65, 
1079, p. 245, et seq., 1393, art. 72. 

Pedigree of Carewe, of Carewe Castle, Co. 
Pembroke, and Mohuns Ottery, Co. Devon, 
with the Branch of Antony and others. [Middle 
Hill, 1830], fol., s. sh. Br. Museum. 

CAREW, Sir Alexander, Bart, (eldest son of 

Sir B. Carew, Bart.). MP. for Cornwall, b. 

1610. Execided Tower Hill, 23rd Dec, 1644. 

cf. Clarendon! s Hist, of Eebellion, ed. 1819, ii, 

175-77, 522; Kippis' Biog. Brit. 

The Speech or Confession of Sir Alexander 
Carew, Bart., who was beheaded on Tower Hill, 
on Monday, Dec. 23rd, 1644. Lond., Printed 
for Thos. Bates, at the Maiden-head, on Snow 
Hill, neere the Conduit; and J. W. J., in the 
Old Baily ; 1644, sm. 4°., pp. 8. 

England's Black Tribunall set forth in the 



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CAEEW, Sir Aiexandee. (Con.). 

Trial of K. Charles I, &c. ; also the several 
Dying Speeches of the Nobility and Gentry as 
were Inhumanely put to Death for their Loyalty 
to their Sovereign Lord the King, from 1642 to 
1658 (Earl of Strafford, Sir Alexander Carew, 
and others). Lond., J. Playford, 1660, 8". 

Note. — Sir A. Carew's Trial and Speech, pp. 97 — 
100. 

CAEEW, Sir George {younger brother of the 
historian). Master of Chancery and Court of 
Hoards, h. East Anthony, d. Friday, 13th 
Nov., 1612. cf. Kippis' Biog. Brit; Aikin's 
Gen. Biog. ; Chalmers'. 

An Historical View of the Negociations be- 
tween the Courts of England, France, and 
Brussels, from the year 1592 to 1617. ..To which 
is added, A Relation of the state of Fraijce, 
with the characters of Henry IV and the 
principal persons of that Court, drawn up by 
Sir George Carew, upon his return from his 
Embassy there in 1609, and addressed to King 
.Tames I. Never before printed. By Thomas 
Birch, M.A., F.RS., and Rector of the United 
Parishes of St. Margaret,. Pattens, and St. 
Gabriel, Fenchurch. Lond., p)rinted for A. 
Millar, opposite to Katharine Street, in the 
Strand, 1749, 8°., pp. xxiv and 528. 

Note. — A Eelation of the State of Prance, pp. 415 
— 528. Preface, pp. xvi — xix, contains account of Sir 
Ct. Carew. 

Illustris viri J. A. Thuani...historiarum sui 
temporis, ab Anno Domini 1543, usque ad an- 
UTim 1607, libri cxxxviii, 5 Tom. Genevse, 
1020-21, fol. 

Note. — The materials for the cxxi book (concerning 
Poland) were communicated by Sir G-. Carew. 

CAREW, Sir George, Knight (son of Ber. 
George Carew, D.D., Bean of Windsor, &c.). or. 
Earl of Totnes, 7th Feb., 1625-26. h. Devon- 
shire, 1558. d. Savoy, London, 27th March, 
1629. 

Grant from the Crown to Sir G. Carey to Buy 
Tin of the Cornish Tinners previous to any 
other Purchasers. 1577. Lansd. MSS., 24-, art 
44 and 48. 

Sir G. Carey's Notes concerning the Queen's 
Tin in Cornwall and Devonshire. 1577. ib , 24 
mi. 47. 

A Remonstrance against the Grant to Sir G. 
Carey for the Preemption of Cornish Tin. 1577 
ib., 24, art. 50. See Halford, Mr. 

Sir G. Carew's Suit for a Lease of Her 
Majesty's Right of Preemption of Tin in Devon 
and Cornwall for a Yearly Rent. 1597. ib., 85, 
art. 46. 



CAREW, Hugh. Pseud., i.e., Desmaizeaux 
Pierre. 

CAREW, James. 

Letter of King Henry VIII. See Bosvian, T, 

CAREW, John. 

J. Carew to Mr. Camden, Clarencieux King 
at Arms, concerning his Coat. . Anthony, 6th 
Nov., 1620. Earl. MSS., 7000, art. 4, pp. 15- 
21. 

CAREW, Sir Matthew (uncle of the historian), 
b. Cornwall, bur. St. Dunstan's in the West, 
London, 2nd Aug., 1618. cf. Collectanea Topog. 
et Geneal, v, 206-208; White's Endowed 
Charities of London, pp. 349-50 ; Earl. MSS., 
1196, art. 149-151. 

Extract from a Book of Annals lent to Robert 
Glover by Dr. M. Carew, March, 1585. Tanner 
MSS. ; Bod. Lib., 12, art. 9, fol. 46b-48b. 

CAREW, Right Honble. Reginald Pole, 
F.R.S., M.P. (eldest son of Reginald Pole, of 
Stoke Damerel). Assumed the Name of Carew. 
b. Stoke Damerel, 28th July, 1753. d. Antony, 
3rd Jan., 1835. cf. Gent. Mag., iii, 318 (1835). 
Sonnet addressed to R. P. Carew, Esq.; by 

Rev. T. Warwick, L.L.B. European Mag., v, 224 

(1784). 
Antiquities discovered at Hallwick and Tre- 

nowethinl793. 2 Plates. ^rcAaeo/., xvi, 137-8 

(1809). 

An Account of certain Hill Castles. Set 

Rashleigh, Rev. P. 

Catalogue of the Collections of Etchings by 

Rembrandt, the property of the late Right Hon, 

R. P. Carew. Sold by Mr. Wheatley, 1835, 8". 

CAREW, Richard {eldest son of Thomas Carew), 
b. East Antonie, 1555. d. East Antonie, 6th 
Nov., 1620. cf Fuller, ed. 1811, i, 218; ^fo' 
Wood, ii, 284-87; Chalmers'; Biog. Brit; A 
Collect of curious Discourses, with Pref., by T. 
Eearne, 1773, i, 267, ii, 425-26 ; Kippis' Biog., 
Brit; C. Fitzgeff'njs Affanice, Book iii; J, 
Dunbar's Epigrammata, cent 6, No. 53. 

Godfray of Bvlloigne, or the Recouerie of 
Heirvsalem. An Heroicall Poeme, written in 
Italian by Seig. Torquato Tasso, and Translated 
into English by R[ichard] C[arew], Esquire; 
and now the First Part, containing Five Cantos, 
Imprinted in both Languages. London, Im- 
printed by John Windet for Christopher Hunt, 
of Exeter, 1594, 4"., 119 leaves. 

Note.— c/. Itetrospective Rev., iii, 32 — 50 ; British 
Bibliographer, i, 80. 



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OAEEW, E:cHAHD. (Con.). 

Examen de Ingenios. The Examination of 
Men's Wits, in which, by discouering the varietie 
of Natures, is shewn for what Profession each 
one is apt, and how far he shall profit therein. 
By JohnxHuarte. Translated out of the Spanish 
Tongue by M. Camillo Camilli ; Englished out 
of Ms Italian by E[ichardl Cfarew], Esquire. 
Lond., 1594, 4". 

Examen de Ingenios, etc. Lond., Printed by 
Adam Islip, 1596, 4"., pp. 333. Dr. Williams; 
Maiichester Free Lib. 

Note. — Dedicated to " Sir F Godolphin, Knight, 
one of the Deputie Lievtenants of Cornwall " ; com- 
mences " Good Sir, your Booke returneth vnto you clad 
in a Cornish Gabardine." A scarce edition. 

Examen de Ingenios, etc. Lond., Printed by 
Adam Islip, 1604, 4°., pp. 333. Br. Museum. 

Examen de Ingenios, etc. Lond., 1616, 4°. 

A Herring's Tayle; contayning a Poetical 
Fiction of Divers Matters worthie the reading. 
[By R C.]. At London, Printed for Matthew 
Lowness, 1598, 4°., 18 leaves. Bod. Lib. 

The Survey of Cornwall. Written by Richard 
Carew, of Antonie, Esq. London, Printed by 
S. S. for John Jaggard, and are to bee Sold 
neere Temple-barre, at the Signe of the Hand 
and Starrs. 1602, sm. 4°., 159 leaves, paged on 
one side only. 

The Survey of Cornwall, and an Epistle con- 
cerning the Excellencies of the English Tongue, 
now -first Published from the Manuscript. By 
Richard Carew, of Antonie, Esq. ; with the Life 
of the Author by H ■' * •■' * C * -■' * ='^ *, Esq. 
[2}seud., i.e., Pierre Des Maiseaux]. Lond., 
Printed for Samuel Chapman, at the Angel, in 
Pallmall; David Browne, jun., at the Black 
Swan, without Temple Bar ; and James Wood- 
man, at Cambden's Head, in Bow Street, Covent 
Garden; 1723, 4^., pp. xxviii, and 159 leaves 
paged on one side only. 

The Survey of Cornwall, and an Epistle 
concerning the Excellencies of the English 
Tongue. By R Carew, of Antonie, Esq. ; with 
the Life of the Author by H * '"^ * * C * * * * *, 
Esq. ; a new edition. London, Printed for B. 
Law, in Ave Maria Lane; and J. Hewett, at 
Penzance; 1769, 4°., pp. xxxii, and 164 leaves 
paged on one side only. 

Note. — A Copy in the Lib. of the Boyal Instit. 
of Cornwall has an MSS. Index. 

Carew's Survey of Cornwall ; to which are 
added Notes Illustrative of its History and 
Antiquities, by the late Thomas Tonkin, Esq., 
and now first Published from the Original 
|ilanuscripts by Francis Lord De Dunstanville. 
Likewise a Journal or Minutes of the Convoca- 
tion or Parliament of Tinners for the Stannaries 
of Cornwall, held at Truro, in the year 1710, 



CAEEW, BiOHAKD. {Con.). 

the Grant of the Sheriffalty to Edward, Duke 
of Cornwall, etc. Lond., Printed by T. Bensley, 
Bolt-court, Fleet-street, for J. Faulder, New 
Bond Street ; Plymouth, Eees and Curtis ; 1811, 
4°., pp. xxxix and 459, 42/-. 

Note. — For an Index to this Work see D. Gilbert's 
Cornwall, iv, 381—92. 

The True and Eeadie way to Learne the Latine 
Tongue attested by three excellently Learned 
and approved Authours of three Nations, viz : — 
Eilhardus Lubinus, a German, Mr. Richard Carew, 
of Anthony, and the French Lord of Mon- 
taigne. Presented to the unpartiall both Publick 
and Private Considerations of those that seek 
the Advancement of Learning in these Nations. 
By Samuel Hartlib, Esq. Lond., Printed by R. 
and W. Leybourn, for the Common-wealth of 
Learning, 1654, 4"., pp. 52. 

Note. — Dedicated to Francis Eous. Carew's paper 
comprised in pp. 45 — 49. 

The Excellencie of the English Tongue. By 
R. C, of Antony, Esq., to W. Camden, in 
" Remaines concerning Britaine, their Language, 
etc." Written by William Camden. 5th ed. 
(1637), pp. 36-44. 

Note. — E. Carew's Essay first appeared in the 2nd 
ed. of Camden's Remainer,, 1605, 4°. ; it exists in Manu- 
script in Gottonian MSS., Julius, F. xi, art. 12, fol. 
261—64. 

An Epistle of Richard Carew, Esq., concerning 
the Excellencies of the English Tongue. Lond., 
Printed in the year 1723, 4°., pp. 13. 

Note. — This was printed with the 1723 ed. of " The 
Survey," and is mentioned in the general title to that 
work. With "The Survey," published in 1769, "An 
Epistle " also reappeared, but it still bore the date of 
1728 ; whether the year were retained by mistake, or 
whether the Title were intended to have been a fac- 
simile of the previous print, is not known. 

An Apology of the Treatise de non temer- 
andis ecclesiis against a Treatise by an unknown 
author, written against it in some particulars. 
By Sir H. Spelman, Knight. Also his Epistle 
to Richard Carew, Esquire, of Antony, in Corn- 
wall, concerning Tithes. London, printed by 
J. L., for Philemon Stephens, and are to be 
sold at his shop, in Paul's Churchyard, at the 
signe of the Gilded Lion. 1646, 4". 



NOTE.- 



-To the Eeader, J sheet. 
The Apology, 1| sheets, then pp. 27. 



Tythes too hot to be touched; or certain 
Treatises wherein is shewn that Tythes are due 
by the Law of Nature, Scripture, and Nations ; 
therefore neither Jewish, Popish, nor incon- 
venient. Written by Sir Henry Spelman, Knight, 
and others, containing : — I, The Larger Book of 
Tythes. II, An Apology of the 'Treatise De 
non temerandis Ecclesiis. Ill, An Epistle to Mr. 



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CAEEW, EiOHAED. (Con.). 

Richard Carew, concerning Tythes [dated " Lon- 
dini, 18th Sept., 1615"]. ..(Edited by Rev. 
Jeremiah Stephens). Lond., 1660, 4°. cf. 
Spehiaris English JForh, 1723, fol., pp. 37-38. 

A Friend's Remembrance of Sir Richard 
Edgecumbe, with several Poems and a Letter 
against the Supremacy of the Pope. By R. 
Carew. MSS. formerly penes Rev. John Prince. 
cf. Sir E. Brydges' Peerage, v, 322-27. 

Complimentary Lines by R. Carew, prefixed to 
" Certain Psalms in English Metre." By Michael 
Cosowarth. Earl MSS., 6906. 

Original Letter from R. Carew to Sir R. 
Cotton, dated Antony, 7th April, 1605. Gent. 
Mag., lix, 227 (1789). cf. Letters of Eminent 
Literary Men, Pub. by Camden Soc, 1843, pp. 
98-100; Archaeol., i, Introcl. 

Note. — The Original Letter is in the Cottonian MSS. 
Julius, C. iii, 30b. 

Original Letter from R. Carew to W. Camden, 
1606. Cottonian MSS., Julius, 0. v, 33. 

Sonnet to R. Carew, at the end of " Sundry 
Christian Passions." By Henry Lok, 1597, 4°- 

CAREW, Sir Richard, Bakt. (son of the pre- 
ceding). Created Baronet 9th Aug., 1642. 

The Voyce of the Lord in the Temple [i.e., 
the Church of St. Anthony], etc. Lond., 1640, 
4°. See Bache, Rev. A. 

Excellent helps really found out, tried, and 
had, whereof the parties hereafter mentioned 
are true and sufficient witnesses, by a Warming 
Stone... useful and comfortable for the Colds of 
Aged and Sick people, and for women with 
child or in childbed, and for Sucking and Young 
children, ... as also for Fluxes, Rheumes, Collicks, 
Ruptures, and many other infirmities, etc. Pub- 
lished by Sir Richard Carew, Barronet, for the 
Honour of God, from whom every good gift 
comes, and for the good of all people, from the 
New-born Babe to the Decrepit and Decaying 
Old Man. Lond., Printed for John Bartlet, 
1652, 4°., pp. 8. — 3rd ed., with some experi- 
ments newly added, 1660, 4°., pp. 8. 

The Warming Stone first found out by Sir 
R. C, Baronet, who was himself cured of several 
Distempers by it ; and by the use thereof cured 
many thousands in the West, &c. Lond., Printed 
for Thomas Rooks, in Gresham CoUedg, next 
the Stairs, entering upon the Exchange, n.d. 
[1670 q, 8°., pp. 16. 

CAREW, Rev. Thomas. R. of Hatfield Peverel, 
Essex, b. Cornwall; living in 1605. cf. B. 
Brook's Lives of the Puritans, ii, 166-68. 
Several Sermons. 1603, 4''. 
Four Godly Sermons. 1605, 4°. 



CAREY, John, L.L.D. h. Ireland, 1756. d. 

Prospect Place, Lambeth, 8th Dec, 1829. 

A Clue for Young Latinists and Non-Latinists 
to trace the Original Forms and Signification of 
Nouns and Verbs from their terminations, Alpha- 
betically arranged, with Explanatory References 
to the Grammar. Lond., Printed for Longman, 
1821, 8"., pp. 68. 

The GreekTerminations (including the Dialects 
and Poetic Licences) Alphabetically arranged and 
Grammatically explained... Lond., Printed for 
Longman, 1821, 8"., pp. viii and 160. 

Note. — The above works were compiled for the iise 
of John Davies Gilbert, of Trelissiot. 

CARGILL, Mrs., nie Brown. Actress and 

Vocalist. 

The Wreck. A Poem. cf. Mrs. HemanJ 
Poems, ed. 1852, pp. 373-74; Selector or Cornish 
Mag., i, 71 (1826); Eurojyean Mag., v, 236, 
(1784); Gent. Mag., liv, pt. i, 227, 235, 307, 
(1784). 

Note. — Mrs. Cargill was wrecked off Scilly, on her 
return from India in the "Nancy," East Indiaman, in 
1784; her body was found floating with her infant 
clasped in her arms and covered with the mother's 
long hair. 

CARLISLE, Christopher (son of Alexander 
Carlisle, Citizen and Vintner of London), h. 
Cornwall? d. London, 11th Nov., 1593. cf 
Bliss' Wood, i, 336; Tanner, p. 154; Lodge's 
Illustrations of British History (1791), ii, 291; 
Cooper's Ath. Cantab., ii, 161-63. 

A Briefe and Summary Discourse upon the 
intended Voyage to the hithermost parts of 
America. Written by Captain Carlile, in April, 
1583. Haykluyt, iii, 182-87. 

Christopher Carleill's Suit to Lord Burghley 
for a Commission to Seize Spanish Goods. 1590. 
Lansd. MSS., 64, art. 54. 

A Discourse on the discovery of the hithermost 
parts of America. Written by Capt. CarleiU to 
the Citizens of London, ib., 100, art. 14. 

Captain Carlisle's account of advantages to 
the Realm from a sudden seizure of Books, 
Letters, Papers, &c., of the Low-Country people 
residing and inhabiting under the obedience of 
the King of Spain, with answers to objections. 
ib., 113, art. 7. 

A Note of certain defects in the instructions 
and preparations for Captain Carlisle's Voyage 
to China, &c., to be supplied. Cottonian MSS., 
Otho, E. viii, art. 60. 

The Heroical Devices of M. Claudius Paradin, 
Canon of Beavieu. . .Translated out of Latin into 
English by P. S. Lond., W. Kearney, 1591, 
24°. 

Note. — Dedicated to Capt. Christopher Carlile. cf. 
MouWs JBibl. Herald, p. 39. 



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CARLISLE, Nicholas, F.R.S. b. York (1), 
1771. d. Margate, 27tli Aug., 1847. 

A Concise Description of the Endowed Gram- 
mar Schools in England and Wales. Ornamented 
with engravings. Lend., Baldwin, 1818, 2 
vols., 8". 

Note. — tiornish Schools, i, 137—51. 

CARLYON, Clement, M.D. b. Truro, 14th 
April, 1777. d. Truro, 5th March, 1864. cf. 
West Briton, 1 1th March (by Dr. Barham) ; 
Gent. Mag., xvi, 797-98 (1864). 

Latin Letters to the Vice Chancellor of Cam- 
bridge. By C. Carlyon, Travelling Fellow of 
Pembroke College. Gottingen, 1799-1800. 

Observations on the Endemic Typhus Fever 
of Cornwall, and its connection with the want 
of cleanliness about the habitations chiefly of 
the Lower Classes of Society, with some remarks 
tending to the Improvement of the Domestic 
Economy of Cottagers. Truro, Printed and 
Published by J. Carthew, County Library; Lond., 
Longman; 1827, 8°., pp. 50. 

Early Years and Late Reflections. Lond., 
Whittaker, 1836, 1843, 2 vols., 8°., 16/.— 2nd 
ed., 1856-58, 4 vols., post 8"., 6/-. each. 

Scripture Notices and Proofs, etc. Lond., 
Whittaker, 1838, 8"., pp. 286, 10/6. 

Note.— Dedicated to the CouBtess of Falmouth. 

Observations on the Potatoe Blight, its nature 
and appropriate Antidote. By C. Carlyon. Truro, 
1847, 12°., pp. 24. 

A few words of advice to Cottagers and 
others on the Management of Bees. Truro, 
Royal Gazette Office, 1848, 8"., pp. 23, 6d. 

The Life of Bernard Gilpin. By WUham 
Gilpin, with an Introductory Preface by C. 
Carlyon. Lond., 1854, 8" 

Precepts for the Preservation of Health, Life, 
and Happiness, Medical and Moral (sure and 
certain methods of obtaining a long and healthful 
Life. Written originally in Italian by Louis 
Cornaro, a Noble Venetian, and made English. 
Fifth Edition). Lond., Whittaker, 1859, 12"., 
pp. xiv and 301. 

Note. — The portion given in hrackets is the title- 
page of Oornaro's sure and certain Method, dated 1837, 
and is contained in pp. 165—301. The work is dedicated 
to 'William Coulson, Esquire. 

A Wreath of Flowers from the Garden of the 
Lord. Lond., Wertheim and Co., 1860. 

The Church of England's Rotten Plank. Lond., 
Whittaker, 1861, 12°., pp. SI, 1/-- 

A few more words of earnest expostulation 
addressed to the Bishops and other learned 
Clerks and Laymen of the Church of England 
[being remarks on the Athanasian Creed, as set 
forth in the Book of Common Prayer]. Lond., 



CAELYON, Clement. [Con.). 

Whittaker and Co., 1863, 12°., pp. 42, 6d. 

Note.— Dedicated to Bt. Rev. E. H. Browne, Bp. of 

Ely. 

A last attempt to give to the Prayer Book of 
the Church of England its due weight. Lond., 
Whittaker and Co., 1864, 12°., pp. 40, 6d. 

On the Diseases peculiar to Miners. Bep. 
B.O.P. Soc, 1835, p. 33. 

Notice of an Interesting Fact in Natural 
History. Bep. B.I.C., 1844, p. 25. 

CARLYON, Rev. Clement Winstanley. B. 
of St. Just in Boseland, 15th Nov., 1836. b. 
Truro. 

Notes on the Parish of St. Anthony in Rose- 
land, and its Restored Church, etc. By L. S. 
Boyne, St. Mawes ; with Illustrations by the 
Rev. C. W. Carlyon. Lond., Truscott, 1852, 
8°. 

CARLYON, Edmund, b. St. Mawgan in Pydar. 

Short Treatise on the mode of assessing Tithe 
Commutation Rent Charges to Parish Rates. St. 
Austell, 1842, 8°., 1/-. 

Table of Fees to be taken in the County Courts 
under the new orders, &c., &c. 2nd ed., revised 
and improved, St. Austell, Andrew (late Hennah) ; 
J. Crockford, London; 1851, 8°., pp. 26. 

CARLYON, Edward Augustus (ind Son of 
Col. Edward Carlyon, of Tregrchan). Barrister. 
Now in New Zealand. 

The Laws and Practice of Whist. By Coelebs, 
M.A. [i.e., A. E. Carlyon]. Lond., Saunders and 
Otley, 1851, 12°., pp. 82.— Lond., 1858, 18°. 

CARLYON, Miss Ellen (daughter of the Bev. 

Philip Carlyon). b. Truro. 

Simple Stories for Children. Lond., Christ. 
Know. Soc, 1861, 8°., 1/-. 

Winnie's Childhood. A Child's Story. Lond., 
Christ. Know. Soc, 1861, 8°., 6d. 

Christie. A Tale. Lond., Christ. Know. Soc, 
1864, 8°., 1/6. 

Amy's Garden. A Tale. Lond., W. Macintosh 
[1864], 18°., 3d. 

CARLYON, Rev. John, LL.D. B. of Bradwell, 
Essex, h. Tregrehan, 4th June, 1722. d. 
Truro, 23 Sept., 1798. cf Gent. Mag., Ixviii, 
pt. ii, 908 (1798); Ixxxviii, pt. i, 381, 644 
(1818). 



CARLYON, Rev. Philip, M.A. V. of 
beach St. Mary. b. St. Mawgan in Pydar, 1811. 
A Sermon [on Isaiah, xxvi, 1 & 2] preached 

in the Parish Church of Nayland, for the benefit 



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CABLYON, Rev. Philip. (Con.). 

of the National School. Ipswich, Deck, 1837, 8°. 

A Plain Catechism on the Church, etc. Lond., 
Mozley, 1849, 8°., 2d. 

The Lay Member's Guide in visiting the sick 
and poor. Chiefly compiled from various authors, 
by M. A. M. [Revised by Rev. P. Carlyon, 
Minister of St. James's, Exeter]. Exeter, A. 
Holden, High Street ; and London, Rivingtons ; 
1851, 8"., pp. 215, 3/-. 

A Sermon preached at the Primary Visitation 
of the Venerable Archdeacon Downall, at Plym- 
outh, by Rev. P. Carlyon, Vicar of Widdecombe- 
in-Moor. Plymouth, Lidstone, 1859, 8°. 

A Catechism on Confirmation, or Six Weeks' 
Preparation by Pastor and Candidate. Lond., 
Mozley, 1868, sm. 8°., l|d. 

The Devil's Miracles and how to know them. 
By Rev. P. Carlyon, Vicar of Widdecombe-in- 
the-Moor, &c. Lond., Rivingtons, 1868, sm. 8°., 
pp. 36, 1/-. 

On the Churches of St. Columb Major and 
St. Mawgan in Pydar. By Rev. P. Carlyon, 
R. of St. Mawgan. 9 vignettes. Trails. Exeter 
D.A. Soc, ii, 153 (1847). 

Notes on some Foreign Churches, ib. 

The Nomenclature and Principles of Church 
Architecture, ib. 

Church Symbolism in Verse. [Anon], ib. 

CARLYON, Rev. Thomas. B. of St. Mary's, 
Truro, and, V. of Probiis. b. Truro, 12th May, 
1765. d. Truro, 1st Feb., 1826. cf Gent. 
Mag. (by Rev. R. Polwhele), xcvi, pt. i, 106, 
369 (1826). 

On a Sermon by Rev. T. Carlyon. 1809. 
See Kelk, Rev. T. 

CARMINOW Pedigree, etc. cf Gent. Mag., 
xcii, 134, 302-3 (1822); Journ. B.I.G., 1866, 
p. 143-49; Harl. MSS., 1074, art. 201, 1164, 
p. 81 ; Gottonian MSS., Julius, F. ix, art. 7 ; 
Niclwls' GoUectanea, i, 319. 

CARMINOW, Sir Ralph (eldest Son of Walter 
Garminow). d. circa 1386-87. 

The Will of Sir. R. Carminow. Sir. N. H. 
Nicolas' Testamenta Vetusta, i, 121. 

CARMINOW, William (2nd 'Son of Walter Gar- 
minow). cf. Proc. of Privy Gouncil (Ed. Sir 
N. H. Nicolas), i, 40. 

The Pedigree of Wm. Carminow, who died 
8 Hen. IV. Harl. MSS., 6082, art. 10. 

CARNE, Miss Elizabeth {ith daughter of Jos. 
Came). I. Penzance, 1817. 

Three Month's Rest at Pau, in the Winter 



CAENE, MiS3 Elizabeth. {Con.). 

and Spring of 1859. By John Altrayd Wittit- 
terly {i.e., Miss Elizabeth Carne]. Lond., Bell 
and Daldy, 1860, 8"., pp. 267. 

Country Towns and the place they fill in 
modern civilization. By the Author of Three 
Month's Rest at Pau. Lond., Bell & Daldy, 
1868, 8°., pp. 195, 3/-. 

The evidence to be derived from Cliff Boulders 
with regard to a former condition of the land 
and sea in the Land's End district. Trans. 
B.G.S.G., vii, 369-78 (1860). 

Enquiry into the age of that part of the dis- 
trict of the Maritime Alps which surrounds 
Mentone. ib., vii, 433. 

CARNE, Rev. James, D.D., of Oriel Coll., 
Oxford (Uh Son of Will. Game). V. of 
Gharles, Plymouth. h. Penzance or Truro, 
18th Jan., 1794, d. Plymouth, 14th Aug., 
1832. 

A Tour through Cornwall. MSS. (1). 

CARNE, John {2nd Son of Will. Game), h. 
1789. d. Penzance, 19th April, 1844. cf 
Maunder; Gent. Mag., xxi, 656(1844); Jer- 
danJs Autobiography, iii, 213. 

Poems containing The Indian and Lazarus. 
Anon. Lond., Baldwin, 1820, 12°. 

Letters from the East. Lond., H. Colbum, 
1826, 8°., pp. xxiii and 593, 18/-. 

Letters from the East, written during a recent 
Tour through Turkey, Egypt, Arabia, the Holy 
Land, Syria, and Greece. 2nd ed., Lond., H. 
Colbum, 1826, 2 vols., post 8"., 18/-.— 3rd. ed., 
1830, 2 vols., 8°., 18/-. 

Note. — These letters were first published in the 
New Monthly Magazine, the author receiving 20 guineas 
for each letter. 

Tales of the West, by the Author of Letters 
from the East. Lond., H. Colbum, 1828, 2 vols., 
post 8°., 21/-. 

Stratton Hill. A Tale of the Civil War. 
Lond., Colburn and Bentley, 1829, 3 vols., post 
8"., 31/6. 

Recollections of Travels in the East, forming 
a continuation of the Letters from the East. 
Lond., Colburn & Bentley, 1830, post 8"., pp. 
xii and 348, 10/6. 

The Exiles of Palestine. A Tale of the Holy 
Land. Lond., Saunders and Otley, 1831, 3 vols., 
post 8°., 31/6. 

Lives of Eminent Missionaries. Lond., Fisher, 
Son, and Jackson, vol. i, 1832, vol. ii, 1833, 
vol. iii (Lives of Eminent Roman Catholic 
Missionaries), 1835; being vols, vi, viii, and x 
of The Select Library, 8". 

Note. — Dedication to vol. i, signed and dated 
Eenegie, Penzance, 20th June, 1832. 



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CAENE, John. {Con.). 

Letters from Switzerland and Italy during a 
late Tour. Lond., Colburn, 1834, 8°., pp. xii 
and 472, 15/-. 

Syria, the Holy Land, Asia Minor, &c. Illus- 
trated in a Series of Views, drawn from nature 
by W. H. Bartlett, William Purser, &c. With 
description of the plates by J. Carne. 37 en- 
gravings. Lond., Fisher [1836-38], 3 vols., 
4"., 36/-.— Lond,, 1853, 8°.— Lond., 1861-63,8°. 

La Terre Sainte, L' Asie Mineure, &c. lUus- 
tr6es, une serie de vues dessin^es d'aprfes nature 
pa,r W. H. Bartlett, William Purser, &c. Les ex- 
plications des gravures par J. Carne. Traduit 
de r Anglais par Alexander Sosson. Londres, 
Paris, Amerique, Fisher, 1836, 4°. 

Lives of Eminent Missionaries. Lond., Fisher, 
vol. i, n.d., vol. ii, 1844, 8". (part of EngUsh- 
woman's Family Library). 

Note. — The dedication to the series in the Select 
Library is reprinted in vol. i. 

Lives of Eminent Missionaries. Lond., Robert 
Washbourne, 18, Paternoster Eow, 1852, 3 vols., 
12°., 9/-. 

Ten Letters from Ireland. A Paper in No. 
232 of . 

Six Letters on Lunacy in France. A Paper in 
No. 232 of . 

Note. — The two preceding were bequeathed to the 
Penzance Library by the Eev. J. Carne. 

Memoirs of Mr. Richard Trewavas, Sen., of 
Mousehole, Cornwall : to which is prefixed an 
Account of Methodism in Mousehole. By R. 
Treffry. Lend.. ..J. Mason, 1839, 12°., pp. 196. 

Note. — The Account of Methodism in Mousehole, 
pp. 5 — 51, was chiefly supplied by J. Carne. 

CAENE, Rev. John, M.A. (grandson of Will. 
Carne). V. of Eglos-Merther. b. Penzance, 
11th Jan., 1824. d. Penzance, 20th May, 1868. 

An Order of Metrical Psalms for Sundays 
and other Holy-days, and for some other oc- 
casions ; together with some Rules for the use 
of the Collects and Lessons. Truro, J. R. 
Netherton [printed] ; London, J. & C. Mozley ; 
1856, 12°., pp. 42, 1/-. 

The Identification of the Manor of Ridwri. 
Journ of B.I.C., 1864, Oct., p. 1; 1865, April, 
p. 41. 

An Attempt to Identify the Domesday Manors 
in Cornw. ih., 1865, Oct., p. 11-59; 1867, 
p. 219. 

The Bishopric of Cornwall, ib., 1867, p. 
177-218. 

Memoir of the late Joseph Carne, Esq. Gent. 
Mag., V, 638 (1858). 



CARNE, Joseph, F.R.S. (eldest Son of mil. 
Carne). b. Penzance, 1782. d. Penzance, 12th 
Oct., 1858. cf Gent. Mag., v, 638 (by Rev. 
John Carne), 1858. Mem. of B. Treffry, Jim., 
ed. 1839, pp. 207, 257 ; Hannah's Memorials 
of Rev. T. Lessey, pp. 183, 333. 

On Elvan Courses. Trans. B.G.S.G.,i, 97-106, 
241 (1816-1818). 

On the Discovery of Silver in the Mines of 
Cornwall. A, i, 118-126 (1817). 

Notice relative to the Formation of Swimming- 
Stone, ib., i, 239-240 (1818). 

On the relative Age of the Veins of Corn- 
wall. 2 Plates, ib., ii, 49-128 (1818). 

On the Mineral Productions and the Geology 
of the Parish of St. Just. Map. . ib., ii, 290-358 
(1821). 

On the Commencement of Copper Mining in 
Cornwall, and on the Improvements which have 
been made in Mining, ib., iii, 35-85 (1824). 

On some Ancient Coins found in the Sands of 
Hayle, and on the deposition of Sand on the 
Northern Coast of Cornwall, ib., iii, 136-149 
(1825). 

On the Granite of the Western part of Corn- 
wall. Map. ib., iii, 208-246 (1827). 

Notice of the work performed by the Steam 
Engines in the Mines of Cornwall, ib., iii, 335. 

A description of the Stream-work at Drift 
Moor, near Penzance, ib., iv, 47-56 (1830). 

On the Discovery of some varieties of Tin-Ore 
in a Vein, which have been considered peculiar 
to Streams ; with remarks on Diluvial Tin in 
general, ib., iv, 95-112 (1830). 

On the Pseudo-morphous Minerals found in 
Cornwall, ib., vi, 24-31 (1841). 

Additional Contributions to the Mineralogy 
of the Parish of St. Just, ib., vi, 47-50. 

On the remains of a Submarine Forest in the 
North-eastern part of Mount's Bay. ib'., vi, 
230-235 (1846). 

On the Geology of the Islands of ScUly. ib., 
vii, 140-154 (1850). 

Notice of a Raised Beach lately discovered in 
Zennor. ib., vii, 176 (1851). 

An Account of the Eelistian Tin Mine. Philos. 
Trans., xcvii, 293-95 ; Nicholson's Journ., xx, 
24-25, (1808). 

Statistics of the Tin Mines in Cornwall, and 
of the Consumption of Tin in Great Britain. 
Journ. Statis. Soc. of Lond., ii, 260-68 (1839). 

Annual Addresses of the President of the 
Penzance Natural History and Antiquarian Soc. 
Trans, of the Soc, i, 263, 359 ; ii, 5, 57, 207, 
273 (1849-1855). 

CARNE, Rev. Robert Haekness (son of John 
Carne of Plymouth). B.A. of Exeter 



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CAENE, Eet. Bobebt Habkness. (Con.). 

19th Nov, 1806. i. St. Austell? about 1785. 
d. Jersey, 18 — . 

A Series of Letters in Refutation of the 
Socinian Heresy, with an Appendix, containing 
Scripture Proof's of the Deity of Christ, etc. 
By the Rev. R. H. Carne, Curate of Torbryan. 
Exeter, Woolmer, n.d. [1815], 8°., 1/6. 

The Proper Deity and distinct Personalty, 
Agency, and Woi'ship of the Holy Spirit vindi- 
cated against the recent cavils of Messieurs 
Baring, Bevan, Cowan, &c., late seceders from 
the Church of England ; to which is added an 
Appendix on the Doctrines of the Trinity and 
Incarnation, and also an Alphabetical List of 
Fifty Hebrew Titles of Deity with explanations. 
By R. H. Carne. Sold by Dyer... Exeter... m.(^. 
[Exeter, T. Besley, jun., Printer, 1818], 8"., pp. 
xix and 313, 6/-. 

Note. — Preface dated Exeter, Oct., 1818. 

Reason for withdrawing from the National 
Establishment, with a brief statement of Doc- 
trinal Sentiments. By R. H. Carne, A.B., late 
of Exeter College, Oxford. Lond., Printed for 
Francis Westley, 10, Stationers' Court, 1820, 
8°., pp. 146, 2/-. 

Note. — Mr. Came was elected to the Lectureship of 
Marazion, hut the Bishop refused to License him. 

Brief Notices of the Rev. R. H. Carne's 
reasons for withdrawing from the National 
Establishment. By Francis Huysche, Vicar of 
Okehampton. Exeter, Treivman and Co., 1820, 
8"., pp. 64. 

A Brief Reply to " Brief Notices, etc," by 
Rev. F. Huysche. By Rev. R. H. Carne. Exeter, 
1820, 8"- 

An Appendix to " A Brief Reply," being an 
Answer to the Rev. Mr. Huysche's Manuscript 
Observations on the same. By Rev. R. H. Carne. 
Exeter, Printed and Sold by T. Besley, jun., 
223, High Street, 1821, 8°., pp. 112. 

The Two Covenants, or Law and Gospel; 
being the substance of certain discourses lately 
delivered at the High Street Chapel, Exeter. By 
R. H. Carne... now Minister of the said Chapel. 
Lond., E. Palmer, 18, Paternoster Row ; Exeter, 
C. Upham; 1828, 8°., pp. xiii and 455, 10/6. 

A defence and explication of the sinlessness, im- 
mortality, and incorruptibility of the humanity 
of the Son of God. A Letter to the Editor of 
the Morning JVatch, or Quarterly Jotmial of 
Prophecy [in refutation of certain statements 
in that Journal]. Lond., E. Palmer, 1829, 8«., 
pp. 42, 1/-. 

The True Humanity of Christ [in answer to 
a Paper by Edward Irving]. A Second and 
Third Letter to the Editor of the Morning 
Waich. Lond., E. Palmer, 1829, 8°., pp. 63, 2/-. 



CAENE, Eet. Eobeet Habkness. [Con.). 

Familiar Thoughts on John, xvii, 21-24 ; new 
ed., enlarged and corrected, 18 — , 8°., 2/6. 

Review of the Discussion on the Origination 
of the Manhood of the Son of God, occasioned 
by statements of E. Irving and the Morning 
Watch on that subject ; with Supplemental 
Remarks relative to the Botanico Anatomico 
Theological Essay on the same topic, by T. W. 
Chevalier... and concluded by an enquiry into 
the nature and immediate causes of the Death 
of the Lord Jesus Christ. Lond., E. Palmer, 
1832, 8"., pp. 109. 

Note. — The date on the cover is 1833. 

Specimen of a Hebrew Grammar, adapted to 
the more EngUsh Scholar, and calculated to 
render theHebrew Language a most easy, speedy, 
and satisfactory acquisition. Lond., Seeley and 
Son, 1833, 8°., pp. 52, 2/6. 

Letters and Essays on the Generation of the 
Manhood of the Son of God, and on the nature 
and cause of his Death on the Cross. Lond., 
E. Palmer, 18— 8«., 7/6. 

Discourse of the Doctrine of the Trinity in 
Unity. Lond., E. Palmer, 18— 18»., 9d. 

Collection of Hymns with originals. Lond., 
E. Palmer, 18— 12°., 5/-. 

Examination of Paedo-baptism, for the satis- 
faction of Psedo-baptists. Lond., E. Palmer, 
18— 12°., 1/-. 

A Word to the Baptist Ministers, WilHam 
Mackintosh and John Mason, of Exeter. Lond., 
E. Palmer, 18—12°., 4d. 

The Spirit of God ; a Sermon occasioned by 
a Tract on The Holy Spirit, by John Mason, of 
Exeter. Preached by the Rev. R. H. Carne. 
Lond., E. Palmer, 18— 12°., 6d. 

A Letter to the Rev. William Scoresby by 
Rev. R. H. Carne. Lond., E. Palmer, 18— 
12°., 6d. 

Gospel Herald. A Series of Discourses on 
the Glad Tidings of the Kingdom of God. No. 
i-iv. Lond., E. Palmer, 18— 12°., 2d. each. 

CARNE, William, h. 13th Dec, 1754. I 
Penzance, 4th July, 1836. cf. Methodist Mag., 
XX, 162 (1797) ; lix, 725-26 (1836); Mem. of 
B. Treffry, Jun. (ed. 1839), pp. 70, 71, 100, 107, 
150, 187, 206-209; Treffry's Memoirs of B. 
Trewavas, Senior (ed. 1839), pp. 50, 152-53, 
180; Hannah's Memorials of Bev. T. Lessey, 
p. 183. 

CARO, pseud., i.e. 

Stage Coaches and Partings. Cwnish Mag., 
iv, 1-11 (1829). 



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CARPENTER, Rev. John. R. of NorfkUigh, 
Devon, b. Launceston, 15 — . d. Northleigh, 
March, 1620. cf. Bliss' Wood, ii, 287. 

A Sorrowful Song for Sinful Souls, composed 
upon the strange and wonderful shaking of the 
earth, 6th April, 1586. Lond., Printed for 
Henry Carr, 1586, 8°. 

Remember Lot's Wife ; Two Godlie and fruit- 
full Sermons, very convenient for this our time, 
on Luke, xvii, 32. Lond., printed by Thomas 
Orwin, 1588, sm. 8°. 

A Preparatiue to Contentation. Lond., printed 
by Thomas Creede, 1597, 4». 

The Song of the Beloved concerning his 
Vineyard, modulated and applied to move men 
to know and embrace that which belongeth to 
their peace. Two Sermons on Isa., v, 1. Lond., 
1599, 8°. 

Contemplations for the institution of children 
in the Christian Religion. Lond., 1601, 8°. 

SatyrseHaeretico-Mastiges inLutherum scilicet 
ZuingHum, Calvinum, Plesseeum aliosque cum 
antiquiores, turn neotericos Ecclesise Catholicse 
antagonistas, Epigrammata quaedam in fine 
subjunguntur eodem auctore. Burdigate, apud 
Franciscum Budier et Arnaldum du Breil typo- 
graphos lUustrissimi Cardinalis de Sourdi, 1602, 
8". 

Schelomonocham, or King Solomon, his 
Solace. Lond., 1606, 4°. 

ThePIaineMan'sSpirituallPlough. Containing 
the Godly and Spirituall Husbandrie wherein 
every Christian ought to be exercised, for the 
happie increase of fruite to eternall life. By I. C, 
Preacher of the Word. Lond., Printed by 
Thomas Creede, 1607, 4°., pp. 240. 

Note. — Dedicated to William Cotton, Lord Bishop 
of Exeter, and signed Norleigh in Deuon, the first of 
January, Anno Salutis, 1606. 

CARPENTER, Rev. Richard, B.D. R. of 

Sherwill and Loxhore. h. Cornwall, 1575. cl. 

Loxhore, Devon, 18th Dec, 1627. cf. Bliss' 

Wood, ii, 418-19; C. Fitzgeffri/s Jffanice. 

The Soule's Sentinel discovering the Sicke 
Man's devout Resolution; a Sermon preached 
at the Funeral Solemnities of Sir Arthur Ack- 
land, Knt., 9th Jan., 1611-12. Lond., printed 
by Wm. Hall and John Beale for Ambrose 
Garbrand, 1612, 8°., pp. 112. 

A Pastoral Charge faithfully given and dis- 
charged at the Trienniall Visitation of the 
Bishop of Exon at Barnstaple, in 1616 (on Acts, 
XX, 28). Lond., 1616, 8°. 

Christ's Larum Bell of Love resounded. A 
Sermon on John, xv, 12. Lond., 1616, 8°. 

The Conscionable Christian ; or the Indevour 
of Saint Paul to have and discharge a good 
conscience always towards God and men ; laid 



CAEPENTER, Rev. Richaed. (Con.). 

open, and applyed in three Sermons preached 
before the Honourable Judges of the Circuit, 
at their severall Assizes holden in Chard and 
Taunton, &c., 1620. Imprinted at Lond., by 
F. K. for John Bartlet, 1623, 4". 

CARPENTER, Samuel, d. 1815, aged 45 (?). 

A Statement of the Evidence and Arguments 
of Counsel before the Committee of the House 
of Commons, on the Controverted Election for 
Saltash. By S. Carpenter, Esq., Barrister-at- 
Law. Lond., 1808, 8o., 10/6. 

CARPENTER, Rev. William, D.D. F. of 
Treneglos and Warbstoiv, afterwards Minister of 
Lanson and Preb. of Exeter, d. Exeter, 1808. 

A Sermon on the late General Fast. 

A Sermon on the Harvest of this Year, 1777, 
from Acts, xiv, verse 17, addressed to the 
Farmers of this Kingdom ; with a serious Hint 
or two to their Superiors. Lond., G. Robinson ; 
Launceston, R. Martin; n.d. (1777), 4°., pp. 16. 

CARPENTER, Jane, {ivife of S. Carpenter 1 
and sister of Stephen Drew), cf. Memoir of W. 
Carvosso (5th ed.), pp. 189-198. 

CARR, Rev. William Holwell, B.D., F.R.S. 

Felloiv of Exeter College 1778-91, F- of Men- 
heniot 1791. b. Exeter, 1758. d. London, 24th 
Dec, 1830. cf Gent. Mag., ci, pt. i, 370 
(1831). 

CARRINGTON, Henry Edmund {son of N. T. 
Garrington). h. Maidstone, 16th March, 1806. 
d,. Bath, 5th Feb., 1859. 

The Plymouth and Devonport Guide : with 
Sketches of the surrounding Scenery. Five 
Prints. Devonport, 1828, 8°- 

CARRINGTON, Nicolas Toms (generally hnown 
as Noel Thomas), b. Plymouth, 19th July, 
1777. d. Bath, 2nd Sept., 1830. 
The Banks of the Tamar. A Poem. Plymouth 

Dock, Congdon, 1820, 8«.— Lond., 1826, 1828, 

8°. 

The Collected Poems of N. T. Carrmgton. 
Lond., Longman, 1834, 2 vols., 12°. 

Note.— Vol. ii, p. 194, On reading the Eev. E. 
Polwhele's Poem " On the Influence of Local Attach- 
ment " ; vol. ii, p. 256, " To Cornwall." 

Remarks on Rev. R. Polwhele's Letter to 
Rev. Robert Hawker. 1799. 

The Scenery at the mouth of the Lynher. 

MSS. 



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CARTER, Thomas, d. Padstow. 

An Improved Windlass. Bep. B.C. P. Soc, 
1851, p. 48. 

CARTHEW, Admiral James, b. Liskeard, 
Jan., 1770. d. Tredudwell, 28tli Nov., 1855. 
cf. Gent. Mag., xlv, 184 (1856) ; GBi/rne's 
Naval Biog. Diet. 

CARTHEW, Lieut. John, R.N. h. Liskeard, 
19th April, 1796. d. 37, Alwyn Road, Isling- 
ton, 4tli July, 1860. c/. 0' Byrne's Naval 
Biog. Diet. 

CARTHEW, Thomas. Serjeant-at-Law. h. Can- 
nalidgy, St. Issey, 4tli April, 1657. d. London, 
July, 1704. Mem. of, in H. W. WoolryeUs 
"Lives of the Serjeants," ii, 459-63. 

Reports of Cases adjudged in the Court of 
King's Bench from 3 Jas. II to 12 WUl. III. 
By T. Carthew. Published by his Son. Lond., 
1728, fol. — 2nd ed., corrected, with additional 
references and three tables, Lond., 1741., fol. 

CARUS, Carl Gustav. h. Leipzig, 3rd Jan., 

1789. 

England und Schottland im Jahre, 1844. 
2 Theile, Berlin, 1845, 8". 

The King of Saxony's Journey through Eng- 
land and Scotland, in the year 1844. By Dr. 
C. G-. Carus, Physician to His Majesty the King 
of Saxony. Trans, by S. C. Davison. [Nos. 
36 and 37 of the Foreign Library]. Lond., 
Chapman and Hall, 1846, 8°.— 1853, 8°., 11/-. 
Note.— Cornwall, pp. 211 — 18. 

CARVERTH, Capt. Henry, R.N. 6. Casawes, 
St. Gluvias. d. London, 16th Sept., hur. 
St. Gluvias, nth Nov., 1684. cf CharnocJc's 
Biog. Navalis, i, 392-94. 

CARVERTH, Capt. Richard, R.N. {h-other of 
the preceding). fZ. 28th April, 1728. cfChar- 
nocKs Biog. Navalis, ii, 394. 

CARVETH, James, h. Terise in St. Breock, 
10th Nov., 1816. 

Reasons for not joining the Evangehcal 
Alliance. 1846, 8°. 

Vindication of Evangelical Truth and its 
Advocates, in a Letter to Mr. Joseph Barker 
on the Character and Tendency of his Writings. 
Lond., R. Abercrombie, 5, Horse Shoe Court, 
1847, 12°., 6d. 

Letter to J. Carveth, Wesleyan... Preacher. 
J. Carveth has published a letter to me in vrhich 
he talks... against some of my Principles ... I 



CABVETH, James. [Con.). 

offer a Reply, &c. Signed J. Barker, n.d., 12"., 
pp. 44. Manchester Free Lib. 
Note. — No title page. 

Conference Methodism & Government Grants: 
a Correspondence illustrative of the working of 
the Government Scheme of Education in con- 
nection with Conference Methodism, conducted 
by Rev. James Carveth, W. Lindley, and J. 
Peachey. Reprinted from the Suffolk Chronicle. 
Lond., Hall & Co., n.d. [1848], 12"., pp. 23, 3d. 

Nonconformists defended, or an attack re- 
sisted, in a Letter to the Rev. J. Reeve. Lond., 
Hall and Co.; Ipswich, Burton; n.d. [18481, 
12"., pp. 12, 2d. 

A new and practical scheme of reform de- 
veloped; or the way to political equality and 
equitable taxation made plain. 1849, 8°. 

Recantation demanded and refused ; or a re- 
joinder to " An Appeal to Facts," contained in 
a pamphlet recently issued by the Rev. Robert 
Eckett, relative to the perogative exercised in 
the expulsion of the Rev. James Everett. 

1850, 8°. 

The prevarications of the Rev. Robert Eckett 
indicated and deplored ; or animadversions on his 
pamphlets entitled " A Rebuke to the Rev. J. 
Carveth " and " Editorial Strictures examined," 
and also on an article published by him in the 
TVesleyan Methodist Association Magazine for Jan., 

1851, on Ministerial Delinquencies. 1851, 8°. 
The Wesleyan Association, Mr. Carveth, and 

the Liverpool Circuit. A... full and accurate Re- 
port of the Proceedings at the Public Meeting 
held in... Liverpool,... Sept. 6th, 1852, to hear 
the Statements of the Rev. J. C, relative to 
his... treatment by the Annual Assembly of the 
Wesleyan Methodist Association. Lond., W. B. 
King, 3, Whitefriars Street, n.d. [1852], 8°., 
pp. 15. 

Sectarianism renounced ; or undivided allegi- 
ance to Jesus avowed in a letter to a Bible 
Christian Minister, with introductory and sup- 
plementary remarks by J. Carveth, " a servant 
of Jesus Christ." Wadebridge, printed by M. 
Quintrell, Bookbinder, etc. ; B. Hockin, Book- 
seller; n.d. [1870], 8»., pp. 8. 

CARVOLTH, Andrew, b. Cubert, 1771. d. 
Newly n in Pydar, 1845. 

Plain directions for curing various diseases in 
Sheep, and for the management of Ewes after 
yeaning and after weaning their Lambs. Also, 
directions for curing the mange and lulling 
worms in Horses, and curing the mange and 
killing ticks in Dogs. By A. Carvolth, of New- 
lyn [East], Cornwall. Brokenshir, printer, Truro, 
1825, post 8°., pp. 56. 



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CARVOSSO, Benedict {elder brother of William 
Carvosso). 6. Paul. cZ. Mousehole, 11th Dec, 
1823. cf. Treffnj's Menwirs of R. Trewavas, 
Sen. (ed. 1839), pp. 3.3, 64, 175, 210 ; Memoir 
of W. Carvosso (ed. 1835), pp. 79, 138-140. 

CARVOSSO, Rev. Benjamin {son of Will. 

Carvosso). Wesley an Minister, h. St. Gluvias, 

29th Sept., 1789. d. Camborne, 2nd Oct., 1854. 

c/. Ment. of R. Trewavas, Senior (ed. 1839), p. 

163-165. 

The Great Efficacy of Simple Faith in the 
Atonement of Christ, exempUfied in a Memoir 
of Mr. William Carvosso, sixty years a Class 
Leader in the Wesleyan Methodist Connexion. 
Written by himself, and Edited by his son [Rev. 
B. Carvosso]. Lond., Printed for the Editor, 
and sold by J. Mason. .,1835, 12°.. pp. xxxii 
and 304, 3/-.— 2nd ed., 1836, 12°., 3/-.— 3rd 
ed., 1836, 12°.— 4th ed., 1836, 12°.— 5th ed., 
1837, 12"., pp. 381.— 7th ed., 1839, 18"., pp. 
381.— 8th ed., 1842, 12°., 3/-.— New York, Re- 
printed from the 10th London ed., 1847, 12° 
—15th ed., Lond., 1859, 12°., pp. 381. 

Drunkenness, the enemy of Britain, arrested 
by the hand of God in the recent temperance 
movement : a Seriapn [on Isa., Ixi, 19] preached 
at a Temperance Festival near Liskeard, on 
Whit-Tuesday, June 9th, 1840, by Rev. B. 
Carvosso. Liskeard, Printed by James Hill, 
1840, 12°., 3d., or 2/6 per doz.— 2nd ed., Barn- 
staple, 1841, 12°., pp. 24. 

Account of D. B. Carvosso, by her -Father 
[Rev. B. Carvosso]. 1840, 18°., pp. 32. 

Attractive Piety ; or Memorials of Will. 
Banks Carvosso, Grandson of the late Mr. W. 
Carvosso. By his Father [Rev. B. Carvosso]. 
2nd ed., Lond., J. Mason, 1847, 18°., pp. 143. 
—3rd ed., 1847, 18°., pp. 143.— 4th ed., 1857, 
12°., pp. 6 & 143. 

Life's uncertainty improved. A Sermon [on 
Mark, xiii, 33] by Rev. B. Carvosso, Helston. 
In " Sermons by Wesleyan Methodist Ministers," 
(1851, 12°.), No. vii, vol. ii, pp. 97-111. 

Memoir of Benjamin Carvosso, son of Rev. 
B. Carvosso. Youth's Iristnuior, 1839. 

An Anecdote of a Cornish Class Leader. By 
B. Carvosso. Christian Miscell., Sept., 1850, p. 
283. 

Australian Magazine. Ed. by Rev. B. Car- 
vosso, Rev. W. Lawry, and another. Sydney, 
circa 1820. 

Note. — This was the first religious periodical ever 
published in Anstrnlia. 

The Faithful Pastor : a Memoir of the Rev. 
B. Carvosso, forty years a Wesleyan Minister, 
and one of the first Wesleyan Missionaries to 
Australia and Van Diemen's Land. By George 
Blencowe. Lond., J. Gladding, 20, City Road; 
sold by J. Mason, 1857, 8°., pp. viii and 370. 



CARVOSSO, Miss Deborah Banks. 

Account of D. B. Carvosso. 1840. See Car- 
vosso, Rev. B. 

CARVOSSO, William, b. near Mousehole, 
11th March, 1750. d. Dowstal, in Mylor, 13th 
Oct., 1834. cf Treffry's Memoirs of R. Tre- 
wavas, Senior (ed. 1839), p. 33. 

The Great Efficacy of Simple Faith. . .exempli- 
fied in a Memoir of Mr. W. Carvosso... Written 
by himself, and Edited by his son [Rev. B. 
Carvosso]. Lond.,,.. 1835, 12°. ,S^«« Carvosso, 
Rev. B. 

Letter from Mr, W. Carvosso to a young 
person. Christian Miscell, Nov., 1851, p, 338. 

CARVOSSO, Mrs. William {wife of the above), 
d. St. Gluvias, June, 1813. The first person 
interred in the Pousanooth burying ground. 
cf. Wesleyan Methodist Mug., 1814. 

CARVOSSO, William Banks {eldest Son of 
Rev. B. Carvosso). b. Windsor, N. S. W., 
Australia, 3rd Oct., 1821. d. Barnstaple, 
26th March, 1842. 

Attractive Piety; or Memorials of W. B. 
Carvosso, Grandson of the late Mr. W. Carvosso. 
By his Father [Rev. B. Carvosso], q^.v. 

CAVELL, John. Living in 1527. 

Livery and possession of three closes in 
Whalesborough, Cornwall. Trevelyan Papers 
{Camden Soc), pt. ii, 55. 

CARYL, Rev. Joseph, b. London, 1602. d. 
London, 7th Feb., 1673. 

England's Plus Ultra both of hoped mercies 
and of required duties, shewed in a Semion 
preached to the Honourable Houses of Parlia- 
ment, d-c, at Christ Church, April 2, 1646, 
being their day of Publike Thanksgiving to 
Almighty God for the great successe of the 
Parliament's Army in the West, especially in 
Cornwall, under Sir Thomas Fairfax, by J. Caryl, 
Minister of the Gospel at Magnus, near the 
Bridge, London. Lond., printed by T. F., for 
John Rothwell, &c., 1646, 4°., pp. 39. Br. 
Williams. 

Peters' Pattern, or the perfect path to worldly 
happiness. As it was delivered in a Funeral 
Sermon preached at the interment of Mr. Hugh 
Peters, lately deceased, by J[oseph] C[aryl], 
Translator of Pineda upon Job and one of the 
Triers. Lond., printed in the year 1659, 4"., 
pp. 13. — Reprinted in Harl. Miscell. (Ed. 1809),' 
vi, 181-88 (1810). [A satire on H. Peters]. 

I 



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CASE. Rev. Thomas. Prcnrher at Milk Street, 

Lmdon. h. 1598. d. 30th Alay, l(i82. 

The Root of Apostasy and Foundation of 

True Fortitude. Delivered in a Sermon before 

the House of Commons, on their \i\U' day of 

' Thanksgivhig for the Great Victory given to Sir 

■\Vilham Waller against the Army of Sir Ralph 

Hopton. Lond., Printed by J. R., for Luke 

Fawne, 1644, 8"., pp. 34. 

C ASELLI, Elizabeth, ?««?« Elizabeth Richards. 
d. circa 1830. 

Poems on Religious and Moral Subjects. By 
E. Caselli, Falmouth. Falmouth, printed and 
sold by James Trathan ; sold also by the 
Author; 1818, 8°., pp. 48. 

CASSELS, Walter Richard. h. London, 
Sept., 1826. 
Poems. Lond., Smith, Elder, & Co., 185C, 8« 

Note. — Contains " The Land's End," a poem, pp. 
141—45. 

CAUDWELL, Rev. Francis. V. of Cam- 
memllis 1858-1870, novi V of St. Peter's, 
Hoxton. h. Oxford. 

Defective Repentance the parent of Instability, 
etc. A Sermon preached at the Visitation held 
by the Venerable the Archdeacon of Cornwall, 
in the Church of St. Michael, Helston, on 
Tuesday, June 25th, 1867, by the Rev. F. 
Caudwell, Lioumbent of Carnmenellis. Redj'uth, 
James Tregaskis, Fore Street, n.d. (1867), 8°. 

Begins " Church of the Holy Trinity, Carn- 
menellis. The attention of the Parishioners 
is... invited to the following arrangement for 
their welfare "...m.c?. [18601], 8°., pp. 2. Signed 
F. Caudwell, Incumbent. 

CECIL, William. 

Grant of the Farm of the Ulnageship in Wales 
and the Duchy of Cornwall to W. Cecil, 
Esquire, for 21 years. Oct. 16, 1588. (Latin), 
Lansd. MSS., 56, art. 64. 

CENXICK, Rev. John. d. 4th July, 1755. 

The Good Shepherd. Being the substance of 
a discourse delivered at St. Ginnis, in Cornwall, 
in the year 1744...; 1754, 12".— 2nd ed., Dublin, 
printed ; London, reprinted and sold by M. 
Lewis; 1756, 8°., pp. 16. 

CHABERT, MoNS. The Fire King. d. 19th 
Nov., 1831. cf.n^.T.Farh's Musical Memoirs, 
ii, 290-92. 

Extraordinary scene at M. Chabert's exhibi- 
tion, at Penzance. Gent. Mug., Ixxxix, 646 
(1819) ; One and All, Feb., 1869. 



CHAFFERS, William. Potter at Lirerpnul. 
Mr. Chaffers A\ent into Cornwall in 1761, to 
enquire about Steatite, cf. Meteiiard's Life of 
Wedgwood, i, 290. 

CHAMBERLAIN, John. 

Imitations of original drawings by Hans 
Holbein, in the collection of His Majestie, for 
the portraits of illustrious persons of the Court 
of Henry VIII. With Biographical Tracts. 
Lond., Bulmer, " Shakespeare Printing Office," 
1792. 

Note. — Contains portraits of Simon George and 
John Eeskimer. 

CHAMOND of Launcells. N. & Q., 2 S., vii, 76 
(1859). 

CHAMOND, Dame Jane (daiighter of Sir 
Thomas Grenville). d. 1561. 

The Will of Dame Jane Chamond, 1552. 
Collect. Topograph, et GencuL, iv, 172-74. 

CHAMOND, Richard, M.P. for Bodmin (?.rtd 
son of Sir John Chamond). Sheriff of Cornuidl. 
cf. Chancery Proceedings, Eliz., ii, 6 ; Oliier's 
Monasficun, p. 16. 

Original Letter from R. Chamond to Mr. 
Jewart Flamank, requiring him to prepare him- 
self for his Majesty's Army (Hy. VIII). Harl. 
MSS., 309, art. 35. 

Launcells Vicarage rated 24tli- Nov., 1557, 
for R. Chamond. ib., 607, art. 303. 

CHAMPERNOWNE, Arthur. M.P.for Saltash 
1806. d. Dartington, Devon, 7th June, 1819. 

A Tour through Devon and Cornwall. 1780. 
MSS. (/. Pohvheles Beminiscmcex, i, 42-43. 

CHAMPERNOWNE, John {younger son of Sir 
pick Chativpernowne V). 

Grant of the Wardship of the Heir of J. 
Champernowne in 1448. Trevelyan Papers {Cam- 
den Soc, 1857), pt. i, pp. 34-35. 

CHAMPION, Anthony. M.P. for St. Germnv's 
and Liskeard. b. Croydon, 5th Feb., 1724-25. 
d. 22nd Feb., 1801. 

Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, English and 
Latin. By the late A. Champion, of the Middle 
Temple. Published from the original MSS., by 
William Henry, Lord Lyttleton. Lond., 1801, 
8°., 10/6. 

CHAMPION, Richard. Merchant, Bristol. 

A.D. 1775, No. 1096*. Specification of R. 
Champion. Manufacture of Porcelain. Lond., 
1775, fol. — Reprinted, Lond., Eyre & Spottis- 
woode, 1856, fol., pp. 4, 3d, 

Note. — This is an assignment of W. Coolsworthy's 
Patent, cf. " Meteyard's Life of Wedgwood," ii, 421—22, 



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CHILES. 



CHAPPEL, Rev. Elbon Vaughan, M.A. (iwl 
son of jr. T. Chajijiel). J', of Ea><t Oirhard 
irlth Margaret Ufarsh, Dorset, h. Truro. 

Twenty-Four Sermons. Truro, J. E. Netliertoii, 
18G1, 12"., pp. 166, i-. 

CHAPPEL, WiLLiAii; Traer. Maym- of Truro 
Jin fiiiirs. h. Truro, 10th June, 1792. d. 
Truro, 5tli Feb., ISCT. cf. Roy. Cornw. Gaz. ; 
Gad. Mag., iii, 400 (1867). 

CHAPPLE, James. 

On Steeping Seed Barley in a dry season. A 
Letter dated Bodmin, 12th March, 1784. Letters 
and Papers Bath mul JFest Engl. Soc, iii, 304-5. 

A Method of Potatoe Management for pre- 
venting the Curl. A Letter dated Bodmin, 
Nov. 7th, 1794. ih., vii, 350-51. 

CHAPPLE, \Y[lliam. Secretary to the Devon 
and Exeter Hospitals. 5.1718. d. 8th Sept., 
1781. 

Thesaurus Ecclesiasticus Provincialis ; or a 
Survey of the Diocese of Exeter. Exeter, 1782, 
4". 

Corni.sh MSS. in Sir Lawrence Palk's Lib. at 
Haldou House. 

CHARLES THE SECOND. 

Letter from the Prince of Wales to Lord 
Goring : heavy pressure of the Military upon 
the Counties of Cornwall and Devon. Laun- 
ceston, 26th July, 1645. Tanner MSS. (BocU. 
Lib.), 60, art. 116. 

CHARNOCK, Richard Stephen, Ph.D. {son 
of Richard Charnoek, of the Inner Temple, 
Barrister-at-Law). b. London, 11th Aug., 1820. 

Patronymica Cornu-Britannica, or the ety- 
mology of Cornish surnames. By R. S. Char- 
nook. Lond., Longman, 1870, 8°., pp. xvi and 
160, 7/6. 

CHARONDAS, pseud., i.e. 

A Political History of Cornwall spoken of 
as a great and useful desideratum, in a letter 
signed " Charondas, a moderate man." Gent. 
Mag., Ix, pt. ii, 1074 (1790). 

CHATTAWAY, Joseph, b. Devonport, 7th 
Dec, 1807. d. Deptford, 2nd Sept., 1857. 

An Historical Sketch of the Danmonii or 
Ancient Inhabitants of Devonshire and Corn- 
wall ; to which is appended a short Vocabulary 
of the Cornish Tongue. Lond., J. B. Nichols ; 
W. Curtis, Plymouth; 1830, 12"., pp. 112. 



CHENEVIX, Richard, P.R.S. and M.R.LA. 

b. Ireland, d. Paris, 5th April, 1830. 

Annlysis of the Arseniates of Copper and of 
Iron [descril)ed in Count de Bournon's Paper] 
found in ^Vheal Garland Mine ; likewise of the 
Red Octaedral Copper Ore of Cornwall. J^hiln.-i. 
Trans., xci, Kii) and 193 (1801); Jnnal.de 
Chiniie, xlv, 44-61 (1802).— Reprinted, Lond., 
W. Buhner and Co., 1801, 4o. 

CHESTER, John. b. 29th Dec, 1803. d. 
Penzance, 10th May, 1838. 

An Essay on the Pilchard. Rep. R.C.P. Soc, 
1835, p. 102. 

CHEYNE, William. 

Appointment of W. Cheyne to the ofl&ce of 
Baily of Stallage of Penwith and Kirrier. liarl. 
MSS., 433, art. 307. 

CHICHELE, Thomas, of Higham Ferrers, 
Northampton, d. 25th Feb., 1400. 

Stemmata Chicheleana; or a Genealogical 
Account of some of the Families derived from 
Thomas Chichele [by E. Buckler]. Oxford, at 
the Clarendon Press, 1765, 4°., pp. xiv, 156, and 
index not paged. — Supplement, 1775, 4°., pp. 
iv, 160, and index. 

Note. — Contains information relative to the Buller, 
Anstis, Robartes, Edgeoumbe, Murth, Molesworth, and 
St. Aubyu families. 

CHILCOTT, Charles. The Giant, b. Tintagel/ 
1755. d. 5th April, 1815. cf Hone's Every- 
Day Booh, ed. 1827, ii, 969. 

CHILDREY, Rev. Joshua, b. Rochester, 1623. 

d. Upway, 26th Aug., 1670. 

Britannia Baconica; or the natural rarities 
of England, Scotland, and Wales, according as 
they are to be found in every Shire... Lond., 
1660, 1661, 1662, 8". 

Note. — The Cornish portion of this work is taken 
almost verbatim from E. Carew's Survey of Cornwall. 

CHILDS, Christopher' {son of Joseph Childs). 

b. Liskeard, 9th April, 1815. 

The Social and Moral Improvement of the 
Working Miners of Cornwall and Devon. A 
Letter to Charles Fox, Esquire, President of the 
Miners' Association of Cornwall and Devon. 
Folded Plan of Miners' Changing House. 
[Signed Christr. Childs, Liskeard, 1st March, 
1862]. Liskeard, Printed by J. Philp, Great 
Place, 1862, 8°., pp. 16. Circulated gratuitously. 

Suggestions respecting the conditions under 
which University Education may be made more 
available for Clerks in Government oflBces, for 
Barristers, for Solicitors. By Sir F. Rogers, . . . 
C. Childs, etc., Oxford Tutors' Association. 
Oxford and London, J. H. Parker, 1854, 8°. 



CHILDS. 



CHILDS. 



CHILDS, G-EOEGE BOELASE, F.E.C.S. {S07l of 

Joseph Childs). b. Liskeard, 7th July, 1816. 

Improvement and Preservation of the Female 
Figure, with a New JMode of Treatment of 
Lateral Curvature of the Spine. Plates. Lond., 
C. & S. Palmer, 1840, 12°., pp. 188, 5/-. 

A Practical Treatise on tlie New Operation 
for Lateral Curvature of the Spine. Plates. 
Lond., Whittaker, 1841, roy. 8"., pp. 56, 4/-. 

Gonorrhoea and its Consequences, with a 
Short Historical Sketch of the Venereal Disease. 
Lond., Samuel Highley, 1843, 12°., pp. 155, 4/-. 

Note. — Dedicated to William Coulson, Esq. 

A few Practical Observations on the Injuries 
incidental to Warfare. The substance of three 
Lectures addressed to the Officers and Privates 
of the Royal London Militia. Dedicated, by 
permission, to the Eight Honourable Lord 
Palmerston. Lond., Churchill, 1854, 12°., pp. 
48, 1/6. 

Copy of the Examination and Returns of 
G. B. Childs... on the Sanitary Condition of the 
City Police Force, as given before the Commis- 
sion appointed to inquire into the regulations 
affecting the Sanitary Condition of the Army. 
1858. [Taylor, Printer, 39, Coleinan Street, 
1858], 8"., pp. 24. 

Copy of the General Report of G. B. Childs 
...on the Dress of the City Police Force, ad- 
dressed to the Worshipful the Police Committee, 
1861. [W. H. Collingridge, City I'ress, 117 to 
119, Aldersgate Street, London, E.C,], 8"., 
pp. 12. 

Copy of a Report on the probable duration of 
life of the men in the City Police Force, with 
General Observations on the Medical History of 
the Force. By G. B. Childs, Surgeon to the 
Force. Addressed to the Worshipful the Police 
Committee. 1863. [W. H. Collingridge, Lon- 
don], 8°., pp. 16. 

Translation from the Gaceta Medica, with 
Remai-ks, Lmcet, 1849-50. 

Ovariotamy in reference to its introduction 
into legitimate Surgery. Med. Circular, xi, 2&&, 
28.5, 301, 315 (1857). 

Apparatus for Carinated Sternum, ib., xii, 
27 (1858). 

Plastic Surgery. Selected from the works of 
M. Joubert de Lamballe. Ed. by G. B. Childs. 
ib., xii, 1.3, et seq. ; xiii, 2, et seq, (1858). 

Note. — A series of Papers, edited by G. B. Childs 
for the Medical Circular. 

Division of Spinal Muscles. Med. Gaz., i, 
370 (1840). 

Constriction of Hamstring Tendons, ib., i, 
420 (1841). 

Spinal Curvatures, ib., i, 621 (1841). 



CHILDS, Geoege Boelase. (Con.). 

Treatment of Gonorrhoea by Superficial Caut- 
erization, ib., 28th July, 1843, p. 646. 

Use of Mercury in ordinary cases of Syphilis. 
ib., 1852. 

The Spanish Girl, or the Spy of Naples. A 
Drama. 1857. Not printed. 

Note. — First acted at the City of London Theatre,, 
in March, 1857. 

Proclamatio Regii CoUegii Dramatic!. Lond. 

Alfonso and Claudina. The Faithful Spouse, 
or the Hated Race. A Richardsonian Drama, 
in one act. By Cirujano, M.M.C. [i.e., G. B. 
Childs], author of the Spanish Girl. . . . Diprose 
and Bateman, 4, Clement's Court, Carey Street, 
Lincoln's Inn, n.d. [1862], 8°., pp. 12. 

Note. — The above is from the cover ; on the title 
page it says, in addition, "Written expressly for the 
Eoyal Dramatic College Fete of 1862, by . Cirujano, 
M.M.C, author of the ' Dying Phantom ; or the Victim 
of Withering Blights.'" 

Barbadazulo Vanagloroso, the Demon of the 
Castle Heights ; or the brother's revenge. Rich- 
ardson's Dramas. By Cirujano. Lond., 1863. 

Don Sobre Izquierdo, or Alfredo and Flo- 
rencia. A Parent's Curse, or the Lovers' 
Resolve. A Richardsonian Drama, of thrilling 
interest, written expressly for the Royal Dramatic 
College Fete of 1864. By Cirujano, M.M.C, 
author<of Barbadazulo Vanagloroso . . . n.p. or d, 
[Lond., 1864], 8°., pp. 8. 

Note. — The four preceding works were written for 
the benefit of the Dramatic College Fund, and were 
produced at the annual fetes at the Crystal Palace, 
Sydenham. 

The Inconstant. Music by C. F. Hall ; words 
by G. B. Childs. Lond., Lewis, Cheapside 
[1843], fol., 2/-. 

There is a hope. Ballad. Music by C. F. 
Hall ; words by G. B. Childs. Lond., Lewis 
[1843], fol.— [1854], fol, 2/-. 

They say that in heaven the angels so coy, 
Ballad., .the poetry and melody by G. B. Childs. 
Lond., Lewis [1854], fol.,. 2/-. 

CHILDS, Robert Walker (son of Joseph 

Childs). b. Liskeard, 1821. 

Animal Intellect, and its relations to matter 
and spirit. Anon. Lond., Wertheim and Macin- 
tosh, 1851, 8°., pp. vii and 127, 5/-. 

A Letter to R. B. Crowder, Esq., M.P., on 
Mining Partnerships upon the Cost Book System, 
as carried on within the Stannaries of Cornwall 
and Devon. By R. W. Childs. Lond., Simpkin, 
1854, 8°., pp. 23, 1/-. 

A Letter to the Vice- Warden of the Stan- 
naries on the Chancery Winding-up Acts, as 
affecting Mining Partnerships within the Stan- 
naries of Cornwall and Devon. By R. W. Childs, 
Lond., Simpkin, 1857, 8°,, pp. 16, 1/-. 



CHIEGWIN. 



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CHIRGWm, Edward James, b. Street-an- 
Nowan, Newlyn, lltli Jan., 1792. d. Street- 
an-Nowan, 21st March, 1846. 

Exuviation of the common Crawfish. By E. 
Chirgwin. Tram. P.N.H. & A.S., i, 35 (1845) ; 
Newmans Zoologist, iii, 834-36 (1845). 

CHIVEETON, Sir Richard, of Trehunsey, 
Quethiock. h. 1616. 

London's Triumph. Celebrated the 29th of 
October, 1657, in honour of the truly deserving 
Rich. Chiverton, Lord Mayor of London, at the 
cost and charges of the Right Worshipful Com- 
pany of Skinners. By J. Tatham. Lond,, 
1657, 1° 

Chiverton, Mayor. Tuesday, the eighth day 
of December, 1657. An order of the Lord 
Mayor and Court of Aldermen against conceal- 
ing and colouring the. goods of aliens and 
foreyners [signed Sadler]. Printed by James 
Flesher, Printer to the Honourable City of 
London, s. sh., fol. 

CHIVERTON op CHYVERTON. 

Chyverton's Obits, and Burials of Cornish 
Gentlemen. MSS. [Now lost\. 

CHORLEY, Charles. 

Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall. 
[Ed. by C. Chorleyl. Truro, J. R. Netherton, 
ia64, 8". Continumg. 

Chronological Memoranda for 1864 and suc- 
ceeding years. [By C. Chorley]. Journ. li.I.C, 
April, 1865, pp. 81-88, et seq. 

Bibliotheca Cornubiensis. Preparatory Lists. 
[Ed. by T. Q. Couch and C. Chorley]. Truro, 
J. R. Netherton, 1865, 8<\, pp. 75. 

CHRISTAL, J. See Cristall, J. 

CHRISTOPHERS, Rev. S. Woolcock. ?Fes- 

leyan Minister, b. Falmouth, 25th April, 1810. 

The Duty of Christian Liberality in its con- 
nection with God's more abundant blessing. A 
Sermon. Plymouth, Smith ; Lond., J. Gilbert ; 
1846, 8"., pp. 24, 4d. 

Jehovah's Advice to Young Men ; a Sermon 
[on Prov., iii, 1-6] addressed to Young Men, in 
Morice Square Chapel, Devonport . . . Jan. 6th, 
1850. Preached and pub. by request of the 
Devonport and Stonehouse Young Men's Chris- 
tian Association. Printed for the Association, 
by J, Heydon, Devonport, n.d. [1850], 12o., pp. 
24. 

The Pioneer Bishop; the life and times of 
Francis Asbury, by W. P. Strickland, with an 
Introduction by Nathan Bangs, D.D. ; English 
edition, with an Introduction by Rev. S, W. 



CHEISTOPHEES, Eev. S. Woolcocb:. {Con.). 

Christophers, of Manchester. Manchester, David 
Kelly; Lond., Simpkin ; 1860, 8"., pp. xvi and 
248. 

Hj'mn-Writers and their Hymns. By Rev. 
S. W. Christophers. Lond., S. W. Partridge, 
1866, post 8"., pp. xiv and 490, 7/6. 

Note. — The above work contains some anecdotes 
relath e to Charles Wesley's visit to Cornwall and the 
Methodists in the County. 

The Cotton Famine. [Wesleyan Religious 
Trrtch^. No. 60. Lond., Published by John 
Mason, 2, Castle Street, Finsbury; sold at 66, 
Paternoster-Row ; 12"., pp. 8, price 2/- per 100. 

Who's your Dressmaker ■? i&.,No. 140. Lond., 
Published by J. Mason, City Road ; sold at 66, 
Paternoster-Row; 12"., pp. 16, 4/- per 100. 

Tea-Table Talk, ib., No. 149. ib., IS"., pp. 
16, 4/- per 100. 

A Comfortable Home in Bad Times, ib., No, 
161. ih., 12"., pp. 12, 3/- per 100. 

A Sea-side Gem. ib., No. 183. ib., 12°., pp. 
8, 2/- per 100. 

The Old Mill on the Sand-Bar. ib., No. 198. 
A, 120., pp., 8, 2/- per 100. 

Putting off the Wedding, ib., No. 221. ib., 
12"., pp. 12, 3/- per 100. 

Why was the Shop Shut? ib., No. 304. ib., 
12"., pp. 12, 3/- per 100. 

A Night Cry by the Way-side, ib.. No. 332. 
«&., 12»., pp. 8, 2/- per 100. 

The Stone in a Tin Can. ib.. No. 416. ib., 
120., pp. 12, 3/- per 100. 

Happy Life under a Moorland Rock, ib.. No. 
438. ib., 120., pp. 12, 3/- per 100. 

How about the Wedding ? ib.. No. 605. ib., 
120., pp. 16, 4/- per 100. 

Buddhism. Lond. Quart. Rev., x, 513 (1858). 

Early Christian Monachism. *.,xi, 289 (1859). 

The Teutonic Tribes in England, ib., xii, 
355 (1859). 

Ethnology and Literature of Cornwall, ib., 
xiii, 323 (I860), 

Early English Missions and Missionaries, ib,, 
XV, 406 (1861). 

The Benedictines in England, ib., xvi, 313 
(1861). 

Old Haunts and Remains of a Cornish Genius 
[i.e., Dr. W. Borlase]. ib., xvii, 385-413 (1862). 

The Partal Family, ib., xviii, 390. 

Irish Annals, ib., xx, 54 (1863). 

Hill-side Thoughts about Shepherds and Sheep. 
Wesleyan Methodist Mag., v, 124 (1859). 
Basil and his Order, ib., v, 961. 
More Hill-side Thoughts. ib.,V\, 152 (1860), 
The Carmelites. ib„ vi, 22]., 



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CLABK. 



CHEISTOPHEES, Rev. S. Woolcook. (Con.). 

Memoir of Mr. Jas. Fildes, of Manchester. 
ib., vi, 379. 

Augustine, his Canons and his Order, ib., 
vii, 18, 323 (1861). 

Wanderings among the Old Dwelling-places 
of our English Divines. Weskyan Mag., Smaller 
Ed., i, 163, etc.; ii, 18, etc. (1861-62), 

The Christian Church, its Design and Con- 
stitution, ib., N. S., ii, 70, etc. 

The Self-taught Cornishman. ib., ii, 549. 

Two and two. ib., iii, 72, 174. 

Our Country. — The Banks of the Teign. By 
X. [i.e., Eev. S. W. Christophers]. Christian 
Miscell. and Family Visitor, iv, 186, etc. (1858) ; 
V, 21, etc. (1859). 

Our Country. — The Banks of the Tamar. By 
X. ih., vi, 18, etc, ; vii, 27, etc. (1860-61). 

Our Country.— The Banks of the Tavy. By 
X. ib., viii, 21, etc. (1862). 

Our Country. — The Cornish Coast. By X. 
ib., ix, 50, etc. (1863). 

The Chit Eoek. ib , vi, 33 (1860), 

An Ancient Protestant House of Southern 
France, ib., viii, 257, 289 (1862). 

Peers Hayes. Walter Ealeigh's Birth-place. 
ib., X, 321 (1864). 

The Sunday School Teacher's Self Discipline. 
Wesleyan Sunday School Mag., ii, 147, etc. (1858). 

Recollections of Sunday School Life, ib., iii, 
1, etc. (1859). 

The Little School in the Valley, ib., iv, iii 
(1860). 

Notes out of an Old Scholar's deepest Pigeon- 
hole, ib., v, 6, etc. (1861). 

Notes out of another Pigeon-hole, not quite 
so deep as the last, ib , vii, 7, etc. (1863). 

Monthly Chat in our Old Parlour. W^esleyan 
Spedator,'So. i, p. 21, Oct., 1863; No. ii, p, 66, 
Nov. ; No. iii, p. 125, Dec. ; No. iv, p. 162, 
Jan., 1864. 

Uncle Samuel's Words and Ways. Father 
mUiam's Stories, pp. 25, 42, 50, 60. {Wesleyan 
Booh Society, 1866). 

Homes of Old Writers. Our Own Fireside, 
1867, p. 351, etc.; 1868, p. 14, etc.; 1869, p. 
16, etc. 

Scenes from the Bye-ways of Life, ib., 1870, 
p.—. 



CHUDLEIGH, Mrs. M. Ecclesia (fc, ,. 
of Rev. Pdchard Lyne, R of Little Petherick, 
and wife of Rev. N. F. Chudleigh, V. of St. 
Columb Minor), b. Castle Hill, Liskeard, 1795. 
Midnight Meditations (with Notes) and other 



CHUDLEIGH, Mrs. M. Ecclesia. (Con.). 

Poems. Lond., Simpkin, 1854, 8°., pp. 138, 5/-. 
Thoughts on "Ecce Homo." By M, E, Chud- 
leigh, St. Columb Minor, Cornwall. Truro, 
J. R. Netherton, 1867, 8». 



, M.A. Professor of 
Coll., Cirencester, b. 



CHURCH, Arthur H. 
Chemistry, Roy. Agric. 
London. 

On some Hydrated Cupric Oxychlorides from 
Cornwall. Journ. Chem. Soc, iii, 77-83 (18()5). 

On some Hydrated Cupric Oxysulphates from 
Cornwall, ib., iii, 83-88. 

Notes on a Cornish Mineral of the Atacamite 
Group, ib., iii, 212-14. 

On a Ferric Hydrate from Botallack, Corn- 
wall, ib., iii, 214-15. 

Chemical Researches in some new and rare 
Cornish Minerals, ib., iii, 259-68 ; iv, 130-35 
(1866); vi, 276-79 (1868). 

On a new Hydrous Sulphate of Copper and 
Aluminium, " Woodwardite." Chem. News, xii, 
85, 113 (1866). [cf Journ. Chem. Soc, iv, 130]. 

On a new British Mineral containing Cerium. 
ib., xii, 121 (1865), named "Churchite" by 
C. G. Williams, F.R.S. ib., xii, 183 [ef Journ. 
Chem. Soc., iii, 259]. 

Notes on new Cornish Minerals. Rep. Miners' 
Assoc, of C. & D., 1868, p, 49-52. 

Carclaze, an Old Cornish Mine. The Student, 
iii, 401-407; iv, 154 (1869). 

Cornish Serpentine, ib., v, 81-83 (1869), 

The New Purple Clover found in Cornwall. 
Journ. Rot., iv, 299 (1866J. 

CHURCH, Edward. Roman Catholic Priest, 
b. St. Columb Major, 15th Nov., 1728. d. 
Rixton, .near Warrington, 22nd Jan., 1820. 
cf. Oliver's Hist, of Catholic Religion, p. 262 ; 
Oliver's Collections towards the Biography of the 
Members of the Society of Jesus, p. 68. 

CIEUJANO, pseud., i.e., Childs, G. B. 

CIVIS, pseud., i.e., Le Grice, Rev. C. V. 

CLARK, George T. 

Public Health Act... Report to the General 
Board of Health on a preliminary inquiry into 
the sewerage, drainage, and supply of water, 
and the .sanitary condition of the inhabitants of 
the Borough of Bodmin. By G. T. Clark, Super- 
intending Inspector. Lond., Clowes and Sons, 
1850, 8"., pp. 18. 

CLARK, Sir James, Bart., K.C.B. Physician 
in ordim,ry to H.M. the Queen, b. Findlater, 
Cullen, Banffshire, 14th Dec, 1788. d. Bag- 
shot, Surrey, 29th June, 1870. 

The Influence of Climate in the Prevention 



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CLAEK, SiK James. (Con.). 

and Cure of Chronic Diseases, more particularly 
of the Chest and Digestive Organs, comprising 
an account of the principal places resorted to 
by Invalids in England, the South of Europe, 
ek: Lend., J. Murray, 1830, 8"., pp. xl and 400. 
Note. — Climate of Cornwall, pp. 59 — 74. 

CLAEK, Captain Thomas. 

The New and Correct Long-shore Pilot ; or a 
Key to the British Channel Chart, from the 
Land's-end to Portsmouth. Lond., Printed for 
the Proprietor, and sold by D. Lyon, Corner of 
Exeter-change, Strand, 1810, 8"., pp. 47. 

CLARKE, Rev. Adam, LL.D. WesUyan Min- 
idci: b. Magherafelt, Londonderry, 1762. 
d. Bayswater, Middlesex, 26th Aug., 1832. 
An Account of the Life of A. Clarke. By 

M. A. Smith. Lond., 1835, 3 vols., 8». 

x:oTE. — Dr. Clarke came into Cornwall in 1784, 5, 6, 

7, 1801 and 1819. 

A Short Account of Mount Rowtor in Corn- 
wall, in " Dr. Adam Clarke's Works," vol. xi 
[Detached pieces, vol. ii], pp. 54-67. 

An attempt to explain the inscription on 
what is called Arthur's Tomb Stone, near 
Camelford. ib., pp. 67-77. 

Letter from Rev. A. Clarke to Rev. J. Wesley, 
dated Plymouth, 18th June, 1786. Arminian 
Ma,/., XV, 440-42 (1792). 

Note. — Concerning John Nile, of Linkinhorne. 

CLARKE, Rev. Edward Daniel, D.C.L. b. 

Sussex, 1769. d. Lond., 9th March, 1822. 

A Tour through the South of England, Wales, 
and part of Ireland, in 1791. Lond., R. Edwards, 
1793, 8"., pp. 403. 

Note.— This work is very scarce. The Anthor 
bought up the copies and destroyed them. cf. Life of 
Dr. Clarke, by Bishop Otter (ed. 1824), p. 65. 

CLARKE, S. 

Translation.— Anacreon. Ode 14. To Eros. 
By S. C[larke]. Helston Gram. School Mag., 1857- 
59, p. 12. 

Horace. Ode 21, Book i. By S. C. ib., 
117-18. 

CLARKE, Rev. Samuel Childs, M.A. (son 
of Major-Gen. James Clarke, B.M.L.I.). Head 
Master of Launceston Grammar School and V. 
of St. Thomas, Launceston, from \M9.. 6. Royal 
Marine Barracks, Stonehouse, 17th Jan., 1821. 
Thoughts in Verse from a Village Church- 
man's Note Book. Oxford, J. H. Parker ; Exeter, 
H. J. Wallis; 1848, 8°., pp. 99, ,3/6. 
A Constructive Exercise Book for French 



CLAEKB, Eev. Samuel Chiles. (Con.). 

Verbs. Launceston, P. D. Maddox, 1869, 8°., 8d. 

A Constructive Exercise Book for Latin 
Verbs. Launceston, P. D. Maddox, 1869, 8°., 9d. 

Parsing Exercises for English or Latin, adapted 
to the Public Schools' Latin Primer. Launceston, 
James Brummell, 1869, 8°. 

Th:'. Harvest-tide Thanksgiving. Words by 
Rev. S. C. Clarki! ; the music by Joseph Barnby. 
Inthf MuMcil Times (Novello), No. 320 (1868). 

Breaking-up for the holidays. School Song. 
Worcs by Rev. S. C. Clarke; the music by 
Rev. J. B. Dykes, Mus. Doc. Lond., Novello, 
1869, fol. 

Eniiy Violets. Song. Words by Rev. S. C. 
Clarke ; music by A. B. Burrington. 

Our Rural Holiday. Words by Rev. S. C. 
Clarke ; music by T. Crampton. In " Hand- 
book of Vocal Trios." Lond., Pitman, 1870. 

Sleep, fairest lady. Rewritten for Bishop's 
glee, " Sleep, gentle lady." ib. 

Welcome to the Spring, ib. 

Come, rouse ye, my lads. Adapted to Bishop's 
glee, "Mynheer Van Dunck," in "The Part 
Singer." Lond., Pitman, 1870. 

let no rude invader come. Rifle Volunteer 
Song. Words and Melody by Rev. S. C. Clarke. 
Lond., Novello, fol. 

Harvest Hymns. Words by Rev. S. C. Clarke; 
music by Rev. J. B. Dykes and Arthur H. 
Brown. 

CLAYTON, Rev. John. b. Lancashire, 5th 
Oct., 1754. d. Gaines, 22nd Sept., 1843. 
Memorials of the Clayton Family, etc. By 

Rev. T. W. Aveling. Lond., Jackson, 1867, 8° 
Note. — Eev. J. Clayton visited Cornwall in 1776, 

p. 40. 

CLAYTON, Sir William, Bart. b. 1 6th AprO, 

1762. d. Boulogne, 26th Jan., 1834. 

1831. Statement of the Sub-Leases granted 
by Sir W. Clayton and his father, of the Ken- 
nington estate. [Lond., 1831], s. sh., 4". 

The Duchy of Cornwall and Sir William 
Clayton, Bart., and his leases. [Lond.], 1832,8". 

A Sketch of the ruinous situation in which 
Sir W. Clayton, Bart., his lessees, and their 
under lessees are placed by the Duchy of Corn- 
wall's demand of an exhorbitant fine for the 
renewal of the leases of the Clayton estate, at 
Kennington. Lond., 1832, 8°. 

Statement of the tenure under which Sir W. 
Clayton, Bart., and his ancestors have held their 
estate at Kennington, under the Duchy of 
Cornwall, from time immemorial. [Lond., 1832], 
s. sh., fol. 

A short statement of the case of the late Sir 
W. Clayton, Bart., and his leasees holding an 



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CLAYTON, SiE William. (Con.). 

estate at Kennington, under the constitution of 
tlie Duchy of Cornwall. Lond. [1834], 8°. 

Case between Sir William Clayton, Bart., and 
the Duchy of Cornwall [with documents and an 
opinion on the easel. The Preface and the 
opinion signed J. H[aines]. Lond., J. Betts, 
7, Compton Street, Brunswick Square, 1834, 8". 

Note. — Preface, p. i; Case, pp. ii — viii; Documents 
and Observations, in parallel columus, pp. 1 to 61=122 
pages ; Opinion, pp. 1 — 34 ; Addenda to Opinion, pp. 
ix to XX. 

The History of the Constitution of the Duchy 
of Cornwall and its Tenants, as established for 
the mutual benefit of both parties... for the 
purpose of getting the Duchy Lands built on . . . 
and containing a refutation of all the arguments 
of the Lord Chancellor ... in his Judgment of 
the Clayton Case, in respect of an Estate at 
Kennington, in Surrey, . . with a few observations 
on the Acts of 33 Geo. III... Loud., J. Betts, 
1834, 8"., pp. 1-148. Additional Observations, 
pp. 1-9. 

Note. — The work is signed at page 148, "John 
Haines, No. 38, Tonbridge Street, New Boad, London 
(Formerly a Country Solicitor)." 

The Juridical Argument of Thomas George 
Western, Esq. (of the Middle Temple), against 
the decree of the Eight Hon. Lord Brougham 
and Vaux, late Lord High Chancellor of Eng- 
land, upon the case of the late Sir William 
Clayton, Bart., and the Duchy of Cornwall ; 
with Mr. Western's opinion upon the rights of 
the younger children of Sir W. Clayton, and 
consequently upon the rights of all his lessees 
of the Kennmgton Estate. Lond., Houghton 
and Co. ...1835, 8"., pp. 73, with "Further 
Observations by Mr. Haines," pp. 1-9. 

Note. — Mr. Haines' bound copy of the three pre- 
ceding pamphlets, with MSS. notes in his hand-writing, 
is now the property of Mr. W. Noy, London. 

CLIFT, WiLLTAM, F.R.S. Conservator of the 
Huntetian Museum, h. Burcombe, near Bodmin, 
14th Feb., 1775. c^. Stanhope Cottage, Hamp- 
stead Eoad, London, 20th June, 1^49. cf. 
Gent. Mag., xxxii, 209-10 (1849); Med. Gaz., 
p. 114, 22nd Jan., 1870; E. W. AdancVs 
Bio J. Sketch of Sir B. C. Biodie, pp. 65-67. 
Experiments to ascertain the influence of the 

spinal marrow on the action of the heart in 

Fishes. Philos. Trans., cv, 91-96 (1S15). 

Some Fossil Bones discovered in the limestone 

quarries of Oreston. By Joseph A^'hidbey, F.R.S. 

With a description of the bones by W. Clift 

ib., cxiii, 81-90 (1823). 

On the Fossil Remains of the two new species 
of Mastodon and of other Vertebrated Animals 



CLIFT, William. (Core.). 

found on the left bank of the Irawadi. Trans. 
Geol. Soc, ii, 369-76 (1829) ; [Froc. Geol. Sac, i, 
69-71, 1834]. 

Some Account of the Remains of the Megar 
therium sent to England from Buenos Ayres, by 
Woodbine Parish, ib., iii, 437-50 (1835). 

Poems by Mrs. John Hunter, written to W. 
Clift. See Durell, Rev. E. 

CLIMO, Joseph E. b. Polruan, in Lanteglos, 
14th Feb., 1844. 

The Fowey Salmon Fishery. Land and Water, 
23rd May, 1868, p.—. 

Capture of Blue Shark off Fowey. ib., 19th 
Sept., p. 138. 

The Salmon Fishery Inquiry at Fowey. ib., 
19th Sept., p. 141. 

Mackarel Boats and Crab Pots. ih., 24th 
Oct., p. 218. 

Close time for the Fowey Salmon Fishery. 
ib., 24th Oct., p. 219. 

The Fowey. ib., 9th Jan., 1869, p. 28. 

The Fowey Salmon Fishery, ib., 30th Jan., 
p. 76. 

Uniform close time, ib., 3rd July, p. 6 . 

Salmon-peel off Fowey. ib., 14th Aug., p. 103. 

Lobster casting its shell in a store-pot. ib., 
24th Aug., p. 119. 

CLIONAS, -pseud., i.e., Nicolas, Sir N. H. 

CLOAKE, Hugh, of Cornwall, d. 23rd or 24th 
June, 1688. bur. 26th, at Marazion. 

A Call from Sin to Holiness of Life ; or a 
Warning to the Inhabitants of the Town of 
Penzance, and to all others that have the Form 
of GodHness but deny the power thereof by 
their evil conversation, given forth by One of 
the least of Christ's Flouk, Hugh Cloake. 
Printed in the year 1685, 4"., 1| sheets. 

CLOBERY, Robert, M.D.' (only son of Eobert 
Glynn), assumed his mother's name of Clobery 

in . b. Kelland, near Bodmin, 5th Aug., 

1719. d. Cambridge, 8th Feb., 1800. cf. 
Fohvhele's Biog. Sketches, i, 48 ; C. Oarlyon's 
Early Years, ii, 1-49 ; Gent. Mag., Ixx, 276 
(1800); European Mag., xxxvii, 175, 355-57 
(1800), Ixxvi, 14 (1819); Dyer's Camhidge, 
ii, 187; Nichols' Lit. Anecdotes, viii, 211; 
Nichols' Illustrations, Hi, 309, 664 ; Chatham 
Correspondence, iv, 309 ; Munk's Roll of Phy- 
sicians, ii, 207-209; G. Pryme's AutoUogiaphic 
Recollections, p. 46. 

The Day of Judgment. A Poetical Essay. 
Cambridge, 1757, 4"., 1/-.— 2nd ed., Cambridge,' 
1757,4°. " 



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CLOBERY, BoBEET. (Con.). 

The Day of Judgment. Pearch's Collection 
of Poems, 1770, iii, 61-72. 

The Day of Judgment. A Seatonian Prize 
Poem. Pearch's Collection, Musm Seatoniance (1773), 
pp. 91-103. 

The Day of Judgment. [A Poem]. Musce 
Seatoniance. Cambridge University Press, 1772, 
8". 

The Day of Judgment. A Seatonian Prize 
Poem. /. Roach's Beauties of tlie Poets, vol. 4, 
1794, 120. 

The Day of Judgment. A Seatonian Prize 
Poem. In A Collection of Poems on Beligious 
and Moral Subjects, 1797, 12^. 

The Day of Judgment. A Poetical Essay. . . 
Cambridge, 1800, 8o. 

The Day of Judgment. A Seatonian Prize 
Poem. B. Porteus' " The Monitor," 1805, 80- 

The Day of Judgment, in Mus(b Seatoniance. 
(Cambridge, 1808), pp. 71-82. 

The Day of Judgment, etc. E. Sandford's 
" The Works of the British Poets," vol. xxxvii, 
1819, 12°. 

The Poems of E. Glynn. The Life of R. 
Glynn. By E. A. Davenport. The British 
Poets, vol. Iviii, 1822, 12°. 

A Catalogue of the Library of Dr. Eobert 
Glynn, late Fellow of King's Coll., Camb., 
deceased, comprehending a general collection of 
Books in every branch of Literature, particularly 
Classical and Medical, many of them abounding 
with MS. notes by the late learned possessor. 
To be sold by Mr. King, Dec. 4, 1800, and 4 
following days. J. Barker, printer, 1800, 8"., 
pp. 46. 

Benevolus and the Magpie. Verses by Mr. 
Plumptre. Gunning's Reminiscences of Cambridge, 
ii, 93-97. 

Note. — An anecdote about R. Clobery and a 
patient. 

CLOSSE, G[EORGE q. 

The Parricide Papist or Cut-throate Catho- 
licke ; a tragical! discourse of a murther lately 
committed at Padstow, in the Countie of Corne- 
wall, by a professed Papist, killing his owne 
Father and afterwardes himself, in Zeale of his 
Popish Eeligion, the 11th of March last past, 
1606. Written by G. Closse, Preacher of the 
Word of God, at Blacke Torrington, in Devon. 
Printed at London, for Christopher Hunt, dwel- 
ling in Pater-noster-Eow, neare the King's head 
[1606], 4"., 12 leaves. H. Huth, Esq. 

The Parricide Papist, etc. Printed at London, 
for Christopher Hunt, dwelling in Lovell's Inne, 
in Paternoster-row, 1606, 4"., 3 leaves. Br. 
Museum. 



CLUTTERBUCK, Henry, M.D. {son of Thomas 
CluUerhuck). b. Marazion, 1770. d. Bride 
Street, Blackfriars, London, 24th April, 1856. 
cf. Illust. Lond. News, pp. 523, 567 (1856) ; 
Gent. Mag., xlv, 663, 1856; People's and 
Howitt's Journ., iii, 245-47. 

An Account of a new and successful Method 
of treating those affections which arise from the 
Poison of Lead. Lond., Boosey, 1794, 8°., pp. 
69, 2/-. 

Remarks on some of the opinions of the 
late Mr. John Hunter, respecting the Venereal 
Disease, in a Letter to Joseph Adams, M.D., etc. 
Lond., Boosey, 1799, 8"., pp. 72, 1/6. 

Tentamen Pathologicum Inaugurate qusedam 
de Sede et Natura Febris proponens. Lond., 
1804, 8"., 2/. 

An enquiry into the s^at and nature of Fever, 
as deducible from the phenomena, causes and 
consequences of the disease, the effects of 
remedies, and the appearances in dissection. 
Lond., 1807, 8"., 9/-.— 2nd ed., Lond., 1825, 
8°., pp. 494, 12/-. 

Observations on the prevention and treatment 
of the Epidemic Fever at present prevailing. 
To which are added remarks on some of the 
opinions of Dr. Bateman and others on the 
same subject. Lond., Longman, 1819, 8"., 8/-. 

On the proper administration of Blood-letting 
for the prevention and cure of Disease. Lond., 
Highley, 1840, 8". 

A brief Memoir of G. Birkbeck, M.D.,... 
read before the Medical Society of London... 
Lond., 1842, 8°. 

A Series of Essays on Inflammation and its 
Varieties. Lond., Highley, 1846, 8"., 3/-. 

Observations on an ambiguous case of Hydro- 
cephalus. Med. and Phys. Journ., ii, 247-258 
(1799). 

Objections to the Mitchellian theory of pesti- 
lential fluids. A. Tilloch's Philos. Mag., v, 188- 
190 (1799). 

On the cure of those affections which arise 
from the poison of Lead, ib., vi, 119-122 (1800). 

COAD, George. Letter-carrier, b. Saltash, 
Sept., 1765. d. Saltash, 2nd August, 1840. 

A Brief Memoir of George Coad, of Saltash, 
Cornwall. By Oliver Henwood. Lond., 1841, 
12". 

G. Coad... By 0. Henwood. [TFesleyan] Re- 
ts Tracts, No. 540, 1849, 12"., pp. 8. 



COAD, R. A Cornish Miner. 

Temperance Eeports. Devon and Cornw. Temp. 
Journ., Jan., 1868, and succeeding numbers. 

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COALE, Benjamin, d. Reading, 31st Oct., 
1715. 

A Relation of the last words... of. ..Loveday 

Hambly...l683, 4°. 

Note. — The Preface by B. Coale, dated Beading, 
the 20th of the 1st month, 168=. 

COALE, Joseph, h. about 1637. d. Reading 
Gaol, 26tli Feb., 1670. 

Some Account of the Life, Service, and Suffer- 
ing of an Early Minister of Christ, Joseph 
Coale, collected out of his own writings [by 
George Whitehead] ; who, after near six years 
Imprisonment in Reading Goal, died Prisoner for 
his Christian Testimony. Lond., printed and 
sold by T. Sowle, in White Hart Court, in 
Gracious Street, 1706, 12°., 12 sheets. Br. 
Museum. 

Note. — Page 1 — 12, Testimonies from G. White- 
head and others. Then follow — 

J. Coale's writings, consisting of '• A Testimony of 
the Father's Love, etc.," dated Trengang-gerrey, in 
Cornwall, 15th October, 1657. 

To the Children of the Light in the West Parts of 
England. 

A Testimony of the Father's Love, etc. 

Some Eeasons why the people called Quakers do 
absent (sic) from the Publick Way of Worship. 

Epistle to Friends in and about Dewlow. 

To the Beloved Friends, etc., in Devon and Cornwall. 

An Epistle to Friends at Henly. 

For Friends in Devon and Cornwall. 

To Friends in the West of England. 

A letter to James Smith and Copleston Bamfield. 

To the School- Masters of Exon. 

To all you that Desire and Breath after the Lord, 
etc. Dated Tregargrees, in the Parish of Austel, in 
Cornwall, the 13th January, 1664. 

Concerning Keconoiliation, etc. 

For Friends in the Counties of Devon and Cornwall. 

To all the Upright in Heart, etc. 

An Epistle to Friends in the West of England. 

COALE, JosiAH. d. London, 1668, in the 36th 
year of his age. 

The Whore unvailed, or the Mistery of the 
Deceit of the Church of Rome Revealed'; being 
a Brief Answer to a Book entituled, " The 
Reconciler of Religions, "...by A. S... Printed in 
the year 1665, 4°., 7 sheets. Dr. Williams. 

Note. — "Written in Bridewell, near Laneton, in 
Cornwall, the 11th month, 1664." " J. C." 

COCKBURNE, Very Rev. Sir William, 
Bart., A.M. Fellow of 8. Johris Coll., Cam- 
bridge , afterwards Dean of Yorh. d. Kelston, 
near Bristol, 30th April, 1858, aged 84. 

An authentic account of the late unfortunate 
death of Lord Camelford, with an extract from 
his Lordship's vrill and some remarks upon his 
character. Lond., J. Hatchard, 1804, 8°., pp. 
16 (exclusive of Postscript, dated 15th March, 
1804), 1/-. 



COCKING, G. 

Meditations and Contemplations : containing, 
Meditations among the Tombs — Reflections on 
a Flower Garden — A Descant on Creation — 
Contemplations on the Night — On the Starry 
Heavens — and A Winter Piece. By James 
Hervey, A.B., late Rector of Weston Favel, 
in Northamptonshire. Transposed into blank 
verse by G. Cocking, of Redruth, Cornwall. 
Wellington, printed by J. Bishop, for the Author, 
1813, 120., pp. 268, list of subscribers. 

C£)CKS, Lieut. -Col. Charles Lygon. Cold- 
stream Guards. {3rd son of Thomas Somers 
Cocks and Agneta, daughter of Rt. Hon. Pole 
Carew). h. London, June, 1821. 

Notes on the Botany of the Bosphorus. 
Trans. P.N.H. & A.S., ii, 286 (1851). 

COCKS, John, M.D. h. in Sussex, 1787. i, 
Plymouth, 1861. 

Sea-weed Collector's Guide ; containing plain 
instructions for collecting and preserving species, 
and a list of all the known species and local- 
ities in Great Britain. By J, Cocks. Lond., 
Van Voorst, 1853, 8». 

AlgaruTO Fasciculi ; or a collection of British 
Sea-weeds, carefully dried and preserved, and 
correctly named after Dr. Harvey's " Psychologia 
Brittanica," with a description of each plant, 
time of appearance, locality, &c. Fasciculus, i. 
By John Cooks, M.D., Devonport. Dubhn, 
printed at the University Press, by M, H, GjU, 
1855, 4"., 5/-. 

Note. — Only 17 Fasciculi were printed. The last 
has this change in the Title : " Plymouth, printed by 
Wm. Brendon, 26, George Street, 1859." 

COCKS, William Penniton. h. Devonshire, 
Resident in Cornwall since 1842. 

Rules to be observed in practical life, &c, 
Falmouth, litho., 1845, 4°., pp. 24. 

Crustacea. Falmouth, litho., 1849. 

Fishes, ih. 

Birds, ih. 

Mammalia procured or examined in Falmouth 
and neighbourhood, by W. P. Cocks, from 1843 
to 1849. Falmouth, litho., Sept., 1849, sq. 8"., 
pp.6. 

Think before you speak. — First what thou 
shalt speak, etc. — Lie not, but speak the truth. 
Falmouth, litho. 

Insects injurious to Farmers, Gardeners, etc, 
Lond., 8"., pp. 60. 

The Life of Jesus Christ. — Compiled from 
the New Testament. Written for the Bazaar. 
Falmouth, litho., 8"., pp. 16, and MSS., 4°., pp, 
122. 



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COCKS, William Pennitok. {Con.). 

My Garden Flowers. LUho. 

Common Objects of the Sea-shore. Falmouth, 
litho. 

Falmouth Herbal. MSS., demy fol, pp. 107. 

Poison Fangs of the Crotulus horridus. Fal- 
mouth, litho., i°., pp. 16. 

The Naturalist's Best Friend : Contents of 
Fishes Stomachs. Falmouth, litho. 

A Calendar of Natural History, kept at Fal- 
mouth and Budock, for the years 1859 & 1860. 
Falmouth, litho. 

Insects found in Falmouth, Budock, &c., 1861. 
Falmouth, litho. 

Falmouth Algse or Sea Weeds. Falmouth, 
litho. 

The Falmouth and Budock Guide. Falmouth, 
1850. 

The Wild Flowers in our Neighbourhood. 
Falmouth, litho. 

Hortus Siccus. Falmouth, litho. 

The Contents of the Trawl Net. ib. 

A Brief History of the Bible, ib. 

Cage Birds, etc. ib. 

Sea Anemones. [Vide Johnson's Zoophytes; 
Gosse's ActinicB\. 

Nudibranchiate MoUusca. Falmouth, litho., 
40., pp. 8. 

Naked-eyed Medusae. Falmouth, litho. 

Cirrhipedia. — Sessile and Pedunculated. Fal- 
mouth, litho., i°., pp. 8. 

Chitons. Falmouth, litho., i°., pp. 12. 

Ascidiens — Simple — Associated and Com- 
pound. Falmouth, litho., 4°., pp. 24. 

Zoophytes. Falmouth, lithe, 4°., pp. 24. 

Salt Water Mollusca. Falmouth, litho., 4°., 
pp. 16. 

Hints for Facilitating the Records of Natural 
History. Falmouth, litho., 4°. 

Forms for the record of Post Mortem Exami- 
nations. 80., pp. 8. 

Guide to the Fish Market, etc. Falmouth, 
Wm. Tregaskis, 1869. An oblong folio sheet. 

Eehinodermata found in Falmouth and its 
neighbourhood, 1843-49. Trans. P.N.H. & A.S., 
i, 292 (1849). 

KelHa Rubra. Mag. of Zoology, iv, 54 (1859). 

Contributions to the Fauna of Falmouth. 
Birds. Rep. B.C.P. Sac, 1849, pp. 38-102. 
Falmouth Fauna, ib., 1850, pp. 10-12. 
Algse. «6., 1850, pp. 13-15. 
Actiniae, ib., 1851, pp. 3-11. 
Butterflies, ib., 1851, pp. 12-22. 
Moths, ib., 1852, p. 1. 
Falmouth Fauna, ib., 1853, pp. 28-36. 
Poultry, ib., 1854, pp. 3-10. 



COCKS, William Penniton. (Con.). 

Pigeons, ib., 1854, pp. 11-18. 
Falmouth Fauna, ib., 1854 pp. 19-23. 
Entromotraca. ib., 1856, pp. 15-24. 
Slugs, ib. 1856, p. 20. 
Geese and Ducks, ib., 1857, pp. 49-83. 
Grasshoppers, etc. ib. 1858, pp. 52-65. 
Rats and Mice, ib., 1859, pp. 77-97. 
Fish, ib., 1860, pp. 66-96. 
Flora, ib., 1861, p. 1 ; 1862, p. 19. 
Insects, ib., 1861, p. 23. 
Dragon Flies and Leeches, etc. ib., 1862, p. 13. 
Fauna, ib., 1862, p. 19; 1863, p. 33. 
Flora, ib., 1863, p. 22. 
Fauna and Flora, ib., 1864, p. 1. 
Falmouth Fauna. Addenda to contributions 
of former years, ib., 1869, pp. 66-91. 

Natural HistOTyT^Sg^TEJ^., 1850, p. 57 ; 
856, p. 34; 1859, p. 31. 



irai tiistory. jxep. 

1856, p. 34; 1859, p. 31. 
- ^ «i„n.c jj,^ 1852, p. 28. 

1 QK^r -^ oa 



. 26. 



Land Slugs. 

Locusts, ib., 1857, p. 

Aconite, ib., 1863, p. 75. 

Echinorhinus spinosus. Ann. Nat. Hist., v, 
71 (1850). 

Capture of Centrolophus pompilus. ib., vi, 
304. 

On the Amphioxus lanceolatus. ib. xviii, 350 
(1856). 

CODE, Philip. 

Phil. Code to Bishop Tanner. Penryn, 26th 
September, 1697. Tanner MSS. {Bodl. Mb.), 23, 
art. 43. 

CCELEBS, pseud., i.e., Carlyon, E. A. 

COFFIN, Rev. James, M.A. V. of lAnkinhorne 
1780-1833. b. 25th July, 1756. d. Linkin- 
horne, 12th April, 1833. 
Sixty-eight Letters from the Rev. John New- 
ton, late Rector of St. Mary, Woolnoth, to a 
Clergyman [i.e., Rev. J. Cofi&n] and his family, 
between the years 1791 and 1801. Never before 
published, 1844, 8°.— 2nd ed., Lond., Simpkin; 
Launceston, T. W. Maddox [printed]; 1845, 
8"., pp. 254. 

Note. — The preface is signed John Newton C [offin] , 
and dated Launceston, Sept., 1844. 

COFFIN, John Newton. Fide supra. 

COKAINE OK COKAYNE, Sir Aston, Bart. 

b. Derbyshire, 1608. d. Derby, Feb., 1684. 

Small Poems of divers sorts. Written by 
Sir A. Cokain. Lond., printed by Wil. Godbid, 
1658, 8"., pp. 284. 

Note.— pp. 152—4 contain a " Fictitious Relation " 
of stout Hugh Nunniok and his journey through Com- 
■wall. 



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COLBY, Major-General Thomas, E.E., LL.D. 
h. Pembrokeshire, 1 784. d. near Liverpool, 
1st Oct., 1852. 

Memoirs of Major-General Colby... By Lieut.- 
Col. J. E. Portlock. Lond., Seeley, 1869, 80., 
pp. xii and 314. 

Note. — Mr. Colby visited Cornwall on the Ordnance 
Survey, and met with a serious accident at Liskeard, 
pp. 14, 15, 26. 

COLE FAMILY. 

The Genealogy of the Family of Cole, of the 
County of Devon, and of those of its branches 
which settled in Suifolk. . .By James Edwin Cole, 
of the Inner Temple. Lond., printed for private 
circulation, by J. R. Smith, 1867, 8"., pp. 63. 

Note. — Contains some information relative to the 
Coles and other families of Cornwall. 

COLE, SiE Christopher, E.N., K.C.B. {youngest 
son of Humphry Cole), h. Marazion, 10th 
June, 1770. d. Killoy, near Cardiif, 24th 
Aug., 1836. cf. Gent. Mag., vi, 543 (1836) 
Marshall's Royal Naval Biog., ii, 501-517 
E. Osier's Life of Viscount Exmouth, App. , 
Brenton's Naml Hist, vol. ii; James' Naval 
Hist., vol. v; Anniml Biog. for 1837, pp. 110- 
128. 

COLE, Capt. Francis, of H.M.S. "LaRevo- 
lutionnaire " {Zrd son of Humphry Cole), h. 
1760. d. 17th April, 1798. bur. at St. Hilary. 
cf. Gent. Mag., Ixviii, pt. i, 444 (1798) ; James' 
Naval Hist., vol. i; European Maq., xxxiii, 
358(1798). 

COLE, Rev. Francis Edward Baston. Curate 
of Pillaton 1846-58; V. of Pelynt 1858. h. 
Sundridge, Kent, 1813. 

The Methodistic Tenet of Conversion, as 
taught by the Rev. R. Aitken, shewn to be an- 
tagonistic to the theory of the Church. By a 
Cornish Curate p.g,, Rev. F. E. B. Cole]. Oxford 
and Lond., J, H. Parker, 1854, 8"., pp. 35, 1/-. 

Note.—" Spiritual Vitality," by the Eev. E. Aitken 
is the wpj-k referred to in this pamphlet. ' 

COLE, Henry. 

Notices and Extracts of Documents relating 
to the County and Duchy of Cornwall, in the 
Augmentation Oflaces ; with Extracts from vari. 
ous Catalogues of those portions relating to 
Cornwall. With an index of the names of places 
drawn up in 1835-6, by Henry Cole Br 
Museum Addit. MSS., 12,493, fol. 



COLE, Rev. John, D.D. (ind son of Humphry 
Cole). Fellow of Ex. Coll. 1778 ; F. of Gulval 
1790; B. of Ex. Coll. 7th Jan., 1808. b. 
Marazion, 8th June, 1758. d. Marazion, 13th 
Oct., 1819. 

A Sermon preached at the Anniversary Meet- 
ing of the Stewards of the Sons of the Clergy, 
in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on Thurs- 
day, May 16, 1816. To which are added Lists 
of the Nobility who have been Stewards, to- 
gether with the names of the Preachers since 
1721. By Rev. J. Cole, D.D., Rector of Exeter 
College, Oxford. Lond., Rivington, 1817, 4°. 
Sermon, pp. 26 ; App., pp. 40. 

COLE, Rev. Samuel, B.A. (5th son of Humphry 
Cole). V. of Sithney and Chaplain of H.M. 
Fleet. b. Marazion, 1768. d. Greenwich 
Hospital, 25th Nov., 1838. cf Gent. Mag., 
xi, 103 (1839). 

A Sermon [on Nehemiah, iv, 13-14] preached 
Dec. 26, 1803, in the Parish Church of Madron, 
in the County of Cornwall, before the first bat- 
talion of Mount's Bay Volunteers, and printed 
at their request. By their Chaplain, S. Cole, 
Curate of Gulval, Chaplain to his Royal High- 
ness the Duke of Clarence and to the Rt. Hon. 
Lord Keith. Oxford, printed by S. Collingwood, 
1804, 4°., pp. iv and 16. Bod. Lib. 

COLENSO, John William, b. Penzance, d. 
Durnford Street, Stonehouse. 

A Description of the Happy Union Tin- 
Stream Work at Pentuan. With section. Trans 
R.G.S.C, iv, 29-39 (1829) ; cf Quart. Jmrn. 
Geol. Soc. Lond., vol. vii, pi. vi, p. 120 (1851). 

COLENSO, Right Rev. John William, D.D. 
{son of the preceding). Lord Bishop of Natal 
Fellow of St. John's, Camb., 13th March, 1837 
,B. of Forncett St. Mary, Norfolk, 1846-54 
b. St. Austell, 24th Jan., 1814. cf Church 
man's Family Mag., May, 1865; Men of the 
Time. 

Notes on the Gospel of St. Matthew, Cam- 
bridge, 1833, 8°. 

A Translation of the Ars Poeticg, of Horace, 
with notes. Cambridge, 1834, 8". 

A Translation of Plato's Apologia of Socrates, 
with notes. Cambridge, 1834, 8". 

Solution of Questions in Arithmetic and Al- 
gebra, set at University Examinations. Cam- 
bridge, 1835, 8°. 

The Elements of Algebra... designed for the 
use of Schools, by the Rev. J. W. Colenso, M.A., 
Rector of Forncett St. Mary, Norfolk, and late 
Fellow and Assistant Tutor of St. John's College, 
Cambridge. Cambridge, 2nd ed., Lond., Lppg. 



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COLENSO, Eight Rev. John William. {Con.). 

man [Cambridge, printed], 1841, 12". — 3rd ed., 
1842, 80.— 5th ed., 1847, 12"., 6/-.— 6th ed., 
part i, containing the elementary parts alone, 
1849, 12°., 4/6. — 6th ed., part ii, containing the 
higher parts of the subject, 1849, 12"., 6/-. — 
7th ed., 1849, 8°., pp. vi, 156, xxiv, and 24.— 
1852, 18°.— New ed., 1864, 12". 

Arithmetic, designed for the use of Schools. 
Lond., Longman, 1843, 12". — New ed., stereo- 
typed, Cambridge [printed], 1848, 12". — New 
ed., 1855, 8". — New ed., thoroughly revised, with 
the addition of notes and examination papers, 

1864, 12"., pp. 222, 4/6. 

Cottage Family Prayers. Cambridge, 1846, 
12". 

The Elements of Euclid, from the text of Dr. 
Simson, with a large collection of geometrical 
problems for solution. Lond., 1846, 12"., 4/6. 

The Elements of Euclid... with a key to the 
problems. Lond., Longman, 1846, 12"., 6/6. 

The Geometrical Problems, with key. Lond., 
Longman, 1846, 12"., 3/6. 

Geometrical Problems, as given in the editions 
of Euclid' ,s Elements. By Rev. J. W. Colenso. 
Lond., 1846, 24"., 1/-. 

Miscellaneous Examples in Algebra, designed 
as a companion to the Elements of Algebra. 
Lond., Longman; Cambridge [printed]; 1848, 
12"., 2/6. 

A Key to Algebra. 2 pts. Lond., Longman 
[Cambridge, printed], 1849-50, 12".— New ed., 

1865, 12"., 5/- each pt. 

Note.' — Each part has a separate title-page, pagi- 
nation, and register. 

Solution to all the unworked examples in the 
Arithmetic of... J. W. Colenso. By S. Maynard. 
Lond., 1850, 12". — New ed., prepared by Rev. 
J. Hunter, 1864, 12"., 5/-. 

Hymns for Village Children, Original and 
Selected. Norwich, 1850, 8". 

Plane Trigonometry. Lond., 1851, 12". 

Solution of Examples in Plane Trigonometry. 
Lond.; Cambridge [printed] ; 1851,12". 

Appendix to the Key to the First Edition of 
Colenso's Plane Trigonometry. Pt i, Cambridge 
[1852], 12". 

The Monthly Record of Church Mission. Ed, 
by Rev. J. W. Colenso. 1852-53, 8". 

Progressive Examples in Arithmetic, designed 
for the use of National, Adult, and Commercial 
Schools. Lend., 1853, 16". 

Note.— Each pt. has a distinct title-page and pagi- 
nation ; there is no register. 

A Text Book of Elementary Arithmetic... 
Lend., 1853, 16", 

Answers to the Examples in the Elementary 
Arithmetic... Lond., 1853, 12°. 

Solution of thp Examples in the Elements of 



COLENSO, Eight Ee¥. John William. (Gon.). 

Algebra, adapted for the use of National and 
Adult Schools. Lond., 1853, 12". 

Village Sermons. 2nd ed., Cambridge, Mac- 
millan; Norwich [printed]; 1854, 16"., 2/6. 

A Letter to his Grace the Archbishop of 
Canterbury, in reply to a review of "Village 
Sermons," in the liecord Newspaper of November 
10, 1853. [With the text of the Review]. 
Lond., 1853, 8". 

Tlie Good Tidings of Great Joy, which shall 
be to all People. A Sermon preached on the 
ordaining of H. Galloway. Lond., 1854, 8". 

The Communion Service from the Book of 
Common Prayer, with select readings from the 
writings of the Rev. F. D. Maurice, M.A. Ed. 
by the Rt. Rev. J. W. Colenso, D.D., Lord 
Bishop of Natal. Cambridge, Macmillan, 1855, 
8"., pp. x & 149, fine ed., 6/-., common paper, 1/. 
Four Sermons on Ordination and Missions. 
Cambridge, Macmillan, 1855, 18"., 1/-. 

Ten Weeks in Natal. A Journal of a First 
Tour of Visitation among the Colonists and 
Zulu-Kaffirs of Natal. Cambridge; Lond., Mac- 
millan [printed] ; 1855, 8"., 5/-. 

Two Sermons on Spiritual Eating in the Holy 
Eucharist. Maritzburg, 1858, 8". 

First Steps in Zulu-Kaffir. An Abridgment 

of the Elementary Grammar of the Zulu-Kaffir 

Language. Ekukanyeni, 1859, 12"., pp. 86, 4/6. 

First Zulu-Kaffir Reading Book. 2 parts in 

one. Natal, 16"., pp. 44, 1/-. 

Second Zulu-Kaffir Reading Book. Natal, 
16"., pp. 108, 3/-. 

Fourth Zulu-Kaffir Reading Book. Natal, 
1859, 8"., pp. 160, 7/-. 

An Elementary Grammar of the Zulu-Kaffir 
Language. Ekukanyeni, 1859, 18"., pp. 184, 
3/6. 

Three Native Accounts of the Visit of the 
Bishop of Natal, in Sept. and Oct., 1859, to 
Umpande, King of the Zulus, Ed. by Rt. Rev. 
J. W. Colenso, Bp. of Natal. With Explanatory 
Notes and a Literal Translation, and a Glossary 
of all the Zulu words employed in the same. 
Designed for the use of Students of the Zulu 
Language. Maritzburg, Natal, 1860, 16"., pp. 
160, 4/6. 

Zulu EngUsh Dictionary. Pietermaritzburg, 
1861, 12"., pp. viii and 552, 15/-. 

St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans. Newly 
translated, with a Commentary by Rt. Rev. 
J. W. Colenso, Bp. of Natal. Lond., Macmillan, 
1861, cr. 8"., 7/6. 

Letter to His Grace the Archbishop of Canter- 
bury, upon the Question of Polygamy, as found 
already existing in Converts from Heathenism. 
Lond., 1862, 8".— 2nd ed., Lond., Macmillan, 
18—, cr. 8"., 1/6. 



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COLENSO, BiQHi Eev. John William. (Con.). 

The Bishop of Natal and the Society for the 
Propagation of the Gospel. 1863, 8". 
- The Pentateuch and Book of Joshua critically 
examined. By the Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of 
Natal. 5 parts [6 vols.], Lond., Longman, 
1862-65, 8". 

, Note. — Part I. The Pentateueli examined as an 
Historical NaiTative. 

1st ed., 29tli Oct., 1862, pp. xxxvi and 160, 6/-. 
2nd „ 8tli Dec, 1862, „ xxxvi and 160. 
3rd „ 1863, „ xxxvi and 160. 

4th „ 1863, „ xxxvi and 160. 

5th „ 1863, „ xxxvi and 160. 

Part II. The Age and Authorship of the Penta- 
teuch considered. 

Ist ed., 3rd Feb., 1863, pp. xl and 163—384, 7/6. 
2nd „ 14th July, 1863, „ xxxvi and 163—388. 
3rd „ 1863, „ xxxvi and 163—397. 

Part in. The Book of Deuteronomy. 

1st ed., 10th June, 1863, pp. xlvi and 391— 632, 8/-. 

2nd „ 25th June, 1863, „ xlvi and 391—632. 

Part IV. The first eleven chapters of Genesis ex- 
amined and separated, with remarks on the creation, 
the fall, and the deluge. 

Ist ed., 14th Dec, 1863, pp. xlv and 1—327, 9/-. 

2nd „ 29thDec., 1863 [1864], pp. xlv and 1—327. 

Part V. With Three Appendices, etc. 

1st ed., 12th July, 1863, pp. xlvi and 1—320 and 
1—320. 

Parts I— V. People's edition, 1864— 65, pp. 428, 6/-. 

Part I was originally printed in Natal, and the 
proof sheets of Part YI (now, 1870, in preparation) are 
being composed at the Bishop's printing office in the 
colony. Of Part I (1st ed.) 10,000 copies were printed ; 
of Part II (1st ed.) 5,000 copies were printed. 

An Examination of Bp. Colenso's difficulties 
with regard to the Pentateuch. ...By the Rev. 
Alexander Mc. Caul, D.D....Lond., Rivingtons, 
1863, 8"., pp. viiand216. 

Notes by the Bishop of Natal on the Exami- 
nations of Part I of his work on the Pentateuch, 
by the Rev. Dr. Mc. Caul... Lond., Longman, 
1863, 8«., pp. 39, !/-• 

Trial of the Bishop of Natal for erroneous 
teaching, before the Metropolitan Bishop of 
Cape Town and the Bishops of Graham' s-Town 
and the Orange Free States, as Assessors. [By 
Rt. Rev. Robert Gray, Bp. of Cape Town]. 
Cape Town [S. Solomon & Co., Printers], 1863, 
8°., pp. 405, 2/-. 

On the Judicial Functions of Metropolitans, 
and on the Appeal of Bishop Colenso. Lond., 
1865, 12°- 

Remarks upon the recent proceedings and 
charge of Robert, Lord Bishop of Cape Town... 
at his primary metropolitan visitation of the 
diocese of Natal, etc. Lond., 1864, 8°.— 2nd 
ed;, 1864, 8°., 1/-. 

A Letter to the Laity of the Diocese of Natal 
[in reply to one. . . issued by the Bishop of Cape- 
town,..]. 2nd ed., Lond., 1864, 8°. 

Abraham's Sacrifice. A Sermon for Claybrook 



COLENSO, Eight Eev. John William. (Con.). 

Sunday Schools, on the Fear of Death... on the 
Reading of the Scriptures. Lond. [1864], 12°. 

A Sermon [on I Cor., iv, 5]. Maritzburg, 
n.d. [1865], 8°. 

A Sermon [on Heb., ii, 10-13], etc. Maritz- 
burg, n.d. [1865], 8°. 

A Sermon [on Rom., xv, 4-7], etc. Maritz- 
burg, n.d. [1865], 8°. 

Note. — The above three works have no title-pages. 

The Preface and Concluding Remarks of Part 
V of the Pentateuch and Book of Joshua critic- 
ally examined. Printed separately, by request. 
Lond., Trubner, 1865, 8°., pp. xlvi and 305- 
320, 1/-. 

Natal Sermons. A Series of Discourses 
preached in the Cathedral Church of St. Peter's, 
Maritzburg. Lond., TrUbner, 1866, 8°., pp. viii 
and 373, 7/6. 

On Missions to the Zulus in Natal and Zulu- 
land. A Lecture, by Rt. Rev. J. W. Colenso, read 
at the Marylebone Literary Institution. . .the 23rd 
May, 1865. Reprinted from the Social Science 
Review for June, 1864, ed. by B. W. Richardson, 
London, 10, Whitefriars Street, Fleet Street. 
This edition is (with the permission of the 
author) printed for private circulation, n.p. or 
d. [Lond., J. Kenny, 1865], 8°., pp. 24, 6d. 

'Two Sermons preached by the Lord Bishop 
of Natal, in St. Paul's, D'Urban, on Sunday, 
Nov. 12, 1865; and in the Cathedral Church of 
St. Peter's, Maritzburg, on Sunday, November 
19, and on Sunday, November 26, 1865. Lond., 
Trubner, 1866, 8°., pp. 12, 6d. 

A Letter to His Grace the Archbishop of 
Canterbury. Maritzburg, 1866, 8°. 

A Letter to the Members of the United 
Church of England and Ireland, in the Diocese 
of Natal. Maritzburg, 1866, 8°. 

Remarks on the Judgment of the Judicial 
Committee, in the case of the Bishop of Natal. 
By Ralph Barnes, Exeter. Lond., Hatchard, 
1866, 8°., pp. 96, 1/6. 

Reply to Remarks by the Rev. "W. 0. Newn- 
ham, M.A., on some portions of Bishop Colenso's 
teaching and its tendencies. Maritzburg, 1866, 8°. 

Colony of Natal, South Africa. In the Su- 
preme Court. The Bishop of Natal v. the Rev. 
James Green, the Rev. James Walton, and the 
Rev. J. S. Robinson, etc. The Argument of the 
Bishop of Natal before the Supreme Court of 
the Colony of Natal, on Tuesday, September 
10, 1867. Lond., Triibner, n.d. [1867], 8°., pp. 
38, 1/-. 

A Shilling Arithmetic, designed for the use 
of Elementary Schools. Lond., 1867, 18°., pp. 
192, 1/-. With Answers, pp. 230, 1/6. 

Note.— This is a new ed. of " Text Book of Ele- 
mentary Arithmetic," by the same author. 



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COLENSO, Eight Rev. John William. (Con.). 

The General Anglican Synod and Dr. Colenso. 
An earnest Appeal to the Archbishops and 
Bishops now assembled at Lambeth. By Pro 
EcclesiaDei. Lond., 1867, 12". 

A statement relating to facts which have been 
misunderstood, and to questions which have 
been raised, in connection with the consecration, 
trial, and excommunication of . . . Dr. Colenso. 
By E. Gray, Bp. of Capetown. Lond., 1867, 
16".— 2nd ed., with an app., 1867, 8". 

Natal Sermons. Second Series. Preached 
in the Cathedral Church of St. Peter's, Maritz- 
burg. Lond., Triibner; Bungay [printed]; 1868, 
or. 8°., pp. 349, 5/-. 

Natal Sermons. Third Series. Maritzburg, 
1868, 8°. 

Natar Sermons. Fourth Series. Maritzburg, 
1868, 8*'. 

The Pentateuch and Book of Joshua critically 
examined by Professor A. Keunen, of Leyden. 
Trans, from the Dutch, arid annotated by the 
Bishop of Natal. Lond., Longman, 18 — , 8°., 
pp. 220, 8/6. 

The Worship of Baalim in India. Translated 
by the Bishop of Natal. 18—, 8°., 4/6. 

The New Testament translated into Zulu- 
Kaffir. By the Bishop of Natal. Ekukanyeni, 
18—, 8". 

The Books of Genesis and Exodus translated 
into Zulu-Kaffir. By the Bishop of Natal. Eku- 
kanyeni, 18—, 8° 

The Liturgy of the Church of England trans- 
lated into Zulu-Kaffir. By the Bishop of Natal. 
Ekukanyeni, 18—, 8°, 

Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. Part I. Trans- 
lated into Zulu-Kaffir. By the Bishop of Natal. 
Ekukanyeni, 1868, 8". 

First Lessons in Science, for the use of 
Children and Adult Natives. Part I and Part 
IL Ekukanyeni, 1868, 8" 

Note. — The titles of upward of 150 controversial 
works coneerning Dr. Colenso's writings have been 
omitted from the Bibliotheoa. 

COLENSO, William (brother of J. TV. Colen.so 

the elder). Local Preacher, b. circa 1780. d. 

Plymouth Ci), circa 1864. 

Remarks on Two Discourses on Methodism. 
Penzance, 1809, 8". 

Loyalty enforced by religious motives ; being 
the substance of a Sermon preached at Uny- 
Lelant, in the County of Cornwall, on June 4, 
1809, being the 71st Anniversary of the King's 
Birthday. Penzance, 1810, 8°., 2/-. 

COLENSO, William (son of Samuel Colenso). 
b. Penzance, circa 1810. 
Excursion in the Northern Island of New 



COLENSO, William. (Con.). 

Zealand, in the summer of 1841-42. By W. 
Colenso. Launceston, V. D. Land, printed at 
the office of the Launceston Examiner, 1844, 8°., 
pp. 95. 

Classification and Description of newly dis- 
covered Ferns in New Zealand. Launceston, 
1845, 8°. 

Description of some new Ferns lately dis- 
covered in New Zealand. Tasmanian Journ. 
Nat. Sci, i, 375-80 (1842). 

An Account of some enormous Fossil Bones 
of an unknown species of the class Aves, lately 
discovered in New Zealand, ib., ii, 81^1^7 
(1843); Ann. Nat. Hist., xiv, 81-96 (1844); 
Froriep Notizen, Erfurt, xxxii, col. 97-105, 120-22 
(1844). 

Journal of a Naturalist in some little known 
parts of New Zealand. Hooker, Lond. Journ. 
Bot., iii, 1-62 (1844). 

On a second species of New Zealand Flax, 
Phormium. Hooker, Journ. Bot., iii, 220-22 (1851). 

COLERIDGE, Rev. Derwent. Late Head 
Master of Helston Grammar School ; B. of Harir 
well. b. Greta Hall, Keswick, 14th Sept., 
1800. 

The circumstances of the present times con- 
sidered, with a view to religious improvement. 
An Advent Sermon [on Rom., xiii, 11] preached 
in the Church of the Borough of Helleston, Nov, 
27, 1831, by the Rev. D. Coleridge. Published 
at the request of the congregation... Helleston, 
printed and sold by J. Roberts ; Lond., Riving- 
ton; 1831, 80., pp. 20, 1/-. 

The Scriptural Character of the English 
Church considered in a Series of Sermons; 
vrith Notes and Illustrations. By the Rev. D. 
Coleridge, Head Master of the Helleston Gram- 
mar School. Lond., J. W. Parker, 1839, 8»., 
pp. xxxii and 480, 12/-. 

The Christian Minister's Account with time. 
A Farewell Sermon, preached at Helleston, in 
Cornwall. Lond., J. W. Parker, 1841, 8"., 1/-. 

Helston Grammar School. By C[oleridge]. 
With an engraving. Saturday Mag., vii, 236 
(1835). 

COLERIDGE, Rev. James Duke, D.C.L. V. 
of Kenwyn 1823-28 ; V. of Lewannick 1831- 
41; B. of Lau-hitfon 1826-39; F of Thorver- 
fow 1839-57. dThorverton, 26th Dec, 1857, 
aged 69. cf Gent. Mag., iv, 224 (1858). 
A Selection of Family Prayers, intended for 

the use of his Parishioners. By Rev. J. D. 

Coleridge. Lond., Rivington, 1820 (?), 18"., 1/6. 

— 2nded., 1824, 12"., pp. viii and 64.— Cheap 

ed., 3d. 

Observations of a Parish Priest on Scenes of 



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COLERIDGE, Rev. James Duice. [Con.). 

Sickness and Death. Published with a view to 
the temporal as well as spiritual comfort of his 
Parishioners in such seasons. By J. D. Cole- 
ridge, Vicar of Kenwyn and Kea. Truro, printed 
and sold by E. Heard; Lond., Eivington; n.d. 
[1825], 120., pp. 118, 3/6. 

A Sermon [on John, xi, 33-38] preached in 
the Parish Church of Kenwyn, Cornwall, on 
Tuesday Evening, July 10, 1827, at the Funeral 
of the late Mr. William Gill, of Chacewater. 
Printed in compliance with the request of a 
numerous body of the Parishioners. Truro, 
pt'iiited by E. Heard, 1827, 8^, pp. 16, 6d. 

Why are you not a Communicant ? or the 
absentee from the Lord's Table kindly but 
closely questioned by his Parish Priest. 2nd 
ed., Launceston, printed by T. & W. R. Bray, 
n.d. [18311, 8°., pp. 24, 3d. 

A few Words of Instruction to the Parish- 
ioners on an error in doctrine, prevalent most 
especially in country parishes, with advice on 
some points of religious practice. By J. D. 
Coleridge, LL.B., Rector of Lawhitton. The 
profits of this work to be given to the Lawhitton 
Clothing Club. Exeter, printed by E. J. Trew- 
man, High Street, 1834, 12o., pp. 24. 

Practical Advice to the Young Parish Priest. 
Lond., Eivington, 1834, 120., 5°.. 

A Brief Notice of certain errors concerning 
Regeneration and Confirmation, charged on the 
Church of England. Launceston, T. & W. R. 
Bray, 1836, 12"., pp. 16. 

A Companion to the First Lessons for the 
Services of the Church on Sundays and the 
Fasts and Festivals. Lond., Rivington, 1838. 
12"., pp. viii and 192, 3/6. 

COLERIDGE, Sir John Duke, Knt., M.P. 
Solicitor-General, b. 1821. 

Mr. Buckle and Sir J. T. Coleridge (in re the 
case of Thomas Pooley). By Sir J. D. Cole- 
ridge. Frasei^s Mag., lix, 635-45 (1859). 

COLL, Thomas, of Liskeard. 

Tria Carmina, simul et disticha qua2dam, ad 
Thoniam Coleeum, de ejus nomine variis ana- 
grammatibus immutnto... A shmolean MSS. {Bodl. 
Lib.), 36 & 37, art. 154. 

Note. — These anonymous poems are addressed 
" To his very loving friend, Mr. Thomas Coll, dd., then 
att Lyskerd." 

COLLIER, Sir Robert Porrett, Knt. {son of 
John Collier). Attorney-General. b. Mount 
Tamar, near Plymouth, 21st June, 1817. 
Two first books of Lucretius, De rerum natura, 

translated into blank verse. Anon. [By Sir 



COLLIER, SiE Robert Poukett. {Con,). 

J. S. Trelawny and [Sir] R. P. Collier]. Devon- 
port, 1842, 80. 

A Treatise on the Laws relating to Mines, 
chiefly as to the peculiar Mining Customs of 
Devon and Cornwall, with Statutes and Forms. 
By [Sir] R. P. Collier, of the Inner Temple, 
Barrister-at-Law, Recorder of Penzance. Lond., 
Will. Benning & Co., 43, Fleet Street, 1849, 8"., 
pp. xii and 150, app. Ixiv. 

COLLINGS, George. 

Copy of a warrant from Bishop John Dolben, 
of Rochester, as Lord High Almoner, appointing 
G. Collings, of Helston, his deputy for the for- 
feited goods of felones de se and for deodands 
within the county of Cornwall. 31st Jan., 1680. 
Rawlinson MSS., Bod. lAb., class B 321, art. 9. 

COLLINS, Arthur, b. 1682. d. 16th March, 
1760. 

Proceedings, precedents, and arguments, on 
claims and controversies concerning Baronies 
by writ and other honours. Lond., 1734, fol. 

Note. — Contains the case of the Duchy of Corn- 
wall. 

COLLINS, Rev. Charles Mathew Edward, 
M.A., of Exeter Coll. Oxford [he assumed" 
the name of Edward in March, 1850]. b. 
Bodmin, 5th Feb., 1815. 

A Sermon preached on behalf of Edgbaston 
Sunday and Day Schools, Aug. 28, 1842. Bir- 
mingham, Hawker, 1842, 8°., pp. 35. 

A Letter to the Author of " Suggestions for 
the Improvement of the Examination Statutes." 
Oxford, Macpherson, 1848, 80., pp. 36. 

Sudden Death and Judgment. A Sermon 
preached at Blisland, on May 13, 1855, on the 
loss of the Emigrant Ship, " John." Lond., 
Robeson, 1855, 80., pp. 10. 

David the Volunteer ; or National Defence 
a Religious Obligation. A Sermon preached 
before the Bodmin Volunteer Rifle Corps, on 
Sunday, June 24, 1 860. Published at the request 
of the Corps. The proceeds will be given to 
the Corps' Fund. Bodmin, Liddell & Sons, 
1860, 80., pp. 13, 6d. 

Copy of Correspondence between Sir J. S. 
Trelawny, Bart., and the Rev. C. M. E. Collins, 
M.A., relating to his connexion with the Sunday 
National League. With other Correspondence 
relating to the Sunday Question. Plymouth, 
" Western Daily Mercury" OflSces, 1868, 80., pp. 
29. 

By Request. The Church in her Offices. A 
Sermon preached at St. Veep Harvest Thanks- 
giving, on Thursday, Aug. 27, 1868. The 



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COLLINS, Eev. Charles Mathbw Edward. {Gov). 

proceeds will be given to the House of Mercy 
at Lostwitliiel. Bodmin, Liddell & Son ; Lond., 
J. H. Parker; n.d. [1868], S"., pp. 16. 

Potteries in CornwaU. Bep. B.C. P. Soc, 
1868, pp. 28-43. 

COLLINS, Christopher. 

Grant of a Ship of Fowey, which was for- 
feited and given to him by the King. Harl. 
MSS., 433, art. 1219. 

Repayment to C. Collins of ,£20 by a Privy 
Seal, ik, 433, art. 1232. 

Privy Seal for £128. 4s. 2d. to C. Collins, for 
wages paid 200 men. ik, 433, art. 1369. 

COLLINS, DiGBY {Brd son of Edward Collins). 
k Truthan, 7th September, 1836. 

The Horse-trainer's and Sportsman's Guide ; 
with additional considerations on the duties of 
Grooms on purchasing Blood Stock, and on 
Veterinary Examination. Lond., Longman, 1865, 
8°., pp. 254. 

COLLINS, Eev. Edward, LL.B. F. o/Breage 

1722-25, and St. Eiih 1730-1755. 6. Truro (?), 

1692. d. St. Erth, Oct., 1755. 

The Obligation of Human Laws asserted and 
vindicated, in a Sermon Preach'd at the Assizes 
held at Bodmyn, on Thursday, Aug. 8, 1723, 
before the Honourable Mr. Justice Eyre and 
Mr. Baron Page. Publish'd at the request of 
the High Sheriff and the Gentlemen of the 
Grand Jury for the County of Cornwall. Lond., 
printed for Bernard Lintot, at the Cross-Keys, 
near the Temple Gate, Fleet Street, 1723, 8°. 
— Eeprinted for Davies Gilbert, Lond., J. B. 
Nichols, 25, Parliament Street, 1827, 8°. 

Note. — Inscribed to the Higli Sheriff, Richard Pol- 
whele, of Polwhele, and the Gentlemen of the Grand 
Jury. 

A Treatise on the Psalpis. MSS, 

Sermons. MSS. 
Note. — The above MSS. were destroyed by the 
Author's directions, when on his death bed. 

COLLINS, Edward, of Truthan {nephew of the 
preceding), k 21st April, 1747. d. Exeter, 
15th Sept., 1827. Mem of by fiev. B. Polwhele, 
Gent. Mag., xcvii, pt. 2, 370 (1827); cf. Annual 
Biog. for 1828, pp. 426-28. 

COLLINS, Edward, M;B. {grandson of Bev. E. 
Collins), hapt. Ledbury, 25th Jan., 1779. d. 
St. Ewe, 14th Aug., 1 831. cf. Garlyon's Early 
Years (ed. 1843), ii, 51-91 ; Cent. Mag.,.ci, 188 
(1831) ; Polwhele's Traditions, ii, 637-38, 



COLLINS, Edward {son of E. Collins, of 
Truthan). k Truthan, 7th Sept., 1782. d. 
Truthan, 13th April, 1855. cf. Gent. Mag., 
xliii, 658 (1855). 

COLLINS, Capt. Greenville. Living inlQ93. 
cf. Char nock's Biog. Navalis, ii, 60. 

An untitled Chart from east of the Lizard to 
west of Scilly. Dedicated "To the Honble. 
the Governor, Deputy Governor, and Commit- 
tees of the East India Company. This Chart is 
Humbly Dedicated and Presented by Capt. G. 
CoUins, Hydrographer to the King. 1686. Size, 
22J in. by 18 in. Scale, | in. to league. 

'The Islands of Scilly. To His Grace Henry 
Duke of Grafton, Vice-Admiral of England, &c., 
this Chart, etc. 1689. Size, 1 ft. 10 in. lay 
1 ft. 6 in. Scale, 2 in. to mile. 

Fowey and Mount's Bay. This Chart is most 
Humbly Presented and Dedicated to the Eight 
Eeverend Father in God, Jonathan, Lord Bishop 
of Bristol! Size, 1 ft. 10 in. by 1 ft. 6 in. 
Scale, 4 in. to mile for Fowey ; 2 in. to mUe for 
Mount's Bay. 

Falmouth. To Sir Peter Killigrew, Baronet, 
this Map is Dedicated, etc. Size, 1 ft. 10 in. 
by 1 ft. 6 in. Scale, If in. to mile. 

Plan of the Elvers, Creeks, Towns, etc., from 
Falmouth to Truro, fol. 

Great Britain's Coasting-pUot. The first part. , 
Being a new and exact Survey of the Sea-Coast 
of England, from the Eiver of Thames to the 
Westward, with the Islands of Scilly, and from 
thence to Carlile. [The second part... from the 
Eiver of Thames to the Northward, with the 
Islands of Orkney and Shetland]. By Capt. G. 
Collins . . . Lond., printed by Freeman Collins, 
and are to be sold by Eic. Mount, Bookseller, 
at the Postern on Tower Hill. 1693, fol. 

Note. — In the first part, pp. 22, in the second, pp. 
28, both parts have numerous charts. 

Cartes et Plans de plusier parties des Cotes 
d' Angleterre, d' Ecosse et d' Irlande, copiees 
sur celles du Pilote Cotier de la Grande-Bretagne, 
de Grenville-CoUins. n.d. [1757], fol. 

Note. — Contains : 

VII. Carte du Port Fowey ou Poy et Baye de Mounts. 

VIII. Ports de Falmouth et de Helford. 

IX. Carte des Illes de Scilly ou les Sorlingues. 

X. Carte de la Riviere de Saverne. autrement Manche 

ou Canal de BristoU. [Shews the coast from 
Tintagel to Bristol] . 

COLLINS, Jane {daughter of Bev. Edward 
Collins, V. of St. Erth). k St. Erth, 16th 
May, 1733. d. Manaccan, 18th Nov., 1821. 
Mem. of {hy Bev. B. Polwhele), Gent. Mug., xci, 
pt. 2, 569 (1821). 



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COLLINS, Rev. Jeremiah (son of Rev. John 

Collins). Scholar of Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1792 ; 

Incumb. of Cornelly 1835 (1), resigned 1847. 

h. Redruth (?), 1774. d. Truro, 1853. bur. 

at St. Erme, 17th Feb., 1853. 

A Sermon preached at Probus Church, on the 
18th Jan., 1816, being the thanksgiving day for 
the late peace, by the Rev. J. ColUns. Truro, 
1816, 8°., pp. 20. 

Account of Ladock parish, by Rev. J. Collins 
(Curate of Ladock in 1812), in Lysons' Cornwall, 
pp. 167-8. 

COLLINS, John. Accomptant. b. Wood Eaton, 
Oxfordshire, 5th March, 1624. d. London, 
10th Nov., 1683. 

A Proposal for the advancement of the revenue 
and the encouragement of the fishery trade by 
an excise duty upon salt ; by John Collins, 
"accomptant, e. Reg. Soc. philomath." 1677. 
Bawlinson MSS., Bod. Lib., class A 191, art. 48. 

A Plea for the bringing in of Irish Cattel and 
keeping out of Fish caught by Foreigners ; 
together with an humble Address to the Hon- 
ourable Members of Parliament of the Counties 
of Cornwall and Devon, about the advancement 
of Tin, Fishery, and divers Manufactures. By 
J. Collins, Accomptant to the Royal Fishery Co. 
E. Reg. Soc. Philomath. Lend., printed by 
A. Godbid and J. Playford, and are sold by 
Langley Curtis, in Goat-Court, on Ludgate 
Hill, 1680, 4"., pp. 38. 

Salt and Fishery. A discourse thereof... By 
J. Collins, Accomptant, &c. Lond., printed by 
A. Godbid and J. Playford, and are to be sold 
by Mr. Robert Home, at the Royal Exchange, 
&c., 1682, 4". 

Note. — The Pilchard Fishery described, pp. 102 — 
105. See also pp. 110, 111, 153—155. cf. Harl. MSS., 
1243, art. 22. 

COLLINS, John. 

Letters to Mr. Langdon, dated Stratton, Jan. 
21 and Dec. 10, 1703. MSS. perns Boy. Soc, 
pp. 2, 4°. 

COLLINS, Rev. John (Ind son of Eev. Edivard 
Collins). R. of Illogan. b. lUogan, 1607. d. 
lUogan, 4th June, 1684. cf. Walker^ s Suffer- 
ings, pt. ii, 215. 

A Diary of practice as a Physician, when 
sequestrated under the Commonwealth. [By 
Rev. J. Collins]. MSS. formerly at Truthan, 
but now destroyed. 

COLLINS, Rev. John {2nd son of John Collins 
of Treioorgan). R. of Redruth, b. Truro (t). 
d. Penhellick, 1775. bur. at St. Erme, 27th 
May, 1775. 

Sermon preached on the Re-opening of Redruth 



COLLINS, Eev. John. (Con.). 

Church, in 1768, by Rev. J. ColHns. MSS. penes 
Rev. C. M. E. Collins, Trewardale. 

COLLINS, Rev. John, B.C.L. (only son of Rev. 
Ed. Collins, V. of St. Erth). B. of Ledbury, 
b. St. Erth Ci), 28th Sept., 1741. d. Penryn, 
20th March, 1797. cf. European Mag., vii, 52 
(1785) ; Nichols' Illustrations, iii, 154-56, 219, 
839; vi, 133; viii, 593; Polwhele's Traditions, 
i, 82-83, 105-8. 

A Letter to George Hardinge, Esq., on the 
subject of a passage in Mr. Stevens's Preface to 
his Impression of Shakespeare. Arum. Lond., 
printed by B. Sibthorp for G. Kearsley, in Fleet 
Street, 1777, 4°., pp. iii and 48 (including Son- 
net to Mr. Capell and Appendix). Br. Museum, 
King's Lib. 

Notes and Various Readings to Shakespeare 
. . . [By Edward Capell] . Lond. , printed by Henry 
Hughs, for the Author, n.d. [1779-80], 3 vols., 4". 
Note. — The dedication to Lord Daore is signed 
" John Collins," and this edition (which was published 
after Capell's deathj appears to have been edited by him. 

COLLINS, Col. John (2nd son of Rev. J. B. 
Collins), h. 1778. d. Madras, 7th Feb., 1811. 

Letters from Lord Wellesley and others to 
the Residents at Lucknow, viz : Lt.-Col. W. 
Scott... and Col. John Collins, 1794-1805. Br. 
Museum Addit. MSS., 13,526, 13,527, 13,530, 
13,600, and 13,601. 

COLLINS, Rev. John Basset, B.C.L. (eldest 
son of Rev. John Collins, R. of Redruth). B. 
of Camborne 1771-90, B.C. of Temple 1784-90. 
h. 1735. d. Glynn, 22nd June, 1790. cf 
Polwhele's Traditions, i, 68-69. 

Epitaph on Thomas Polwhele, Esq., late of 
Polwhele. By the Rev. J. B. C[ollins], of Glynn. 
In " Poems, chiefly by Gentlemen of Devonshire 
and Cornwall," ii, 237. 

Latin and English Poems. By Rev. J. B. 
Collins. MSS. penes Rev. C. M. E. Collins, 
Trewardale. 

COLLINS, J. H. b. London, March 16, 1841. 

A Handbook to the Mineralogy of Cornwall 
and Devon. By J. H. Collins, F.G.S. Truro, 
Heard & Son, 8«., 5/-. 

Note. — A prospectus of this work was issued in 
Aug., 1870. 

Notes on Boring Machines. Rep. Miners' 
Assoc, of D. & C, 1868, p. 23-25. 

On the Formation of Nuggets in Auriferous 
Drift, ib., 1868, p. 36-42. 

A Walk in a Cornish Valley, ib., 1869, pp. 
28-3.3. 

On Tin Streaming. Trans. R.G.S.C, 1868. 



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COLLINS, Mortimer, h. Plymouth, 1827. 

Who is the Heir? A Novel. Lond., Max- 
well, 1865, 3 vols., 80., 31/6. 

Note. — A portion of the scene is laid in Cornwall. 

Through Cornwall. Belqrmia, i, 217-24 
(1866.) 

COLLINS, William Wilkie {eldest son of Wil- 
liam Collins, B.A.). h. London, 1824. 

Rambles beyond Railways ; or Notes in Corn- 
wall, taken a-foot. By W. Wilkie Collins. 
With illustrations by Hen. C. Brandling. Lond., 
Bentley, 1851, 8"., pp. 301, 5/-.— 2nd ed., con- 
taining also the Cruise of the Tomtit to the 
Scilly Isles, 1861, 8°., pp. xiii & 298.— New 
ed., 1865, post 8"., 6/-. 

The Dead Secret. Lond., Bradbury and Evans, 
1857, 2 vols., 8"., 21/-.— New ed., Lond., S. Low, 
1861, cr. 8»., 5/-. 

Note. — A portion of the scene is laid in Cornwall. 

COLMAN, George, the younger, h. 21st 
Oct., 1762. d. London, 26th Oct., 1836. 

John Bull, or the Englishman's Fireside. A 
Comedy, in five Acts. First performed at the 
Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, on the 5th 
March, 1803. By G. Colman the younger. 
Lond., Longman, 1805, 8"., pp. 102. 

John Bull, etc., in " Collection of English 
Plays, with explanatory notes in the Danish 
language, by Fred. Schneider." (Copenhagen, 
1807, 12".), vol. ii, 

John Bull ou le coin du feu d' une famille 
Anglaise, com6die en trois actes, imit6e du c61febre 
Colman... par A. H. Chateauneuf Paris, chez 
A. Leroux, 1822, 8°., pp. xv and 40. 

John Bull, etc. From the prompt book, with 
Remarks by Mrs. Inchbald. Lond., Longman, 
n.d. [1816], 12°., pp. 99. 

John Bull, etc. Lond., J. Cumberland, n.d. 
[1837?], 12"., pp. 76.— Reprinted, Lond., T. H. 
Lacy \n.d:\, [1839?], 12"., pp. 76, 6d. 

John Bull, etc. Lond., J. Duncombe & Co., 
n.d. [18— ],12"., pp. 66. 

John BuU, etc. Lond., T. H. Lacy, n.d. 
[1859], 12"., pp. 68, 6d. 

John Bull, etc., in "The British Drama, illus- 
trated." (Lond., J. Dicks, 313, Strand, 1865), 
iii, 735-56. 

Note. — The scene is laid in Cornwall, near Pen- 
zance. A summary of the play is in the Cornish Teleg., 
6th Feb., 1867. 

COLMAR, Rev. James. Fellow of Ex. Coll., 
1683-95 ; expelled 1690, hut afterwards restored, 
h. Truro. For the pamphlets relating to his 
expulsion, see Trelawny, Sir Jonathan, Bp. of 
Bristol. 



COLOMBINE, David Elwin. h. Norwich; 9th 
March, 1802. 

Letter addressed to the Right Hon. Lord 
Carteret, the Rt. Hon. Lord Vivian, Sir William 
L. S. Trelawny, Bart., Lord Lieutenant, Francis 
Rodd, Esq., High Sheriff, and the Chief Magis- 
trates, Landowners, and Merchants of the County 
of Cornwall. By D. E. Colombine, Esq., Soli- 
citor to the Direct London and Exeter Railway 
Company, with extension to Falmouth and Pen- 
zance. Map. Lond., 1845, 8". 

The exposition of the affairs of the Direct 
London and Exeter Railway, with extensions 
to Cornwall. By D. E. Colombine. Lond., 
1846, 8", 

COMYN, Rev. Henry. V. of Sancreed 1837- 
51. d. Sancreed, 30th July, 1851, aged 76. 

A Parish Lecture on Regeneration. By a 
Clergyman of the Church of England [i.e.. Rev. 
H. Comyn]. Lond., W. J. Cleaver; Penzance, 
F. T. Vibert...l850, 8"., pp. 28. 

Note. — Dated Penzance, March 6, 1850. 

CONCANEN, George. Practised as an Jttorney 
at Truro for some years. 

A Report of the Trial at Bar, Rowe v. Brenton, 
tried in the Court of King's Bench, Westminster, 
Michaelmas Term, 9 Geo. IV, as to the Right 
to Minerals in the Assessional Lands of th^ 
Duchy of Cornwall, with Explanatory Notes 
and an Appendix, containing the Records and 
Documents as given in evidence. Lond., W. 
Walker, 1830, 8"., 5/-. Trial at Bar and Index, 
pp. 335. App. and Index, pp. 236. 

Note.' — Concerning East Crinnis Mines, cf. Gent. 
Mag., Ixxxix, pt. i, 649 (1819). 

The Trial at Bar, Rowe v. Brenton, in the 
Court of King's Bench, Michaelmas Term, 9 Geo. 
IV, as to the Right to Minerals in the Assessi- 
onal Lands of the Duchy of Cornwall, with the 
Records and Documents as given in Evidence. 
Lond., John Richards, 194, Fleet Street, 1831, 



CONDY, Nicholas Matthews, b. 1819. d. 
Plymouth, 20th May, 1851. 

Cotehele, on the Banks of the Tamar, the 
ancient seat of the Rt. Honble. the Earl of 
Mount Edgcumbe. By N. Condy. With a 
descriptive account, written expressly for the 
work by the Rev. F. V. J. Arundell. 17 plates. 
Lond., published by the Author, at 17, Gate 
Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, n.d., large foho, 
pp. 35. 

CONNAK, R. See Connock, R, 



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CONNOCK, EiCHARD. Auditor to the Duchy of 
Cornwall, cf. Birch's Life of Henry, Prince of 
Wales, pp. 57-59, 218. /. Oweris Epigrams, 
lib. iii, ep. 27. 
A Collection of Names of all the Princes of 

this Kingdom of England, such as have been 

the King's eldest sons or next Inheritors to the 

Crown, &c., &c. By E. Connak. Lond., printed 

in the year 1747, 8"., pp. 72. 

Note.— The original is in the Library of Trinity 

Coll., Camb. 

Original Letters from E. Connock to Sir E. 

Cotton, 1609. Cottonian MSS., Julius, C. iii, 49 

and 85. 

CONON, George. Master of the Free Orammar 
School, Truro, 25th Feb., 1728-9, to 1 5th July, 
1771. 6. Scotland, 1701. d. Padstow, 27th 
May, 1775. cf Wills' Spiritual Begisier, 
(Lond., 1795), iii, p. 34; Polwhele's Traditions 
and Becollections, i, 27, 32; Sidney's Life of 
Mev. S. Walker, passim; Christian Observer, i, 
565 (1802) ; ii, 531-33 (1803). 

CONYBEAEE, Eev. John Josias. V. of Bath- 

easton. b. 1779. d. 11th June, 1824. 

The Porphyritic Veins of St. Agnes in Com- 
waU. Trans. Geol. Soc. Lond., iv, 401-403 (1812). 

Notice of Fossil Shells in the Slate of Tin- 
tagel. Plate. «&., iv, 424-25. 

On the Geology of Cornwall and Devon. 
Thomson, Ann. Philos., v, 184-90 ; vi, 35-38 (1823). 

CONYBEAEE, Eev. William Daniel, F.E.S. 

Dean of Llandaff. b. London, 7th June, 1787. 

d. Itchenstoke, 12th Aug., 1857. 

Outlines of the Geology of England and 
Wales . . . Illustrated by a Coloured Map and 
Sections, &c. By Eev. W. D. Conybeare and 
William Phillips. Lond., William Phillips, 1822, 
8"., pp. bci and 470. 

COODE, Vice-Admieal John, K.C.B. {son of 
Edward Coode). b. Penryn, 11th Feb., 1779. 

, d. Plymouth, 19th Jan., 1858. cf. Jamei 
Naval Hist., vol. v ; 0' Byrne's Naval Biog. Diet. 

COODE, John. Civil Engineer, b. Bodmin. 

Minutes of Evidence given before the Select 
Committee of the House of Commons, on Har- 
bours of Eefuge, in July, 1857, by Capt. Wash- 
ington, Capt. Vetch, Capt. Hoskin, Capt. Sul- 
Uvan, and J. Coode, Esq., relative to St. Ives 
Bay. Penzance, n.d , 8°., pp. 20. 

Descriptions of the Chesil Bank, with remarks 
upon its origin, the causes which have con- 
tributed to its formation, and upon the move- 
ments of shingle generally. Minutes of Proc. of 
Instil, of Civil Engineers, xii, 520-46 (1852-53). 



COODE, Samuel, h. Penryn, 28th Jan., 1777. 

d. Tottenham, 30th April, 1852. 

Divine Sovereignty exemplified in the remark- 
able Memoir of Caroline Fagg, a child under 
eleven years of age. 6th ed., Lond., C. A. 
Bartlett [Margate, W. C. Brasier, printed], 1851, 

12°., pp. 24. , . , n . 

Peace in Believing illustrated m the dymg 
experience of Mr. Samuel Coode, who departed 
this life April 30, 1852. Written by a member 
of his family {i.e., one of his daughters). Lond., 
Simpkin & Marshall ; and G. Coventry, Totten- 
ham [printed] ; 1852, 8°., pp. 32. 

COOK, Samuel. Water-Colour Artist. b. 

Camelford, 1806. d. Plymouth, June, 1859. 

Biographical Notice of the late Mr. Samuel 
Cook. Extracted from the Plymouth News- 
papers. Plymouth, Heydon & Son, 1860, 12"., 
pp. 16. 

COOKE, Christopher. 

Padstow and its Antiquities. Cornw. Gaz., 
26th March; 14th May, 1868. 

Cornish Castles, ib., 25th June. 

Cornish Tenures, ib., 6th Aug. 

Cornish Churches, ib., 10th Sept. 

Cornish Oratories, ib., 29th Oct. 

Antiquities of Helston. ib., 10th Dec. 

BoUeit, Holed Stone. N. & Q., 4th S., ii, 
519 (1868). 

COOKE, George, b. London, 22nd Jan., 1781. 

d. Barnes, 27th Feb., 1834. 

An Antiquarian and Picturesque Tour round 
the Southern Coast of England, illustrated with 
84 plates, from drawings by J. M. W. Turner, 
E.A., W. Collins, E. A. ... Engraved by Geo. 
Cooke... Lond., M. A. Nattali, 1849, 4". 

Note. — Eleven Cornish views; see also Cooke, W. B. 

COOKE, George Alexander. 

The Topography of Great Britain ; or British 
Traveller's Pocket Directory of all the Counties. 
Maps of Counties. Lond., Sherwood, 1805, 12° 
Note. — Vol. I, Cornwall and Devon. 166 pages on 
Cornwall. 

The Modern British Traveller, or Tourist's 
Pocket Directory ; being an Account of all the 
Counties. Lond., G. Cooke, 1802-10, 47 vols., 
12°. 

Note. — " Each County illustrated with a map, and 
may be had separately " (Cornwall, 1/6, with coloured 
map, 2/6). 

Topographical Survey of the County of Corn- 
wall, historical, statistical, and descriptive, etc., 
etc. Lond., Bremmer, n.d., 12°., pp. 168. 

Note. — This is printed off from "The Topography 
of Great Britain." 



COOKH!. 



COOPE, 



COOKE, Rev. James. Weskyan Minister in 
Cornwall 1838-47. 

Teetotalism, its opposers, weapons, and spirit. 
A Sermon preached before the Hayle Total 
Abstinence Society, May 31st, 1841, and pub- 
lished at their request. 3rd thousand, Hayle, 
A. J. Ashwin, n.d. [1841], 12°., pp. 23, 2d. 

COOKE, William, of Lincoln's Inn. Barrister- 
at-Law. d. Wrinted Court, Kent, 14tli Sept., 
1832, aged 74. 

Memoirs of S. Foote. (1805) q.v. 

COOKE, William Bryan. 

Picturesque Views on the Southern Coast of 
England, from Drawings made principally by 
J. M. W. Turner, E.A., and Engraved by W. B. 
Cooke, G-eorge Cooke, and other eminent En- 
gravers. Lond., published by John and Arthur 
Arch, Cornhill...l826, 2 vols., fol. 

Note. — Published in uumt)erB (between 1814 and 
1826), price 12/6 ea. Proofs, 18/-. Vol. II contains 
eleven views in Cornwall. See also Cooke, G. 

COOKWORTHY, William. I. Kingsbridge, 
12th April, 1705. d. Plymouth, 17th Oct., 
1780. 

Relics of W. Cookworthy, discoverer of the 
Cornish China-Clay and Stone, about A.D. 1755 ; 
Founder of the British Porcelain Manufacture, 
about 1760; and an eminent Minister of the 
Society of Friends. Collected by John Prideaux, 
Member of the Plymouth Institution... and of 
the Royal Institution, Polytechnic and Geological 
Societies of Cornwall (with a Profile). London, 
Whittaker ; printed by Roger Lidstone, Plymouth 
and Devonport; 1853, 8°., pp. v and 31. 

Memoir of William Cookworthy, formerly of 
Plymouth, Devonshire. By his Grandson [George 
Harrison]. Lond., W. & P. G. Cash, 1854, large 
12"., pp. 207. 

A.D. 1768, No. 898. Specification of W. 
Cookworthy, Manufacturer of Porcelain ["A 
kind of porcelain newly invented by me, com- 
pos'd of moor stone or growan and growan clay"]. 
Lond., 1768, fol. — Reprinted, Lond., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1856,fol., pp. 3, 3d. See Champion, 
R. 

Explanatory Pamphlet respecting the Mono- 
poly which will be caused by the extension of W. 
Cookworthy's Patent for the use of China Clay, 
etc. By Josiah Wedgwood, 1775, 8°. 

COOPE, Rev. William John. R. of Falmouth, 
1838-1870. h. 24th Feb., 1809. d. Clifton, 
1st Jan., 1870. 

Submission to the temporal powers a Christian 
duty. A Sermon [on Rom., xiii, 5] preached 
in the Parish Church of Charles the Martyr, 



COOPE, Rev. William John. (Con.). 

Falmouth, on the 30th Jan., 1841, by the Rev. 
W. J. Coope, A.M., of Brazenose College, Oxford, 
and Rector of Falmouth. Falmouth, J. W. 
Dixon, 1841, 8°., pp. 64. 

The Church of Christ the Salt of the Earth. 
A Sermon [on Matt., v, 13] preached in St. 
Michael's Church, Helston, at the Triennial 
Visitation of the Lord Bishop of Exeter, Aug. 
1, 1842. Falmouth, printed and published by 
J. W. Dixon; Lond., Rivington; 1842,8°., pp. 32. 

Primitive Truth, or is the Catholic Church 
also Roman ? An earnest remonstrance to a 
Parishioner on her purposed perversion to the 
Church of Rome. Lond., Whittaker; Bampton 
[printed] ; 1847, 8"., pp. xiii and 149, 4/6. 

Two Sermons [on Jude, v, iii, and Acts, v, 
29] on the duty of earnestly contending for 
the faith at the present crisis... By Rev. W. J. 
Coope. Preached in the Parish Church of 
Falmouth,... on Sunday, April 14th, 1850, and 
now published by request. Lond., J. Masters, 
1850, 4°., pp. 68. 

The Real Presence of Christ in his Holy 
Sacrament the faith of the Catholic Church. A 
Letter to an Esteemed Parishioner. Lond., 
Church Press Co., 1868, 8°., 8d. 

[Falmouth Tracts, No. 1]. On the Sacrament 
of the Lord's Supper. 8°., pp. 7. 

[Falmouth Tracts, No. 2]. On the Sacrament 
of the Lord's Supper. 8°., pp. 7. 

Note. — These have no title pages, but are dated 
Howberry House, Aug., 1868, and signed W. Jno. Coope, 
Priest. They were printed by Mary Dunstone, Falmouth. 

[Falmouth Tracts, No. 3]. Catholic Consent. 
Dated Howberry House, Aug. 6, 1868, and 
signed Wm. Jno. Coope, Rector. Published by 
M. Dunstone, Arwenack Street, Falmouth, n.d., 
1868, 8"., pp. 12. 

Falmouth Tracts, No. 4. Wesley a Catholic ! 
"Wesley's sons" invited. By the Rev. W. J. 
Coope, Priest of Falmouth. Lond., Masters & 
Son ; Falmouth, published by M. Dunstone ; 
Sept., 1868, 8°., pp. 28. 

Falmouth Tracts, No. 5. Sacramental Doc- 
trine. By Rev. W. J. Coope. Falmouth, M. 
Dunstone, Feb., 1869, 8«. 

Falmouth Tracts, No. 6. Female Dress. By 
Rev. W. J. Coope. Falmouth, M. Dunstone, 
March, 1869, 8°. 

Premiums given by Rev. W. J. Coope. Bep. 
B.G.P. Soc, 1837, p. 17. 

Letter on the battle of the Tchemaya. By- 
Rev. J. W. Coope. Illust. Lond. News, xxvii, 
405, 6th Oct., 1855. 

Answer to the Rev. W. J. Coope's Letter. By 
J. Mount, Staff Surgeon, ib., xxvii, 619, 24thNov. 

Second Letter from the Rev. W. J. Coope. 
ib., xxviii, 19, 5th Jan., 1856. 



COOPBE. 



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COOPEE, William Durrant, F.S.A. 

The Expenses of the Judges of Assize riding 
the Western and the Oxford Circuits... 1596- 
1601. Ed. . . .by W. D. Cooper. Camden Miscell, 
iv, 1850. 

Note. — Expenses at Launceston, pp. 21 — 22, 24, 
27, 29, 34, 36, 38, 41. 

COPE, Rev. Richard, LL.D., F.A.S. Inde- 
pendent Minister, b. London, 23rd Aug., 1776. 
d. Penryn, 26th Oct., 1856. 

The Autobiography and Select Remains of 
the Rev. R. Cope, LL.D., formerly Tutor of the 
Irish Evangelical College, Dublin, and Minister 
of the Congregational Churches at Launceston, 
Wakefield, Penryn. Portrait. Ed. by his son, 
R. J. Cope. Lond., Judd and Glass, 21, Pater- 
noster Row; Falmouth, Lake; 1857, 8"., pp. 
292, 6/-. List of Subscribers. 

The Object accomplished by the Abolition of 
the Slave Trade. A Sermon preached at Laun- 
ceston, May 1, 1807. 1807, 8«. 

Robert Melville ; or characters contrasted. 
Abergavenny, J. H. Morgan, 1827, 12°., pp. 
103, 1/. 

The Pulpit Synopsis ; containing outlines of 
Sermons, Select and Original, with Hints to 
Ministers on conducting the Worship of God, 
remarks on extempore preaching, and an address 
to preachers. Lond., Joseph Smith, 1837, 8°. 
Note. — Preface dated Penryn, August 16, 1837. 

Entertaining Anecdotes, Facts, and Observa- 
tions, moral and religious, with occasional reflec- 
tions, selected and arranged by R. Cope. Lond., 
Joseph Smith, 1838, 8°. 

Note. — Preface dated Penryn, March 30, 1838. 

Pietas Privata. Family Prayers for the Closet 
and the Family. By the late Rev. R. Cope, 
author of "The Domestic Altar." Lond., Judd 
and Glass, n.d. [1857], 12"., pp. 119. 

COPELAND, George A., R.A. Resident at 
Pendennis Castle. 

Description of a purple sandpiper shot at 
Pendennis Castle, Eejj. R.I.C., 1849, pp. 41-42. 

COPPARD, Rev. William Isaac, M.A. In- 
cumb. of St. Mary's, Plympton. d. Plymptpn 
St. Mary, 21st Feb., 1865. 

Notice of Doniert's Grave, St. Cleer. Trans. 
Exeter Dioces. Architect. Soc, iv (1850). 

Sepulchral Stone at St. Cleer. Archmol. Journ., 
viii, 205 (1851). 

CORBETT, Thomas. 

Meteorological Observations made at Pen- 
carrow. Rep. R.C.P. Soc, 1841, p. 144; 1842, 
pt. 2, p. 102. 



COEBBTT, Thomas. {Con.). 

Remarks on the culture and habits of the 
Cephalotus follicularis, accompanied by meteor- 
ological tables of the temperature of Cornwall. 
Eortic. Soc. Journ., ii, 72-80 (1847). 

CORNELIUS, John, alias Mohun. B. C. Priest, 
b. Bodmin, of Irish parents. Executed Dor- 
chester, 4th July, 1594. cf. Challoner's Mems. 
of Missionary Priests,... ed. 1803, i, 165, 166; 
Bishop of Tarrazonds Hist, of the Persecution 
of England, L. v, chap, iv ; Dodd's Church 
History (ed. 1737), ii, 73; Oliver's Collections 
towards the Biography of the Members of the 
Society of Jesus, pp. 74-76. 
Memoirs of J. Cornelius. By Rev. Mr. 

Manger. 

MSS. concerning Mr. J. Cornelius, in the 

English College in St. Omars. 

CORNELIUS, Peter. See Peters, Hugh. 

CORKER, Robert, of Falmouth. M.P. for 
Bossiney in 1721 and 1728, d. 1731. 

Grant to William Hooker and R. Corker of 
the ofiice of Receiver-General of the Duchy, 
22nd October, 1709. Harl. MSS., 2264, art. 61. 
cf. Rep. Dep. Keeper Records, 30, pp. 424, 469. 

CORNBUEGH, Avery or Alveredus. 

Grant to Avery Corneburgh of various oflSces 
in Cornwall. Harl. MSS., 433, art. 884. [Grants, 
&c., from the Crown during the reign of Edw. 
V, Camden Soc. 1854, pp. 44-45]. 

Grant to Avery Corneburgh of £33. 6s. 8d. 
quarterly, as under-treasurer. ib., 433, art. 1421. 

CORNIDE, Joseph. 

Las Casiterides restituidas a los mares de 
Galicia. Madrid, 1790, 8". 



CORNISH CURATE, A. 
F. E. B. 



i.e.. Cole, Rev. 



CORNISH TINNER, A. pseud., i.e. 

Truth against the World ! The Age of Light, 
or Truth Unveiled ; taken from strict researches 
into Nature's Works. By a Cornish Tinner. 
Bristol, 1818, fcp. 8«., pp. 60. 

CORNISH TOM. Rel. Hearnianm, ed. 1869, 
ii, 5. 

CORNISH, Commander John, R.N. b. Devon- 
port, May, 1797. 

Boats applicable to various purposes. By 
Lieut. Cornish, R.N., Polperro. Rep. R.C.f. 
Soc, 1851, p. 50. 



COENISH. 



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CORNISH, Rev. Geoege James, M.A. b. 
Ottery St. Mary, 7th June, 1794. d. London, 
10th Sept., 1849. cf. Gent. Mag., xxxii, 549 
(1849), N. & Q., 3 S., viii, 357 (1865). 

Despise ye the Church of God ? A Sermon 
[on I Cor., xi, 18-22] preached at the consecra- 
tion of St. Michael's Church, Baldhu, on 20th 
July, 1848 (by the Lord Bishop of Exeter). 
By Rev. G. Cornish, A'^icar of SS. Kenwyn and 
Kea. Published at his Lordship's command. 
Lond., Rivington, 1848, 8"., 

"Let all things be done decently and in 
order." A Sermon [on I Cor., xiv, 40] preached 
at the opening of the temporary Church, in the 
District of St. George, Kenwyn, on the 23rd 
April, 1849, by G. Cornish, M.A., Prebendary 
of Exeter and Chaplain to the Lord Bishop. 
Published at the particular request of the Clergy 
present. Truro, J. R. Netherton, 1849, 8°., pp. 
16. 

A Selection from the Sermons and Poetical 
Remains of the Rev. G. J. Cornish, late Vicar 
of Kenwyn and Kea. Lond., J. C. Mozley; 
Truro, Netherton ; 1850, 8°., pp. 400, 10/6. 

Note. — Some of the poetry had been previously 
published in " Church Poetry " and " Days and Seasons." 

Sermon for the Sixth Sunday after Epiphany. 
" Sin not only to be forgiven, but to be rooted 
out," I John, iii, 45. Published in Sermons foi- 
Sundays, Festivals and Fasts, &e. (Ed. by the 
Rev. Alex. Watson. Lond., J. Masters, 1846, 
8°.), 2 S., i, 255-64. 

Lines to the Redbreast. Christian Year (1st 
ed.), ii, 81, 21st Sunday after Trinity, [cf. Sir 
J. T. Coleridge's Life of Keble, 1st ed., pp. 29-35]. 

Come to the Woods and other Poems. Lond., 
Simpkin; Frome, John Hodges [printed]; 1869, 
8°., pp. 136, 3/6. 

CORNISH, James. 

A View of the present state of the Salmon 
and Channel Fisheries and of the Statute Laws 
by which they are regulated... Lond., Longman, 
1824, 80.. pp. ixand 217. 

Note. — The Channel Fisheries on the Coasts of 
Devon and Cornwall described in pp. 67 — 119. 

CORNISH, James, M.R.C.S. {son of Will. 

Cornish), b. Falmouth, 20th May, 1792. d. 

Falmouth, 22nd Sept., 1858. 

Case of a large dose of laudanum proving 
fatal, although full vomiting was speedily effect- 
ed. Med. & Phys. Journ., xxxi, 193-96 (1814). 

Remarkable effects of fanaticism on the in- 
habitants of several towns in Cornwall, ib., 
xxxi, 373-79 [cf Methodist Mag., xxxvii, 545- 
551, 1814]. 

Observations on Mr. Cornish's account of a 



CORNISH, James. (Con.). 

convulsive epidemic in Cornwall. By James 
M'Donald. ih., xxxi, 464-67. 

Remarks on Mr. M'Donald's objections and 
statements respecting the convulsive epidemic 
in Cornwall. By J. Cornish, ib., xxxii, 32-35 
(1815). 

The Physician. Lines by S. H. i.e., J. CornisA. 
Selector or Cornish Mag., ii, 174 (182,7). 

Sonnet, ib., ii, 182. 

CORNISHMAN, A. i.e., Pitt, Thomas. 

CORNUBIAN, pseud., i.e. 

Recreations in Rhyme by a Cornubian. With 
portrait of Dolly Peiitreath. Lond., Longman ; 
Devonport, Byers; 1834, 8"., pp. 264, 7/-. List 
of Subscribers. 

CORNUBIAN WEST, pseud., i.e. 

A New Budget of Cornish Poems, by Cor- 
nubian West. Camborne, printed by T. T. 
Whear, Market-place, 1865, 8"., pp. 36, 6d. 

CORNUBIENSIS, pseud., i.e. 

The Church, her Character, Vitality, and 
Teaching. In a series of Familiar Letters to 
a Friend, by Cornubiensis [i.e. ], 

and being a Reply to a Pamphlet put forth by 
the Rev. R. G. Moses. Part i, Lond., J. Philp, 
1868, cr. 8"., 1/-. 

Note. — "Part II, on the Vitality of the Church," 
is nearly ready for the press, 1st Sept., 1870. 

CORNUBIENSIS, Joannes, pseud, i.e. 

The Grand Catastrophe or the Change of 
Government... By one who takes leave to stile 
himself Joannes Cornubiensis. Lond., printed 
by R. I., and are to be sold at the Crown, in 
Pope's-head Alley, 1654, 4"., pp. 16. 

CORNUBIENSIS, Johannes. See Johannes 
de S. Germano. 

CORNU-BRITANNICUS, pseud., i.e. 

Literature by Cornu-Britannicus. [A letter 
on the Cornish language]. Athenceum, 1838, p. 
396. 

CORRINGTON, John. Living in 1483. cf. 
Rep. Dep. Keeper Records, ix, p. 80. 

To J. Caryngto, Esquire, the Manor of Cally- 
londe, in Cornwall. Earl. MSS., 433, art. 428. 

To J. Corrington, the Manor of Callelonde 
and the Advowson of the Church of St. Samp- 
son, ib., 433, art. 589. 



COBY. 



COTTON. 



CORY, Rear-Admiral Nicholas {eldest son of 
Nicholas Cory, Surgeon, of St. Mawes). b. St. 
Mawes, 26th July, 1795. d. Plymouth, 13th 
Feb., 1864. cf. Gent. Mag., xvi, 405 (1864); 
O'Byrne's Naval Biog. Diet. 

CORY, Rev. Richard. V. of Owennap 1646- 
80. d. St. Wenn, 1680. cf Walker's Suffer- 
's, pt. ii, 215. 



CORYTON, Henry ('And surviving son of J. T. 
Coryton). b. 28th March, 1810. cf O'Byrne's 
Naval Biog. Diet. 

CORYTON, Sir John {son of William Coryton). 
cr. Baronet 27th Feb., 1661. cf Rep. Dep. 
Keeper Eecords, 30, p. 447. 

Letter from Sir J. Coryton to .John Evelyn. 
Plymouth, 19th March, 1665. Br. Museum 
Addit. MSS., 15,857, fol. 186. 

CORYTON, Sir John. See Moyle, Walter. 

CORYTON, John. 

Treatise on the laws of letters patent for the 
sole use of inventions in the United Kingdom 
of Great Britain and Ireland. By J. Coryton, 
Esq., of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law. Lond., 
H. Sweet, 1855, 8°.. pp. xxvii and 563. 

CORYTON, John Tillie. b. Crocadon in St. 
Mellion, 4th April, 1773. d. Pentillie Castle, 
10th Sept., 1843. 

Letter to J. T. Coryton. By Joseph Whitley, 
late of the New Inn, Callington. Launceston, 
Philp. Double sheet. 

CORYTON, William. M.P. for Cornwall, 1625, 
Launceston, 1640. d. May, 1651. cf. Prynne's 
Tracts and Pari. Hist., ii, 208. 

The Passage at the Council Table between 
the Council and W. Coryton, Esq., about re- 
fusing to pay the Loan. MSS. Camb. Univ. Lib., 
Ee. ii, 32, art. 11 ; Harl. MSS., I'dl, art. 14, pp. 
159-164; 6799, art. 33. 

Information in the Star Chamber, May, 1629, 
against divers Parliament Men, viz. . . W. Coriton, 
etc. Br. Museum Addit. MSS., 12,511. 

W. May, Sir H. KUIegrew, P. Edgecumbe, 
W. Coryton, W. Langdon, and W. Scawen, 
Commissioners for Cornwall to Edw. Walker, 
Secretary of the Council of War to the King. 
Leskeard, 15th Aug., 1644. *., 15,750, fol. 21. 

COSMO THE THIRD. Grand Duhe of Tuscany, 
b. Florence, 14th Aug., 1642. d. 31st Oct., 

1723. 

Travels of Cosmo the Third, Grand Duke of 



COSMO THE THIED. (Con.). 

T^uscany, through England during the reign of 
King Charles the Second (1669). Translated 
from the Italian Manuscript in the Laurentian 
Library at Florence. To which is prefixed a 
memoir of his life. Illustrated with a portrait 
and 39 views. London, printed for J. Mawman, 
Ludgate Street, 1821, 4"., pp. 506. 

NoTE.^ — Contains an account of Soilly, pp. 108 — 116, 
and a view of St. Mary's. The original narrative waa 
written by Count Lorenzo Magalotti. cf. One and All, 
Deo., 1868, Jan., 1869, where the Cornish portion is 
printed. 

COSOWARTH, Michael {thkd son of John 
Cosowarth of Cosowa/rth). b. London, 1568. 
cf. Ath. Cantab., ii, 430 ; Carew's Survey, ed. 
1811, p. 346 ; Hollands Psalmist, 1, 229 ; Fcurr's 
Select Poetry, pt. 2, pp. 404-8 ; Sir J. Bram- 
ston's Autobiography {Camden Soc, 1845), p. 
1 3, but spelt Cuswroth ; Brydge^ Excerpta 
Tudoriana, i, 48-51. 

Certain Psalms in English Metre. Ha/rl. MSS., 
6906,4". 

Note. — Prefixed to this work are complimentary 
verses by Eich. Carew and Henry Lok, both styling 
themselves cousins to the author. 

Ecclesiastes, otherwise called the Preacher. 
By J3. L., Gentleman [i.e., Henry Lok]. Lond., 
1597, 8°. 

Note. — Prefixed are verses signed M. C. 

COSTE, L. ET Perdonnet. 

De la preparation des minerals d' 6tain et de 
cuivre en Comouailles. Annal des Mines, vi, 
3-20 (1829). 

Note sur le traitement des minerals d' 6tain 
en Cornouailles. ib., vi, 21-28. 

Mines de plomb de Cornouailles. ib., vii, 14 
(1830). 

COSWORTH FAMILY. cf Harl. MSS., 
1463. Printed in "The Visitation of London, 
1568," ed. by J. J. Howard and G. J. Army- 
tage. Lond., Harleian Soc, 1869, p. 16. 

COTTON FAMILY, of Fowey. By W. R. 
C[otton]. N. & Q., I S., viii, 317 (1853). 

COTTON, Rev. Edward {2nd son of Dr. W. 
Cotton). Archdeacon of Cornwall, 25th July, 
1660. b. 1608. d. Exeter (?), 11th Nov., 
1675. 

Bishop Lamplugh to Archbishop Sancroffc on 
the profane conduct of E. Cotton, Archdeacon 
of Cornwall, 21st March, 1682-3 (?). Tanner 
MSS. {Bodl. Lib.), 35, art. 154. cf also, art. 
158. 



COTTON. 



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COUCH. 



COTTON, Rev. William {eldest son of Dr. W. 
Cotton, Bp. of Exeter), d. Botreaux Castle, 
circa 1649. cf. Walker's Sufferings, pt. ii, 24. 

COTTON, William, F.S.A. d. Plymouth, 15th 
Jan., 1863, aged 68. 

Illustrations of Stone Circles, Cromlehs, and 
other Remains of the Aboriginal Britons in the 
West of Cornwall. From drawings made on 
the spot in 1826, by W. Cotton, Esq., M.A. 
Lond., printed by James Moyes, Took's Court, 
Chancery Lane, 1827, 4°., pp. 46. Castle 
Eorneck Lib., Penzance. 

Note. — Only 25 copies printed. The preface dated 
" The Priory, Leatherhead, June 1, 1827." Ten plates, 
■with plans annexed, accompany three chapters of the 
book. The eleventh plate goes with " An account of 
some barrows on Botree HUl... opened 26th Sep., 1826." 
cf. Gent. Mag. (in a letter from A. J. Eempe), oiii, pt. 
1, 11—14, 

An Account of certain Hill Castles situated 
near the Land's End in Cornwall. 2 plates. 
Archceol, xx, 300-306 (1829). 

COTTON, Rev. William Charles. F. of 
Frodsham. b. Stratford, Essex, 30th Jan., 
1813. 
A Short and Simple Letter to Cottagers, from 

a Conservative Beekeeper. By the Rev. W. C. 
.Cotton. Plate. Penzance, Rodda, 1838, 12". 

Note.' — A Cornish reprint of a work that has gone 
through several editions. The Letter, pp. 1 — 8. In the 
same pamphlet are found " On Keeping a Cow," pp. 
9—12; "Tanks," pp. 13—24; the latter signed M. A. 
G[ilbert]. 

COUCH, Capt. James, R.N. b. Talland (1). 

d. Stoke Damerel, 9th Jan., 1850. cf Gent. 

Mag., xxxiii, 211-12 (1850); 0' Byrne's Naval 

Biog. Diet. 

Observations on the Solid Channel. By Capt. 
J. Couch, R.N. Lond., A. Varnham, 1834, 8°., 
pp. 21. 

COUCH, Jonathan, F.L.S. b. Polperro, 15th 

March, 1789. d. Polperro, 13th April, 1870. 

cf Yarrell's British Birds, vols, i, ii, iii ; Journ. 

B.I.C., April, 1870. 

A Treatise on the Natural History of the 
Pilchard, with particular reference to the Fish- 
eries of Cornwall. By J. Couch ... Extracted 
from the Third Report of the Royal Cornwall 
. Polytechnic Society. 1 835, 8 « . 

Note.— This Essay obtained the prize given by 
John Buller, Esq., of Morval, for the best Natural 
History of the Pilchard. 

A Cornish Fauna ; being a Compendium of 
the Natural History of the County, intended to 
form a companion to the Collection in the 
Museum of the Royal Institution of Cornwall. 



COUCH, Jonathan. (Con.). 

Part i, containing the Vertebrata, Crustacea, 
and a portion of the Radiate Animals. By J. 
Couch. Truro, 1838, 8°., pp. 84. Part ii, con- 
taining the Testaceous Mollusks. By J. Couch. 
Truro, 1841, 8°., pp. 76, 2/-. Part iii, contain- 
ing the Zoophytes. . .By R. Q. Couch. (1844), q.v. 

Illustrations of Instinct, deduced from the 
Habits of British Animals. By J. Couch. 
Lond., Van Voorst, 1847, post 8°., 8/6. 

The Natural History of C. Plinius Secundus.- 
Translated on the Basis of Philemon Holland's 
Pliny, [By J. Couch], with notes. Lond., Wer- 
nerian Club, 1847-50, 8". 

NoTE. — Vol. I and II and parts 1 to 5 of vol. Ill 
were all that were published 

A History of the Fishes of the British Islands. 
With coloured illustrations from drawings by 
the Author. J. Couch. Lond., Groombridge, 
1860-65, 4 vols., roy. 8»., 72/-. 

" A Torpedo at one end of the line." By J. 
Couch. In " Fishing Gossip ". , .Ed. by H. Chol- 
mondeley Pennell. (Edinburgh, Black, 1866, 
8°.), pp. 147-51. 

Fishing and Fish-hooks of the earliest dates. 
By J. Couch, ik, pp. 321-29. 

Polperro. The History of a Fishing Town. 
...By J. Couch. With an Account of the Life 
and Labours of the Author... By T. Q. Couch. 
(1870), q.v. 

Icthyology. A Paper communicated by J. 
Couch to the Exposition Internationale des 
Peches, at Arcachon, in France, and for which 
a Gold Medal was awarded to the Author. 1867. 

Observations on the Tree of Life, &c. By 
•Ipolpuroc (sic), i.e., J. Couch. Imperial Mag. 
(ed. by S. Drew), i, col. 737-39 (1819). 

Meteorological Phenomena. By J. Couch. 
ih., ii, col. 531-33 (1820). 

The Carpenter Bee — Apis centuncularis. By 
J. Couch, ih., ii, col. 653-55. 

On the Alteration in Times ; [reflections sug- 
gested by an old work on political economy in 
the reign of Elizabeth]. By Ipolperroc. ih., 
iii, col. 16-20 (1821). 

The Fabulous Foundation of the Popedom 
[abridged from Rich. Bernard]. By J. Couch. 
ih., iii, col. 428-35, 520-27. 

Reply to a Query on Singular Fishes. By 
J. Couch, ih., iii, col. 451-53. 

Authors and Books in the English and Foreign 
Languages which are necessary for the formation 
of a small and select library. Abridged from the 
Pamphleteer, No. 3. By Ipolperroc. ib., iii, col. 
715-20. 

Fishing. A Poem. By Ipolperroc. ih., m, 
col. 1027-32. 

Suggestions for the purpose of fixmg the 

M 



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COUCH, Jonathan. (Con.). 

epoch of the principal geological changes which 
have happened in the Earth. By J. Couch. 
ib., iv, col. 35-43 (1822). 

The Migratory Birds of the West of England. 
By J. Couch, ib., iv, col. 705-14. 

" God's arrow against atheism and irreligion." 
A Tract. Abridged and explained by J. Couch. 
ib., \v,col. 921-32, 991-1002. 

On Pilgrimage. Translated from Erasmus by 
J. Couch, with remarks, ib., v, col. 53-59, 126- 
35, 233-45 (1823). 

A Dissertation on the Mermaid. By J. Couch. 
ib., vi, col. 705-14, 805-12 (1824). 

Observations on the Progress of Civilization 
in Nations. By J. Couch, ib., vi, col. 1098- 
1111. 

On the Cultivation of the Apple-tree. By J. 
Couch, ib., vii, col. 609-15, 712-18 (1825). 

Observations Illustrative of the Natural His- 
tory of the Chameleon. By J. Couch, ib., vii, 
col. 803-9.. 

Observations on the Jewish and Christian 
Sabbath Days. By J. C. ib., viii, col. 67-62 
(1826). 

Seraphic Obsequies (from Erasmus). By J. 
Couch, ib., viii, col. 453-60, 519-26. 

Observations on the Analogies that exist in 
the Animal Kingdoms. By J. C. ib., ix, col. 
621-25 (1827). 

Of Man, as the Image of the Deity. By 
J. C. ib., X, col. 593-98 (1828). 

On the Migration of the Swallow Tribe. By 
J. C. ib., X, col. 932-34. 

On the System of Nature. By J. C. ib., xii, 
col. 522-31 (1830). 

On Croup. Annals Med. Surg., 1816. 

Eeview of " An Inquiry into the Probability 
and Eationality of Mr. Hunter's Theory of Life, 
by John Aberiiethy, F.R.S." Melhodist Mag., 
xxxviii, 602-605 (1815). 

Account of Jeremiah Whitfield, who died at 
Polperro, 6th Nov., 1814. ib., xxxix, 56 (1816). 

On the Use of the Electrical Faculty of the 
Torpedo. Thomson Ann. Philos., vi, 156-157 
(1823). 

Some Particulars of the Natural History of 
Fislies found in Cornwall. Linn. Soc. Trans., 
xiv, 69-92 (1825) [Oken Isis, Jena, xxii, col. 
1078-89 (1829)]. 

A Letter on the occurrence of Procellaria 
Wilsoni on the British coast. Linn. Soc Proc 
i, 2-3 (1838). 

An Account of a Fish nearly allied to Hemi- 
ramphu,s. ib., i, 151-52 (1842). 



COUCH, JoNATKAN. (Con.). 

On the occurrence of Sepia biserialis in Corn- 
wall. Linn. Soc. Journ. (Zool), i, 100-102 (1857). 

Note on the occurrence of Phyllosoma com- 
mune in Cornwall, ib., ii, 146-49 (1858). 

Notes on the occurrence of the Crustacean, 
Scyllarus arctus, in England, ib., vi, 78 (1862). 

Rare or Uncommon Birds in Cornwall. By 
Clement Jackson, J. Couch, and Eev. J. Lakes. 
/. C Loudon's Mag. Nat. Hist., iii, 175-77 (1831). 

Substance drawn up at sea in 7 or 8 fathoms 
water. Woodcut. By J. Couch, ib., iii, 481. 

On the Solitary Thrush (Turdus Solitarius). 
ib., iv, 213-14 (1831). 

Notes on the Chimney Swallow (Hirundo 
Eustica) and on the Window Swallow or Marten 
(Hirundo Urbica). ib., iv, 520-23, 1831 [Froriep 
Notizen, Erfurt, xxxii, col. 289-93, 1832]. 

Fishes new to the IBritish Fauna contained in 
" Couch's History of the Fishes of Cornwall." 
ib., V, 15-24, 311-16 (1832). 

A Description of the Characteristics of a kind 
of Trigla, hitherto confounded with the Trigla 
Blochii. ib., ix, 463-66 (1836). 

Observations on the Luminous Meteors com- 
monly called Shooting Stars, ib., i, 150-53 
(1837). 

Description of a species of Eay Fish not 
hitherto included in the British Fauna, ib., ii, 
71-73 (1838). 

Some Observations on the Lancelot (Amphi- 
oxus lanoeolatus). ib., ii, 381-84. 

On the Structure and Habits of the Physaha 
of Cuvier or Portuguese Man-of-War. ib., iii, 
556-61, 1839 [Frmiep Notizen, xiii, col. 129-34, 
1840]. 

Eemarks on some species of Asterias found in 
Cornwall, ib., iv, 32-34 (1840). 

[Prize] Essay on the Natural History of the 
Pilchard. Bep. R.G.P. Soc, 1835, pp. 65-101. 

Statistics of the Pilchard Fishery for twenty 
years, ib., 1835, p. 87. 

Notices of the Hake, ib., 1835, p. 90. 

The Blue Shark, ib., 1835, p. 92. 

The Porbeagle, ib., 1835, p. 93. 

The Thrasher or Sea Fox. ib., 1835, p. 94. 

The Whale Tribe, ib., 1835, p. 94. 

Notes on the preceding, by one of the Judges. 
ib., 1835, p. 97. 

Meteorological Register, ib., 1836, pp. 66-67. 

The Pilchard Fishery, ib., 1840,pp. 11-26. 

Calendar of Natural History of Polperro. ib., 
1842, pt. 2, pp. 33-40. 

The Exuviation and Growth of Crabs and 
Loksters. ib., 1843, pp. 1-14; 1858, pp. 39-45. 

The Mackerel and its Fishery, ib., 1844, pp. 
47-61. 



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COUCH, Jonathan. (Con.). 

The Disease in the Potatoes, ib., 1845, pp. 
9-21 ; 1847, pp. 1-11 ; 1848, pp. 1-2. 

Shooting Stars, ih., 1850, p. xxxv. 

The Harvests in Cornwall, 1816-1852. ib., 
1852, pp. 69-74. 

Observations on the Skeleton of a Porpoise. 
ib., 1852, pp. 75-76. 

Indications of the Former Natural History of 
Cornwall, ib., 1854, pp. 24-27. 

A few Remarks on the Midge Fly which in- 
fests the wheat, ib., 1856, pp. 25-26. 

Remarks on the species of Whales on the 
coasts of Cornwall, ib., 1856, pp. 27-46. 

Migratory Locusts, ib., 1858, p. 54. 

Memoir of the Natural History of the Salmon 
Tribe, from materials chiefly collected in Corn- 
wall and the West of England, ib., 1859, pp. 
1-29. 

Description of the Phalaropus hyperboreus. 
ib., 1859, p. 76. 

Remarks on the Natural History of the Par. 
ib., 1860, pp. 50-57. 

Diseases in Lambs and Poultry from the 
presence of Parasitic Animals. «J., 1862, p. 1. 

The File Fish, ib., 1866, pp. 65-67. 

Dredging Excursions, ib., 1867, p. 64. 

The Process of Exuviation in Shrimps and 
Lobsters. Jardine Mag. Zool. Bot., i, 170-73, 
1837. [Wiegmann, Archiv. Berlin, iv, 337-42, 
1838]. 

The Process of Exuviation in the Common 
Crab, ib., i, 341-44. 

Crustacean Animals. Rep. R.I.C., 1838, p. 34. 

Druidical Observances, ib., 1842, p. 36. 

Sun Fish, ih., 1842, p. 24. 

Whales, ib., 1842, p. 26. [Zoologist, iii, 1161, 
1845]. 

Birds and Fishes in Cornwall. *., 1843, p. 28. 

On Opening some Barrows in Pelynt. ib., 
1845, p. 33. 

Bell in the Tower of LansaUos Church, ih., 
1853, pp. 19 and 122. 

A Royal Wardrobe in the 16th Century. 
Journ. R.I.C., 1866, April, pp. 21-26. 

Borough of East Looe. ib., pp. 63-64. 

A Singular Old Letter, ih., pp. 129-30. 

Additions to the Fauna of Cornwall, ib., 
pp. 154-62. 

Inventory of a Nobleman's Personal Property, 
16th Cent, ib., 1867, pp. 226-33. 

Dabernon Chantry, in LansaUos Church, ib., 
1867, pp. 346-49. 

Alchemy, ib., pp. 350-51. 

The Fish Echineis Remora. ib., p. 361. 

Correspondence (Anno 1700) between the 



COUCH, Jonathan. (Con.). 

Bishop of Exeter and Mr. Charles Godolphin. 
ib., 1868, April, pp. 17-20. 

On the Zoology of the County of Cornwall. 
Rep. Brit. Assoc., 1841, pt. ii, p. 68. 

The Marine Zoology of Britain, ih., 1842, 
p. 213. 

British Fish for Local Museums, ih., 1855, 
p. 113. 

The Zoology of Cornwall. Brit. Assoc. Section, 
1841, p. 68. 

The Migration of Birds and the Flowering of 
Plants, ih., 1842, p. 66. 

On the Egg-purse and Embryo of a Species 
of Myliobatis. ib., 1846-47, p. 80. 

The Marine Fauna and Flora of Devon and 
Cornwall ib., 1865, p. 51. 

On the Existence of Giants in Cornwall and 
Devon. Clack, iv, 152-160. 

Account of a Specimen of the Oblong Sunfish 
...taken at Par. Ann. Nat. Hist., vi, 144-45 
(1841). 

On... the Black or Leading Whale... taken in 
Cornwall. «J., ix, 371-73, 1842; [Froriep Notizen, 
xxiv, col. 49-52, 1842]. 

On the Midge Fly which infests the wheat. 
ib., XX, 399-400 (1857). 

On Whales observed on the coasts of Corn- 
waU. ib., XX, 424-39. 

A Crustacean allied to Gonoplax rhomboides. 
Trans. P.N.H. & A.S., i, 83 (1845). 

The Grey Shark, ib., i, 98. 

The Hemiramphus Europeus. ib., i, 145. 

Egg-purse and Embryo of a Myhobatis. Plate. 
ih., i, 151 ; [Zoologist, vi, 1980]. 

Complexity in the Condition of Animals, ib., 

i, 159. 

A Fish of the genus Brama. ib.,i, 191. 

A New Fish to the Cornish Fauna, ib., i, 284. 

Scomber Punctatus, a species of Mackerel. 
ib., i, 352 (1849). 

The Pike-headed Whale, ih., i, 396 (1850). 

The Onchidium, a Sea Slug, ib., ii, 21. _ 

The Young of Crustacean_ Animals, ih., ii, 69. 

A species of Axius. ib., ii, 165. 

Description of a Pocket Dial, ib., ii, 163; 
[iV. cfe Q., 3 S., ii, 185]^ ., •• Tin 

Translations from Domesday, ib., ii, 110, 
167, 244. 

On Sharks, ih., ii, 234. 

Notes to the Translations from Domesday. 

ih., ii, 266. . .. 

The Dipper, Cinclus Aquaticus. tb., ii, dUb. 



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COUCH, Jonathan. (Con.). 

Extracts from the Correspondence of J. Anstis. 
ib., iii, 20 (1864). 

On the occurrence near Polperro of a Fish... 
supposed to be the Orphe of Rondeletius. NeiO- 
man, Zoologist, i, 81-84 (1843). 

Account of a species of Sea Bream new to the 
British Fauna, ik, ii, 393-95 (1844). 

Description of Natica intricata in comparison 
with N. glaucina. ib., ii, 770-73. 

Some Account of Gonoplax rhomboides. ib., 
iv, 1217-19 (1846). 

Account of the Capture in Cornwall of the 
Six-branchial or Grey Shark, ib., iv, 1337-40. 

Description of Brama pinna-squamata. ib., 
vii, pp. xxvi-xxviii (,1849). 

Description of Scomber punctatus. ib., vii, 
pp. xxix-xxxi. 

Capture of a species of Atherine (Atherine 
Boyeri). ib., ix, 2992-93 (1851). 

Notes on the Habits of some species of Bats. 
ib., xi, 3936-43 (1853). 

Some Further Eemarks on the Habits of Bats. 
ib., xi, 4157-60 (1854). 

On the Cause of the Eed Colour in the Fossil- 
liferous Rocks near Looe. Trans. B.G.S.G., vi 
139-142, 1846. 

On a supposed New Species of the Fossil genus, 
Astrsea. ib., vii, 244-45, 1855. 

Description of the Fossils found in a quarry 
near Trelawny, in Pelynt. Plate. ib., vii, 
249-62. 

The Peacock. N. & Q., 2 S., iv, 117 (1857). 

Ribband Fishes of the genus Gymnetrus. 
Coloured plate. Intellectual Observer, ii 1-8 
(1863). 

The Sea Lamprey. Coloured plate, ib., ii, 
411-17. 

Notes on the Natural History of the Natter- 
jack, ib., iv, 123-7 (1864). 

The Four-horned Trunk Fish ; a native of 
England, ib., v, 407-9. 

Habits of the Diadem Spider, ib., vi, 285- 
90 (1865). 

The Dog as a Culprit, ib., vii, 105-7. 

Remarks on the Structure and Actions of the 
Iris of the Eye in some species of Fishes, ib 
viii, 180-3 (1866). 

Observations of the Changes of Colour and 
Modes of Taking Food in the Chameleon ib 
X, 321-6 (1867). 

On the Structure and Manner of Growth of 
the Scales of Fishes, ib., xii, 246-53 (1868). 

Irregularities of Structure in Fishes. Stzident 



COUCH, Jonathan. (Core.). 

and Intellectual Observer, i, 328-36 (1868). 

Varieties of Structure in Crustacean Animals. 
ib., ii, 92-97 (1869). 

Mullus surmuletus : habits of the surmullet 
in ancient as compared with modern times, ib., 
ii, 368-72. 

Filefish on the English coast. The Naturalises 
Note Book for 1868, pp. 102-3. 

Dredging on the south-east coast of Corn- 
wall, ib., 1868, pp. 132-34. 

Notice of the Physalia arethusa. ib., 1868, 
pp. 249-50. 

A Serpent found in Malta, ib., 1868, p. 316. 



COUCH, Richard Quiller, M.R.C.S. 
son of the preceding), b. Polperro, 14th March, 
1816. d. Penzance, 8th May, 1863. cf Gent. 
Mag., XV, 106-8 (1863) ; Lancet, i, 593 (1863). 

A Cornish Fauna. Parts i and ii. By ,1. 
Couch, q.v. Part iii, containing the zoophytes and 
calcareous corallines. By R. Q. Couch. 23 plates. 
Truro, printed for the Royal Institution of 
Cornwall, by L. E. Gillet, 1844, 8"., pp. xviii, 
164, index, synopsis and index to plates, un- 
paged, 7/-. 

The Natural History of West Cornwall, com- 
piled from materials supplied by R. Q. Couch, 
in J. S. Courtney's "A Chiide to Penzance " (1845), 
App., pp. 25-52. 

A Week at the Land's End. By J. T. Blight. 
Lond., 1861, 8°. 

Note. — Assisted by E. H. Kodd, E. Q. Couch, and 
J. Ealfs. 

An Introductory Address on the Study of 
Natural History, delivered before the Society, 
at its Annual Meeting. Trans. P.N.H. <& A.S., 
i, 11-22 (1845). 

On the Morphology of the different Organs of 
Zoophytes. Plate, ib. i, 23-29. 

On the Reproduction of Amputated Parts in 
the Lower Animals, ib., i, 31. 

Notice of the Capture of the Common Dolphin 
on the Cornish coast, ib., i, 32-34. 

Remarks on a New Zoophyte belonging to the 
genus Crisia. ib., i, 38-39. 

An Address on the Geographical Distribution 
of the Animal and Vegetable Kingdom, deUvered 
before the Society, at its Annual Meeting, ib., i, 
49-59 (1846). 

Notice of the Capture of Two Rare British 
Fishes in Mount's Bay. ib., i, 95-97. 

On a New Muscle discovered in the Eye of 
Fishes, ib., i, 97. 

Observations on the Botany and Zoology of 
Cornwall, delivered before the Society, at its 
Annual Meeting, ib., i, 113-21 (1847). 



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COUCH, EiCHAED QuiLLER. (Con.). 

On the Migration of the Pilchard, ik, i, 
126-44. 

An Address [on the Study of Natural History] 
delivered before the Society, at its Annual Meet- 
ing, ib., i, 181-90 (1848). 

On the Mackerel, ib., i, 223-28. 

On the Vitality of the Axis of Asteroid 
Zoophytes, ib., i, 237-44. 

Remarks on the Luminosity of the Sea, de- 
livered before the Society, at its Annual Meeting. 
ib., i, 275-83 (1849). 

On the Physiological Development of Cells 
among the Crustacean Zoophytes, ib., i, 295-300. 

Notice of a New Species of Crisidia. ib., i, 
307-8. 

Horse Zoologicse, in a Letter to Miss Warren. 
ib., i, 322-40. 

On the Cause of the Great Vital Powers of the 
Hydra or Fresh-water Polypus, ib., i, 369-76 
(1850). 

Notice of a Crustacean new to Cornwall, ib., 
ii, 13-14 (1851). 

Note. — c/. "On Zoanthus Couohii," by E. W. H. 
Holdsworth. Zool. Soc. Proc, xxvi, 557—60 (1858) ; 
xxvii, 124—25 (1859). 

Notice of the Capture of a Sturgeon differing 
from those recognised as British, ib., ii, 17-18. 

Notice of the Capture in Mount's Bay of Pen- 
nant's Globe Fish, ib., ii, 34-36. 

Additions to the Cornish List of Zoophytes. 
ib., ii, 37-45. 

On the Nest of the Fifteen-spined Stickleback. 
ib., ii, 79-83 (1852). 

On some of the Earer Forms of Cornish Crus- 
tacea, ib., ii, 95-99. 

Notes on the Metamorphoses of the Common 
Crab, ib., ii, 200-203 (1853). 

Remarks on the Capture of the Fox or 
Thrasher-Shark in Mount's Bay. ib., ii, 223-24 
(1854). 

Notice of the Capture of a New Species of 
Palsemon. ib., ii, 295-96 (1855). 

Notice of the Capture in Mount's Bay of Planes 
linnseana. ib., ii, 297-99. 

Notice of the occurrence in Cornwall of that 
rare zoophyte, Retepora reticulata. ib.,u, 303-5. 

Remarks on Henslow's Swimming Crab, ib., 
ii, 308-12. 

An Essay on the Zoophytes of Cornwall. 
Bep. B.C.P. Soc, 1841, pp. 27-90. 

The Silurian Remains in Cornwall. Trans. 
B.G.S.C, vi, 147-49 (1843). 

The Fossil Geology of Cornwall, ib., vi, 219- 
26 (1846). 

The Fossil Corals of Cornwall, ib., vi, 276- 
84 (1846). 



COUCH, BiCHAED QniiiLER. (Con.). 

The Present State of the Geology of Corn- 
wall, ib., vii, 13-16 (1847). 

The Horns and Bones of Deer found in Tin 
Works, ib., vii, 185-91 (1851). 

The Fucoidal Appearance in the Cornish Slates. 
ib., vii, 194-97 (1852). 

Bones Found in the Alluvial Deposits of Corn- 
wall, ib., vii, 233-35 (1854). 

The Zoology of the Post Tertiary Deposits of 
Cornwall, ib., vii, 263-71 (1855). 

The Foliation and Cleavage of the Cornish 
Slates, ib., vii, 273-78. 

The Silurian Fauna of Cornwall, ib., vii, 
300-308 (1856). 

The Slates of Cornwall, ib., vii, 317-24 
(1860). 

On the Position of Fossils in Cornish Slates. 
ib., vii, 348 (1860 . 

Report of Curator ; signed R. Q. Couch, 6th 
Oct., 1848. R.G.S.C, 35th Annual Report, 
1848, pp. 22-24. 

Note. — Continued in succeeding years until 1862. 



On Zoophytes. Bep. B.I.C., 1842, p. 41. 

The Nidification of Fishes, ib., 1843, p. 30. 

The Specific Habits of Fishes, ib., 1844, p. 34. 

Crustacean Fishes, ib., 1847, p. 54. 

The Herring, ib., 1850, p. 24. 

The Anatomy of Sponges, ib., 1852, p. 25. 

The Vitality of the Sheath of the Hydroidse. 
Newman, Zoologist, i, 205-11 (1843). 

The Nature of the Axis of the Gorgonia 
verrucosa, ib., i, 276-81. 

The Development of the Purpura lapillus. 
ib., ii, 533-36 (1844). 

Notes on the Nidification of Fishes, ib., ii, 
795-99. 

Notes on the Frog, ib., iii, 826-28 (1845). 

Capture of the .Common Dolphin on the 
Cornish coast, ib., iii, 913-15. 

On a New Zoophyte belonging to the genus 
Crisia, C. setacea. ib., iii, 1095-96. 

The Fishes of the district of the Land's End. 
ib., iv, 1400-19 (1846); v, 1608-14, 1644-48, 
1705-14, 1829-31 ; vi, 1972-80. 

The Ecdysis or Moulting of Crustacea, ib., 
xiv, 4972 (1856). 

On Crustacea new to the British Fauna, ib., 
xiv, 5281-88. 

The occurrence of the Derbio (Lichia glaucus, 
Cm.) in Mount's Bay. ib., xvii, 6333-35 (1859). 

The Morphology of the Organs of Zoophytes, 
Ann. Nat. Hist., xv, 1,61-66 (1845). 

The Embryo State of Palinurus vulgaris. Brit. 



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COUCH, ElOHAKD QUILLEE. (Gon.). 

Assoc. Rep., 1857, pt. ii, pp. 102-3; Nat. Hist. 
Reimw (Proc), iv, 250-51 -1857). 

The Present State of Geology in Cornwall. 
Qua,rt. Journ. Oeol. Soc. Land., iv, p. Ixxviii (1848). 

COUCH, Thomas Quiller, M.E.C.S., F.S.A. 
(5071 of Jonathan Couch), b. Polperro. 

Bibliotheca Cornubiensis. — Preparatory Lists. 
[Compiled and edited by T. Q. Couch and C. 
Chorley]. Traro, J. R. Netherton, 1865, 8"., 
pp. 75. 

Polperro. The History of a Fishing Town 
on the south coast of Cornwall ; being a descrip- 
tion of the place, its people, their manners, 
customs, modes of industry, etc., and the natural 
history of the locality. By Jonathan Couch, 
F.L.S., etc., etc. With an account of the life 
and labours of the author and many additions 
on the antiquities and folk-lore of the district. 
By T. Q. Couch. Truro, W. Lake, Boscawen 
Street, 1870, 8°., 5/-. 

Note. — Announced for publication by subscription, 
June, 1870. 

The Botany of Polperro and its neighbour- 
hood. Rep. R.O.P. Soc, 1848, pp. 11-20. [Also 
found as a pamphlet, with a title page, 1848, 8".]. 

Botanical Register ... kept at Polperro. ib., 
1848, pp. 21-27; 1849, pp. 29-30. 

The Popular Antiquities of Polperro and its 
neighbourhood. Pt. i, Popular Mythology. — 
Pt. ii, Witchcraft, etc. — Pt. iii. Charms, Omens, 
&c. Trans. P.N.H. & A.S., ii, 149-61, 225-31, 
239-43 (1853-54). 

Cornish Folk-lore. Chap, iv {sic.) Tregeagle. 
ib., ii, 313-18 (1855). 

Myself. Signed " T. Q. C, Polperro." N. & Q., 
1 S., ix, 430 (1854). 

Ye sexes, give ear. A Cornish Song, ib., x, 
82. 

Ominous Storms, ib., x, 95. 

St. Nun's Well, etc. ib., x, 397-98. 

Scraps from an Old Common-place Book, ib., 
xi, 23, 101 (1855). 

Lansallos Bell, ib., xi, 100. 

The Folk-lore of a Cornish village, ib., xi, 
397-98, 457-59, 497-99 (1855) ; xii, 37-38, 
297-98, 507 (1855) ; 2 S., iv, 5 (1857). 

Song on Tobacco, ib., 2 S., i, 182 (1856). 

Mmkingang. ib., iii, 240 (1857). 

Charms, ib., iv, 25. 

Riding the Hatch, ib., iv, 143, 297. 

Broadside : the Perpetual Almanack, ib., iv, 
488. 



COUCH, Thomas Quiller. (Con.). 

An Old Riddle, ib., v, 315 (1858). 

Paul's Pitcher, ib., vii, 312 (1859). 

Satan's Marks in the Swine, ib., vii, 312. 

Bregis, etc. ib., ix, 81 (1860). 

Hoppesteres. ib., x, 227 (I860) ; xi, 39 (1861). 

Paroohialia. — Blisland. ib., xii, 258. 

An Old Pocket Dial, ib., 3 S., ii, 185 (1862). 

Ring Posies, ib., iv, 243-44, 382 (1863). 

Bishop Hall's Clock, ib., viii, 227 (1865 . 

Loyalty, ib., 4 S., i, 299 (1868). 

Sir W. Raleigh's Descendants, ib., ii, 235. 

Dolly Pentreath. ib., ii, 259. 

Fly-leaf Inscriptions, ib., iii, 10 (1869). 

An Old Herbal, ib., iii. 15. 

Tubb Family, ib., iii, 158. 



Lansallos Bell Marks. Willis's Current Notes, 
May, 1855, p. 36. 

Madron Baptistery and Well, ib., Feb., 1856, 
p. 12. 

The Prior's Cross. " By Hook and Crook." 
ib., Oct., 1856, p. 84. 

Notice of an Ancient Rustic Pocket Dial. 
The Reliquary, ii, 153 (1861-62). 

Jeffry the Sailor. Clach, No. ii, pp. 60-65. 

British Shrews. Naturalist's Note Booh, 1867, 
p. 230. 

Obsolete Words still in use in East Cornwall. 
Journ. R.I.C., 1864, March, pp. 6-26. 

Parochialia. — Madron; Stratton. ib., 1864, 
Oct., pp. 54-55. 

Popular Antiquities. — Bodmin Riding and 
Halgaver Sports, ib., 1864, pp. 56-60. 

Cornish Language, ib., 1864, pp. 76-77. 

Natural Periodic Phenomena, with a Calendar 
kept at Bodmin, ib., April, 1865, p. 63, and 
continued annually. 

Lanivet. ih., 1865, Oct., pp. 71-81. 

Sir C. Shovel, ib., 1866, April, pp. 18-20. 

Tinner Folk-lore, ib., 1866, pp. 131-33. 

Pisky Grinding Stones, ib., 1867, p. 280. 

The Prior's Cross, ib., 1869, pp. 99-102. [Re- 
printed, J. R. Netherton, Truro, 8"., pp. 4, with 
a wood-cut]. 

Appendix to a List of Obsolescent Words and 
Local Phrases in use among the folk of East 
Cornwall, ib., April, 1870, pp. 173-79. 

COUCHE, John. R. C. Priest. b. Tolfrey, 
near Fowey, 14th April, 1744. d. Greenwich, 
29th Dec, 1813. cf. Oliver's Hist, of Catholic 
Religion, p. 277 ; Oliver's Collections towards 
the Biography of the Members of the Society of 
Jesus, p. 77. 



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COUCHE, William. B. C. Priest, b. Tolfrey, 
near Fowey, 5th Feb., 1732. d. Liege, 23rd 
Feb., 1753. cf. Oliver's Hist, of Catholic 
Religion, p. 277 ; Oliver's Collections towards 
the Biography of the Members of the Society of 
Jesus, p. 77. 
De Vita Virtutibusque Gulielmi Couche. By 

Father Ealph Hoskins. 

Note. — A MSS. in a Jesuit College, whioli was seen 

by Dr. Oliver. 

COULSON, Charles (2x1 son of Charles Coul- 
son). h. Penzance, 28th Jan., 1843. 
A Directory of Penzance and its immediate 

neighbourhood. By 0. Coulson. Penzance, 

printed by W. Cornish, 1864, cr. 8°., pp. x and 

161, 1/-. 

COULSON, Eev. Henry Tonkin, M.A. R. 
of Landewednack 1827-40. b. Penzance (?), 
1796. Drowned at Kilcobben Cove, Lizard, 
8th July, 1840. cf Gent. Mag., xiv, 439 
(1840). 

Two Charity Sermons : the first preached in 
the Parish Church of Madron, on Sunday, 31st 
August, 1823, in obedience to the King's Letter, 
commanding a general collection in aid of the 
funds of the National Society for the Education 
of the Poor ; the other preached in St. Mary's 
Chapel, Penzance, on Sunday, 23rd February, 
1823, on behalf of the Pubhc Dispensary of 
that Town [by the Rev. H. T. Coulson]. Pen- 
zance, 1826, 8"., pp. iv, 22 and 22. 

COULSON, Walter, Q.C. {son ofThos. Coulson). 
b. Penzance, d. 20th Nov., 1860. cf Cent. 
Mag., iii, 10 (1861); Diary H. C. Bobinson, 
i, 488, 506. 

COULSON, Walter John, F.E.C.S. {2nd son of 
John Coulson). b. Penzance. 

Varicocele; its Radical Cure. A Clinical 
Lecture, delivered at the Lock Hospital, by 
W. J. Coulson. Lond., E. Hardwicke, 1865, cr. 
8°., 2/6. 

Stone in the Bladder, with special reference 
to its Prevention, Early Symptoms, and Treat- 
ment by Lithotrity. By W. J, Coulson. Lond., 
Churchill, 1868, 8°., 6/-. 

A Treatise on Syphilis. By W. J. Coulson, 
Surgeon to the Lock Hospital and to St. Peter's 
Hospital for Stone and Urinary Diseases. Lond., 
Churchill, 1869, 8"., pp. 373, 10/-. 

Case of the Adhesion of the Soft Palate to 
the Posterior Wall of the Pharynx, following 
Syphilitic Ulceration. Lancet, ii, 529 (1862). 

On a case of Obturatur Hernia, ib. ii, 303-4 

(1863). 



COULSON, Walter John. {Con.). 

Remarks on Lithotrity, with Eecords of 15 
Cases of Stone. Med. Mirror, i, 193-201, 
270-77 (1864). 

COULSON, William, M.E.C.S., F.S.A., F.L.S. 

{son of Thos. Coulson). h. Penzance. 

A Manual of Surgical Anatomy. By H. M. 
Edwards. Translated, with notes, by W. Coul- 
son. 1827, 7/-. 

A Manual of Comparative Anatomy. By 
Johann Friedrich Blumenbaoh. Translated from 
the German, with additional notes, by W. Law- 
rence, F.E.S. 8 plates. 2nd ed., revised and 
augmented by W. Coulson, Demonstrator of 
Anatomy at the Medical School, Aldersgate 
Street, and Member of the Zoological Society. 
Lond., Simpkin, 1827, 8»., pp. liv and 379. 

On Deformities of the Chest. By W. Coul- 
son. Lond., Longman, 1836, 8°., 6/-.— 2nd ed., 
enlarged and improved, with numerous plates, 
Lond., 1837, 8"., 8/-. 

On the Diseases of the Hip Joint, with obser- 
vations on the affections of the joints in the 
Puerperal State. By W. Coulson. Lond., Long- 
man, 1837, 4"., 10/6.— 2nd ed., Lond., 1841, 
8»., 7/-. 

On the Diseases of the Bladder and Prostate 
Gland. ByW. Coulson. Lond., Longman, 1838, 
12°., 5/-. — 2nd ed., enlarged, with plates, Lond., 
1840, 8°., 7/-. — 3rd ed., revised and corrected, 
Lond., 1842, 8°., 7/-.— 4th ed., Lond., Churchill, 
1852, 8°.— 5th ed., Lond., 1857, 8°., 10/6.— 
6th ed., Lond., 1865, 8°. 

On Lithotrity and Lithotomy. By W. Coulson. 
Engravings. Lond., Churchill, 1853, 8°., 8/-. — 
1865, 8"., 8/-. 

Lectures on Diseases of the Joints. By W. 
Coulson. Lond., 1854, 8". 

The Hunterian Oration [on Hunter's Life and 
Works], delivered Feb. 14, 1861. By W, Coul- 
son. Lond., Whittingham, 1801, 8°., pp. 48. 

Two Lectures on the Diseases of the Hip 
Joint, delivered at the General Dispensary. 
Med. Gaz., 1831. 

On the Subcutaneous Bursee ; their Anatomy, 
Pathology, and Treatment. London Journ. Med., 
iii, 6-16 (1851). 

On the Vaginal or Deep Bursee Mucosae, ib., 
iii, 881-90. 

Case of Hydatids of the Tibia. Med. CUr. 
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COUETENAY, Eev. John Polkinghorne, 
M A. {son of Matthew Courtenay). Minister of 
Christ Church, Deptford. b. Truro, 22nd May, 
18.30. 
Bought with a Price. By Eev. J. P. Court- 



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COURTENAT, Rey. John Polkinghobne. (Con.). 

enay. Lond., James Paul, Chapter-house Court, 
St. Paul's Church-yard, 1858, 8°., pp. 8, Id. 

God is Merciful ; or the Sinner's Plea for his 
Sin. By Rev. J. P. Courtenay, Theological 
Associate, King's College, and Curate of St. 
John's, Deptford. Lond., Wertheim, Macintosh, 
and Hunt, n.d. [1859], sm. 8°., pp. 16, Id. 

Weep not for the Dead. By Rev. J. P. Court- 
enay. Lond., Wertheim, 1859, sm. 8°., pp. 
16, Id. 

Parental Love. By Rev. J. P. Courtenay. 
Lend., Wertheim, 1859, sm. 8"., pp. 16, Id. 

The Throne and the Footstool ; being a series 
of Sermons on Prayer and other subjects, 
preached at Christ Church, Deptford, by Rev. 
J. P. Courtenay. Dublin Press Co., 1870, pp. 
300, price to subscribers, 2/6. 

COURTENAY, Sie William Percy Honey- 
wood, KM. pseud., i.e., Tom, J. N. 

COURTNEY, John Sampson {eldest son of 
James Courtney), b. Ilfracombe, 10th Oct., 
1803. 

A Guide to Penzance and its neighbourhood, 
including the Islands of Scilly, with an Appendix, 
containing the Natural History of Western 
Cornwall, etc., etc. By J. S. Courtney. Map 
and 7 plates. Penzance, printed and published 
by E. Rowe; Lond., Longman... 1845, 12"., pp. 
vi, 223, and App., 91, 7/-. 

A Treatise on the Statistics of Cornwall. 
Bep. B.C.P. Soc, 1838, pp. 81-139. 

Chronological Memoranda, with Statistics 
relating to the town of Penzance, ib., 1839, 
pp. 22-57. 

Statistics of the Pilchard Fishery for 1838- 
39. ib., 1840, pp. 27-34. 

Statistical Remarks on St. Just in Penwith. 
ib., 1841, pp. 91-98. 

Remarks on the Penzance Poor Law Union. 
ib., 1842, pt. ii, pp. 18-32. 

COURTNEY, Leonard Henry, M.A. Barrister 
(eldest son of the preceding), b. Penzance, 6th 
July, 1832. 

Direct Taxation. An Enquiry, by L. H. 
Courtney. Lend., Bell and Daldy, 1860, 8°., 
pp. 36, 1/-. 

A Week in the Isles of Scilly. [By Rev. I. W. 
North, .1850]. Revised and re-written by L. H. 
Courtney. Penzance, Rowe, 1867, 8"., pp. 121, 
1/6. 



Jomn. B.I.O., 1864, 



The Manor of Ridwri. 
p. 3. 

The Tragedy of Ferrex and Porrex. N.&Q., 
2 S., X, 261 (1860). 



COURTNEy, Leonabd Henry. (Con.). 

St. Tib's Eve. ib., xi, 269 (1861). 

Deed of Gift to Church of St. Michael's 
Mount. Gent. Mag., xiii, 2 (1862). 

Memoir of Rev. H. Penneck. ib., xiii, 106. 

On the Finances of the United States, 1861- 
67. A Paper read at a Meeting Of the Statistical 
Soc, 19th May, 1868. Jowrn. Statist. Soc. Lond., 
xxxi, 164-221 (1868). 

COURTNEY, Nicholas. 

The office and duty of the several officers 
belonging to the Prince of Wales, with copies 
of the patents from James, the son of James 
the Second, to John Buller, to be Sheriff of 
Cornwall, and to N. Courtney, to be Attorney 
General of Cornwall, with power to make a 
Deputy. Har grave MSS., Br. Museum, 418, 
fol. 81. 

COURTNEY, William Prideaux {bth son of 
J. S. Courtney), b. Penzance, 26th April, 
1845. 

Strange Occurrence at Penryn. Journ. B.I. C, 
1865, p. 35. 

Memoranda respecting the Cornish Serjeants. 
cf. H. W. Woolrych's "Lives of the Serjeants" 
(1869), ii, 572. 

Verses prefixed to Sir Thomas Overbury's 
"Wife." N. & Q., 4 S., iv, 385-86 (1869). 

COVE, Rev. Morgan, LL.B. V. of Sithney. 

Essay on the Revenues of the Church of 
England, with an inquiry into the... abolition or 
commutation of Tithes. Anon. Lond., Riving- 
ton, 1795, 8».— 2nd ed., by Morgan Cove, LL.B., 
V. of Sithney, and formerly of Trinity Hall, 
Camb. Lond., Cadell and Davies, 1797, 8°., 
pp. 390.— 3rd ed., 1816, 8°., pp. 578, 10/6. 

Note. — Advertisement to 2nd ed. dated Sithney, 
1st March, 1797. 

An Inquiry into the Necessity, Justice, and 
Policy of a Commutation of Tithes. By Rev. 
M. Cove. Lond. ; Hereford [printed] ; 1800, 
8"., pp. 121, 3/-. 

COWIE, Rev. Professor Benjamin Morgan. 
Inspector of Ch. of England Training Schools, 
b. London, 1817 (1). 

Some Account of Putney College. Bep. B. C.P. 
Soc, 1845, p. 31. 

On the Deviation of Falling Bodies to the 
South of the Perpendicular, ib. 1847, pp, 35-36. 

COX, Rev. Thomas. F. of Bromfield, Essex. 

Magna Britannia et Hibernia, Antiqua et 
Nova. Lond., 1720-1733, 6 vols., 4" 

Note.— Cornwall described, i, 306—64, with Map by 
Robert Morden. 



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COX, Daniel, M.D. 

The Improvement of Cornwall by Sea Sand. 
Communicated by an intelligent gentleman, well 
acquainted in those parts, to Dr. Dan. Cox. 
PMlos. Trews., X, 293-96, 305-6 (1675); Ah:, 
ii, 124 (1674). 

COXHEAD, Rev. Benjamin. Baptist Mmister. 
d. Newbury. 

Evangelical Advice and Encouragement : A 
Farewell Discourse, addressed to a Congregation 
in Ebenezer Chapel, Truro, October 2nd, 1808. 
Lond., printed by Richard Edwards, Crane 
Court, Fleet Street, for the Author ; and sold by 
Mr Button, Paternoster-row, Mr. Michell and 
Mr. Harry, Truro; n.d. [1808], 8«., pp. 28, 1/-. 

l^OTE. — ^Prefixed is a letter signed " Jolin Davey," 
on behalf of the congregation, requesting the publica- 
tion. 

Remarks relating to Christian Baptism, oc- 
casioned by the recent publication of Mr. Thorn 
of Winchester, entitled " Modern Immersion not 
Scriptural Baptism." By B. Coxhead (of Win- 
chester), Baptist Minister. Loud., G, Wightman, 
1832, 12°., pp. ii and 122, 2/6. 

COYNE, Joseph Stirling, b. Birr, King's 
County, Ireland, 1805. d. London, 18th July, 
1868. 

The Home Wreck. An [Original] Drama, in 
3 acts, suggested by Tennyson's poem of " Enoch 
Arden." [First produced at Surrey Theatre, 
London, 8th Feb., 1869]. Partly written by the 
Jate J. S. Coyne (Member of the Dramatic 
Authors' Society), and completed by his son, 
J. Denis Coyne. T. H. Lacy, Theatrical Pub- 
lisher, London, n.d. [1870], 12"., pp. 46, 6d. 

NoiE.— The plot of this play is laid in Cornwall. 
A summary of the piece appeared in the Cornish Teleg., 
14th April, 1869. 

ORAIK, Dinah Maeia (dau. of Thomas Muloch 
and wife of George- LiUie Graik). b. Stoke- 
upon-Trent, Staffordshire, 1826. 
In King Arthur's Land. A Week's Study of 

Cornish Life. By the Author of John Halifax. 

5 lUusts. Good Woods, Jan., 1867, pp. 61-71. 

CRANE FAMILY. 

Pedigrees of Crane, of Cornwall and Suffolk, 
1642. Br. Museum Addit. MSS., 12,518. 

CRANMER, Rt. Rev. Thomas. Archbishop_ of 
Canterbury, b. Aslacton, in Nottinghamshire, 
1489. Burnt at Oxford, 21st March, 1556. 
Answers to the Fifteen Articles of the Rebells 

of Devon [and Cornwall]. Anno 1549. MSS. 

Corp. Christ. Coll. Camb. ; cf Strype's Memorials 

...of Arch-Bp. Cranmer (ed. 1812), ii, 799-839. 
^OTB.—See Rebellions in Part II. 



CRAWFURD, John, F.R.S. b. May, 13th 
Aug., 1783. d. London, 11th May, 1868. 

On the Sources of the Supply of Tin for the 
Bronze Tools and Weapons of Antiquity. Trans. 
Ethnological Soc. of London, iii, 350-56 (1865). 

CREWDSON, Ellen (eldest daughter of George 
Fox and wife of George B. Crewdson). b. 
Perran-ar-worthal, 1807. 

The Countries of Europe (Poems for my 
Children). Anon. Lond., Dean, 18 — , 12°., 
pp. 51, 1/-.— 2nd ed., 18— 12°., pp. 51. 

CREWDSON, Jane {2nd daughter of George 
Fox and wife of Thomas D. Crewdson). b. 
Perran-ar-worthal, 1809. d. Summerlands, 
Manchester, 1863. 

Aunt Jane's Verses for Children. Illustrated. 
By Mrs. T. D. Crewdson. Lond., C. Gilpin, 
1851, 12°., pp. 145. — 2nd ed., with additions, 
Lond., Grant and Grifiiths, 1855, 12°., pp. 
145, 3/6. 

Note. — Contains " To Nanny at the Land's End. 
A Poem," pp. 109—113. 

Lays of the Reformation and other Lyrics, 
Scriptural and Miscellaneous. By Jane Crewdson. 
Lond., Hatchard, 1860, 12°., pp. viii and 284, 4/-. 

The Singer of Eisenach. By Mrs. T. D. 
Crewdson. Selected from " Aunt Jane's Verses 
for Children." Lond., Griffiths and Farran, n.d. 
[1860 f], 12°., pp. 19, 6d. 

A Little While and other Poems. By Mrs. 
T. D. Crewdson. Manchester, William Bremner 
and Co., 11, Market Street; Lond., F. Pitman; 
[1864], 8°., pp. 108. 

A Night Scene. Tract Magazine, 1863, pp. 
121-24. — Reprinted as "A Night Scene in a 
Hospital," in Gleanings for Mothers' Meetings, 
Cottage Beadings, and District Visitors (Religious 
Tract Soc, n.d. [1869], 8°.), pp. 1-10. 

CRISTALL, Ann Batten (daughter of the suc- 



Poetical Sketches. By A. B. Cristall. Lond., 
printed for J. Johnson, 1795, 8°., pp. 187, 5/-. 
List of Subscribers. Penzance Public lAb. 

CRISTALL, Joshua. Figure and Landscape 

Painter (son of Alexander Cristall and , 

daughter of John Batten), b. Camborne, 1767. 
d. London, 18th Dec, 1847. cf Redgrave's 
Century of Painters, i, 508-14 ; Johnstone's Cat. 
of Edinburgh National Gallery, 1864, Supp. 
Acqua Pictura . . . Original Specimens . . . from 

works of Messrs. Payne ... Christal ... By J. 

Hassell. Lond., Hassell & Co., 1818, obi. fol. 
Note. — Contains copy of landscape, " Moel y' 

Shaboed," by J. Christal. 

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CEOCKEE., Eev. James, M.A. h. St. Levan. 

Essentials of Hebrew Grammar, with Points. 
By Eev. J. Crocker, Trinity College, Cambridge. 
Cambridge, Stevenson, 1829, broad sheet, 1/6, 
in a stiff cover, 2/-. 

The Use of the Latin Subjunctive Mood, with 
copious Exercises and Instructions relative to 
correct Translation. By Eev. J. Crocker. Cam- 
bridge, Stevenson; Lond., Whittaker; 1830, 
12°., pp. 147, 4/-. Dedicated to Eev. C. V. 
Le Grice, M.A.^ — 2nd ed., entitled "Eulesand 
Exercises for the use of the Latin Subjunctive 
Mood," Lond., J. W. Parker, 1835, 8°. 

Essay on the Theory of the Latin Subjunctive 
Mood. By Eev. J. Crocker. Cambridge, Steven- 
son; Lond., Whittaker; 1832, 12°., 4/-. 

A New Proposal for a Geographical System 
of Measures and Weights, conveniently intro- 
ducible generally by retaining familiar notions 
and names. By J. Crocker. To which are 
added Eemarks on a System of Coinage. Lond. 
a^nd Cambridge, Macmillan, 1864, 8°., pp. viii 
and 170. 

Essentials of Arabic Grammar. 

Statements and Illustrations of Scripture Doc- 
trine. 

Note. — These two works were announced as in 
preparation, but were never published. 

CEOFT, Eev. Sm Herbert, 5th Bart., B.D. 

(son of E. Croft). V. of Prittlewell. h. 1st 
Nov., 1751. d. Paris, 27th April, 1816. 

The Abbey of Kilkhampton ; or Monumental 
Eecords for the year 1980 (sia). Faithfully in- 
scribed from original inscriptions, which are stUl 
perfect, and appear to be drawn up in a style 
devoid of fulsome panegyric or unmerited de- 
traction, and compiled with a view to ascertain 
with precision the manners which prevailed in 
Great Britain during the last fifty years of the 
eighteenth century. Amn. Lond., printed for 
G. Kearsley, at No. 46, Fleet Street, 1780, 4°., 
pp. 75, 3/-.— 2nd ed., 1780, 4°.— 3rd ed., 1780, 
4°.— 4th ed., 1780, 4°.— 5th ed., with consider- 
able additions, 1780, 4°., pp. 141. 

Note on the 5th ed.— Part i, pp. 1 — 82, 3/- ; Partii, 
pp. 83 — 141, 2/6. Part ii has a distinct title-page and 



The Abbey of Kilkhampton, etc. 6th ed., 
with considerable additions, 1780, 4°., pp. 141, 
3/-. 

The Abbey of Kilkhampton, etc. 7th ed. 
(the second part), Lond., 1780, 4°. 

The Abbey of Kilkhampton, etc. 8th ed., 
with considerable additions (the second part, 
3rd ed.), Lond., 1780, 4°. 

The Abbey of Kilkhampton, etc. 1783, 4°. 
—Improved ed., 1788, 8°.— 11th ed., 1801, 4" 
—14th ed., 1808, 4". 



CEOFT, Eev. Sir Hebbekt. (Con.). 

The Abbey of Kilkhampton revived. Lond., 
Wright, 1822, 12°., 6/-. 

Note.— c/. N. <& Q., 4 S.,'i, 353,467 (1868). A 
copy in the Penzance Public Lib. (5th ed., 1780) has, 
in an unknown hand, the names of a considerable 
number of the persons satirized in the epitaphs. 

CEOKATT, Eev. Gilbert, d. 16th April, 1711. 

A Consolatory Letter, written to the Lady 
Shouell, on the surprising and calamitous Loss 
of her Husband and two only Sons, viz.. Sir 
C. Showell, Admiral ... Sir John Narbrough, 
Baronet, and James Narbrough, Esquire. Now 
published at the desire of their Eelations. By 
G. Crokatt, M.A., and Eector of Crayford. 
Lond., printed for George Strahan, at the Golden 
Ball, over against the Eoyal Exchange, 1708, 
8"., pp. 96, and Preface, etc., 1| sheets. 

CEOKEE FAMILY. N. & Q., 3 S., xii, 536 
(1867). 

CEOMPTON, Eev. William. F. of Laneast; 
V. of Launceston. 

Saint Austin's Eeligion; wherein is manifestly 
proued, out of the Workes of that Learned 
Father, who lived neere twelue hundred yeares 
before the time of Lvther, that he dissented 
from Poperie and agreed with the Eeligion of 
the Protestants in all the maine Poynts of Faith 
and Doctrine... Lond., printed for John Marriot, 
1625, sm. 4°., pp. 30, 

Saint Austin's Summes ; or the somme of 
Saint Austin's Eeligion. . .By William Crompton, 
M' of Arts, of Brazen-nose Colledge, in Oxford, 
and Preacher of the Word of God at Little 
Kymbell, in Buckinghamshire. Lond., printed 
for John Marriot, 1625, sm. 4°., pp. 208. 

St. Austin's Eeligion ; wherein is proued out 
of the Workes of that Learned Father... that he 
dissented from Poperie . . . whereunto is added 
Saint Austin's Summes in answer to Mr. John 
Breerely, Priest. Lond., printed for J. Marriot, 
...1625,4°- Br. Museum. 

Note.— St. Austin's Eeligion, t)p. 30 and Preface 
1 sheet ; St. Austin's Summes, pp. 206, Dedications, 
&o., 2J sheets. The first page reads " St. Avgvstine's 
Eeligion." 

A lasting jewel for religious women. In the 
summe of a Sermon, preached at the Funeral 
of Mistress Mary Crosse, late wife of Mr. 
Henry Crosse, of Barnstaple ... Novemb. 11, 
1628, and now published, with some additions, 
with a brief description of her life and death. 
By Will. Crompton, Preacher of the Word of 
God at Barnstaple, in Devon. Lond., printed 
for Edward Blovnt, 1630, 4°. 

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CBOMPTON, Eev. William. (Con.). 

paire that have or shall meete in the feare of 
God. A Marriage Sermon on Prov. xxxi, 29. 
Lond., 1632, 4«. 

Note. — Dedication signed and dated Barnstaple, 
Jany. 1, 1630. 

A wedding ring fitted to the finger of every 
paire that have or shall meete in the feare of 
God ... Printed in "Conjugal Duty," Part ii. 
Lend., J. Watson, 1836, 8°., pp. 223-249, 1/6. 

An explication of those principles of christian 
religion exprest or implied in the catechisme 
set downe in the Book of Common Prayer. 
Lond.,. 1633, 8". 

The Art of Embalming Dead Saints discovered, 
in a Sermon preached at the Funerall of Master 
W. Crompton, the late Reverend and faithful 
pastor of the Church in Lanceston, Cornwall, 
Jany. 5th, 1641, by G. Hughes, B.D., Pastor of 
the Church in Tavistocke. Lond., printed by 
A. N., for John Rothwell, and are to be sold at 
his shop, in Paul's Churchyard, at the sign of 
the Sun, 1642, sm. 4°., pp. 52. Dr. Williams' ; 
Bod. Mb. 

NoTK. — ^Dedicated to the Worshipful the Mayor, 
Eeoorder, and Aldermen of the Town of Lanceston. 

An Useful Tractate to further Christians of 
these dangerous and back-sliding times in the 
Practice of the most needful Duty of Prayer. 
Being the substance of several Sermons, preached 
in the Town of Columpton, in Devon, by W. 
Crompton, M.A., Minister of that ■ part of 
Christ's Church there. Lond., printed by J. H. 
for Philemon Stephens, 1659, 8"., pp. 152. Br. 
Museum. 

CEONKE, DiCKORY. h. near St. Columb, 29th 
May, 1660. d. St. Columb, 27th May, 1718. 

The Dumb Philosopher. By D. De Foe 
(1719), g.v. 

CEOSSFIELD, Egbert Thomas. 

The Trial of E. T. Crossfield for high treason, 
at the Session House, in the Old Bailey, on 
Wednesday, the 11th, and Thursday, the 12th 
-May, 1796. Taken in short hand by Joseph 
Gumey. London, sold by Martha Gurney, 
BookseUer, Holbom Hill, 1796, 8"., pp. 328 
and iii. 

Note.— E. T. Crossfield was arrested at Fowey, and 
several of the witnesses came from that place. 

CEOUCH, LUCEETIA. 

A Testimony from the West Division of 
Cornwall Monthly Meeting, concerning Lucretia 
Crouch, in " Test, concerning Deceased Ministers 
for 1859," pp. 16-20. 



CEOWLEY, Eev. James Campbell, 'B.A. 

li. of St. John's, near Devonport. 

Notice on the occurrence of the Night Heron 
in Cornwall. Zoologist, ii, 575 (1844). 

CEOZIEE, Henry Acheson, M.R.C.S. Eesl- 
dent at Penzance from 1840 to 1850 (?). 

Madron Well. Signed H. A. C[rozier], Exon, 
Dec. 8. Willis's Current Notes, Dec, 1855, pp. 
93-94. 

Parc-an-Chapel, Cape Cornwall. With wood- 
cut. Signed H. A. C, Exon, Feb. 1. ib., Feb., 
1856, pp. 11-12. 

CEUTCHLEY, George Frederick. 

Crutchley's Eailway and Station Map of 
Cornwall, shewing all the EaUways and names 
of stations, also the turnpike roads, gentlemen's 
seats, etc. Improved from the Ordnance Sur- 
veys. Lond., G. F. Crutchley, n.d., 4°., 6d. 

CEUTTWELL, Eev. Clement. 

A Tour through the whole Island of Great 
Britain, divided into Journeys . . . Lond., C. & J. 
Eobinson, 1801, 6 vols., 8". 

Note. ■ — Cornwall described in I, xlix — ^liii ; II, 
257—300. 

CEUWYS, W. 

Draught of a letter to the Vice-Chancellor of 
Oxford from Bp. Eobinson, respecting the case 
of John Trepsack, and also an appeal to him as 
visitor of Balliol College [in the case of W. 
Cruwys], 23rd June, 1719. Bawlinson MSS., 
Bod. Lib., class B 376, art. 24. 

Petition in an Appeal from W. Cruwys, 
Blundell Scholar, of Balliol College, to the 
Bishop, as Visitor of the College, against the 
Master and Fellows, 13th June, 1719. Camel- 
jTord. ib., B 376, art. 78. 

Eeasons and objections against the Bishop 
issuing a commission to heads or fellows of 
colleges or halis, to hear and determine Cruwys' 
case, ib., B 376, art. 79. 

Answer by Cruwys to a paper of remarks 
from the master and fellows upon his former 
reply to their vindication, May, 1719. ib., B 376, 
art. 80. 

CUDLIP, Annie (daughter of Commander Geo. 
Thomas and wife of the succeeding), b. Aid- 
borough (Suffolk), 25th Oct., 1837. 
False Colours. A Novel. By Annie Thomas 

(Mrs. Pender Cudlip). Lond., Tinsley Brothers, 

1869, 3 vols., 80. 

Note.— A considerable portion of the scene of this 

novel is laid at Penzance. 
The Helston Flora Day. By An Old Con- 



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CUDLIP, Annie. (Con.). 

tributor [i.e., A. Thomas]. The Queen, xliii, 
432-33 (1868). 

A Cornish Carnival. By A. Thomas. Harper's 
New Monthly Mag., xxxix, 61-63 (1869). 

CUDLIP, Rev. Pender Hodge, M.A. {son of 
W. E. Cudlip). h. Porthleven, near Helston, 
April, 1835. 
Music. By T. G. P. [i.e., T. Johns, P. G. Hill, 

and P. H. Cudlip]. Helston Gram. School Mag., 

pt. i, pp. 14-17 (1852). 

Note.— Mr. Cudlip wrote from p. 16 to the end of 
the article, heginning " We have thus traced music, etc." 
The first part was written by Tremenheere Johns and 
Pasooe Grenfell Hill. 

CULLIFOEDE, Mk. 

Copies of Mr. Culliforde's Reports of his 
Survey and Inspection of the Ports of Pool, 
Weymouth, Lyme, Exon, Plymouth, Looe, Fowy, 
Ealmouth, Penrin, Penzance, St. Ives. Humbly 
presented to the Rt. Honble. the Lords Comm. 
of His Majesty's Treasury, June y° 25th, 1684. 
■fol., vellum, cf. 1th Report of the Deputy Keeper 
of the Public Becords (1846), Ap^)., ii, 57. 

CUMBERLAND, Richard, b. Cambridge, 19th 
Feb., 1732. d. London, 7th May, 1811. 

The Brothers, a Comedy ; as it is performed 
at the Theatre Royal, in Covent Garden. Lond., 
printed for W. Griffin, at Garrick's Head, in 
Catherine Street, Strand, 1770, 8°., pp. v & 72, 
1/6.— BelTs British Theatre (1797), xii, pp. vi 
and 81. — Mrs. Inchbald's British Theatre (1808), 
xviii, pp. 75. — Modern British Drama (1811), iv, 
564-87.— DtMm's London Theatre (1815), iv, 
pp. 64. 

The Brothers; a Comedy, in five acts. By 
R. Cumberland. Edinburgh, Oliver and Boyd, 
n.d. [1820], 8"., pp. 4:8.— The London Stage 
(1824), ii, pp. 16. 

Note. — The scene of this play is laid on " The sea- 
coast of Cornwall." 

CUNNACK, G. J. h. Helston, Nov., 1824. 

Instrument for measuring the variable velocity 
of the Piston. Bep. B.C.P. Soc, 1848, p. 30. 

Method of regulating the flow of the injection 
water into the Condenser, ib., 1849, p. 105. 

CUNNACK, R. J. (brother of the preceding), b. 
Helston, June, 1826. 

Hydraulic Machine. Bep. B.C.P. Soc, 1849 
p. 111. 

Vestiges of the Ancient Tin Workings in the 
Looe Pool Valley. Bep. Miners' Assoc, of C. &D., 
1867. 



CUNNINGHAM, Allan. b. Blackwood, in 
Dumfriesshire, 1785. d. London, 29th Oct., 
1842. 
The Land's End of Cornwall. The Parterre 

(Lond., E. Wilson, 1834-37), iv, 113-22 (1836). 

CURGENVEN, Elizabeth, d. Truro, 7th Dec, 
1856, aged 105. cf Gent. Mag., vii, 249 (1857). 

CURGENVEN, John Brendon, M.E.C.S. {sm 
of Jas. Curgenven). b. Tretane, St. Kew, 28th 
March, 1831. 

Harveian Medical Society of London. Report 
of the Committee for the Prevention of Venereal 
Diseases, read before, and adopted by, the 
Society, July 1st, 1867. Edited by Charles E. 
Drysdale, M.D., and J. B. Curgenven, Honorary 
Secretaries to the Society. Lond., T. Richards, 
37, Great Queen Street, 1867, 8"., pp. 15. 

Association for Promoting the Extension of 
the Contagious Diseases Act, 1866, to the civil 
population of the United Kingdom. [First] 
Report on the Extent of Venereal Disease : on 
the operation of the Contagious Diseases Act 
and the means of checking contagion. With 
Appendix. [Compiled and edited by J. B. 
Curgenven and Berkeley Hill, Honorary Sec- 
retaries to the Association]. Lond., published for 
the Association, by H. Baillifere, 219, Regent 
Street, 1868, 8"., pp. 67, 1/-. 

The Contagious Diseases Act-of 1866 audits 
extension to the civil population of the United 
Kingdom. By J. B. Curgenven. Read at a 
Meeting of the Health Department of the 
"National Association for the Promotion of 
Social Science," March 30, 1868. Lond., [W. W. 
Head, Victoria Press, 83a, Farringdon Street, 
E.C.], 1868, 8"., pp. 16. 

On Baby Farming and the Registration of 
Nurses. By J. B. Curgenven. Read at a Meet- 
ing of the Health Department of the " National 
Association for the Promotion of Social Science," 
March 15, 1869. Lond. [W. W. Head], 1869, 
8"., pp. 16. 

[Second] Report of the Sub-Committee of the 
Association for Promoting the Extension of 
"The Contagious Diseases Act, 1866," to the 
civil population of the United Kingdom, with 
a list of its members. Lond., E. Elfick, 22, 
Leinster Terrace, Lancaster Gate, 1869, 8°., pp. 
28. 

Third Report on the Operation of the Con- 
tagious Diseases Acts ; being a reply to state- 
ments recently made at various meetings and 
in the public prints. With Appendix. Lond., 
published for the Association, by James Walton, 
137, Gower Street, 1870, 8"., pp. 96, 1/-. 

Note.— These two Reports were compiled and edited 
by J. B. Curgenven and Berkeley Hill. 



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CUEGENVEN, John Beendon. (Con.). 

Paddington Committee for organising Charit- 
able Relief and Repressing Mendicity. Rules, 
etc. [Compiled by J. B. Curgenven]. n.d., 
s. sh., fol. 

Case of poisoning by Nux Vomica ; recovery. 
The Lancet, ii, 385 (1853). 

Rhinoplastic operation ; favourable result, ik, 
ii, 385. 

• Idiopathic Tetanus ; death in 44 hours. Good 
effects of the inhalation of chloroform, ib., i, 
597 (1854). 

On Cancer of the Ovaries and Stomach. 
Trans. Pathological Soc. Loud., xiii, 172 (1862). 

On Cancer of the three lower lumber Verte- 
brae, ib., xiii, 226. 

The Waste of Infant Life. Read at a Meet- 
ing of the Health Department of the National 
Association for the Promotion of Social Science. 
Social Science, i, 222-34 (1867). 

The Laws of Belgium relating to Illegitimate 
Children and Foundlings. Trans, of the Nat. 
Assoc, for Promotion of Social Science, 531-39 
(1867). „ 

Hereditary convulsions confined to the males 
of a family during infancy and at the eighth 
month of intra-uterine life. Trans. Obstetrical 
Soc. Lond.,ix, lU-17 {IS67). 

On bromide of potassium in puerperal mania. 
ib., ix, 155-56. 

Hereditary twin-bearing family, ib., xi, 106-8 
(1869). 

On infantile remittent fever, erroneously called 
typhoid. Proc. Royal Med. Chi. Soc. Land., vi, 
24-26(1868). 

On Administration of Hospitals. Brit. Med. 
Journ., i, 248 (1869). 

On the British Pharmacopoeia, ib., i, 273. 

On deformity of ear from maternal impression. 
ib., ii, 284 (1869). 

On Herpes contagiosus. ib., ii, 488. 

London Riots in- 1780. Light Horse Volun- 
teers. ByTretane,«.e., J. B. Curgenven. N.&Q., 

2 S., ix, 250 (1860). 

Henry Peter, ib., xi, 300 (1861). 

Curgenven of Sherborne, ib., xi, 507. 

Green Rose, ib., xii, 233. 

"The Parents' Friend." ib., xii, 348. 

On Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. «6., 

3 S., ii, 397 (1862). 

Pope's Willow at Twickenham. »&., m, 128 
(1863)., 



CUEGENVEN, John Brendon. (Con.). 

Sheriffs of Cornwall, ib., iv, 17 (1863). 

Editions of Camden's "Britannia." ib., iv, 
109. 

Engraving of the Death of Captain Faulknor. 
ib., vi, 359 (1864). 

Arundell of Lanherne. ib., vii, 167 (1865). 

"To run amuck." ib., viii, 89 (1865). 

Elizabeth, Landgravine of Hesse Homburg, 
third daughter of George III. MSS. notes 
from her Book of Common Prayer, ib., viii, 143. 

Kar, ker, cor. ib., viii, 177. 

Hsever, sever, or eaver. ib., viii, 179. 

Horneck Family, ib., viii, 277. 

Scaramouche. ib., x, 69 (1866). 

Tyburn Gate, ib., x, 108. 

" Ah ! his trumpeter is dead." ib., x, 245. 

Parish of Forbury or Forrabury. ib., x, 344. 

Price of Salmon in 1486. ib., xi, 116 (1867). 

The Name of Greig or Gregg, ib., 4 S., ii, 
545 (1868). 

On the derivation of Oxney. ib., iv, 371 
(1869). 

CURIOSUS, pseud., i.e.. Fuller, J. J. G. 

CURNOW, William {son of John Cwrnow). b. 
Minney, Penzance, 1st Nov., 1809. 

List of Mosses found in West Cornwall. 
Trans. P.N.H. & A.S., iii, 56-64 (1865). 

List of Jungermanniae, &c., found near Pen- 
zance. Phytologist, i, 609-10 (1844). 

Rarer Plants observed in the neighbourhood 
of Penzance, ib., i, 1143-44 (1844). 

CURZON, Francis {son of Will. Gmzon). b., 

Exeter, 6th April, 1819. 

Lays and Legends of the West. By Frank 
Curzon. Lond., Whittaker & Co. ; Exeter, 
Curzon and Son; Falmouth, Lake; 1846, sm. 
8"., pp. 220, 5/-. 



D. 

A. 

Padstow. Signed A. Gent. Mag., xcv, pt. i, 
320, pt. ii, 410 (1825); xcvii, pt. ii, 17 (1827). 

D. i.e., Daniell, R. A. 

D. 

Thirteen Letters on the Ancient British 
Language of Cornwall. Signed D. Classical 
Journ., No. 34-43 [except No. 37], June, 1818- 
Dec, 1820. 

D., E. H. W. D. i.e., Duirkin, E. H. W. 



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D., J. A. D. i.e., Webster, Augusta. 

D., N. D. pseud., i.e., Eogers, W. M. 

D., E. A. D. i.e., Daniell, R. A. 

DABB, James, h. Probus, 23rd Jan., 1732. 
d. Probus, lOtliFeb., 18] 2. 

Memoir of J. Dabb. By his son. Methodist 
Mag., xxxvii, 452-59 (1814). 

DADDO, Rev. William, A.M. {only son of Will 
Daddo, of St. Neots). Fellow (?) of Balliol 
College ; Head Master of Bhmdell's School, 
Tiverton, 1743-57. h. West Looe, 1707. d. 
Calverleigh, 5th Aug., 1765. cf. Harding's 
Tiverton, ii, 89-90 ; Dunsford's Tiverton, p. 352. 

The Tiverton Woolcombers' Defence. By one 
unconcerned, but a friend to liberty. \i.e.. Rev. 
W. Daddo]. Lond., 1750, 4°. 

DAGGE FAMILY. N. & Q., 3 S., x, 247, 
320 (1866). 

DAGGE, Abel (son of Ahel Dagge, of Bodmin 1). 
Apothecary; Governor of Bristol Prison 1739- 
48. ef. Life and Times of Countess of Hunting- 
don, ii, 356. 

Note. — The poet Savage, wliilst confined in Bristol 
prison, received great tenderness and civility at the hands 
of Mr. Dagge ; and on his death, 1st Aug., 1743, he was 
interred in St. Peter's Church, at Mr. Dagge's expense. 
cf. Johnson's Works (ed. 1825), viii, 183 — 87. 

DAGGE, Abel {son of the preceding). Coroner 
of Bristol 1772. d. Bristol, 1778. 

A rare, singular, tho' not less proper, method 
of treating an highly ardent or acrimonious 
Fever, etc. By A. Dagge, Surgeon and Man- 
midwife. Bristol, printed by S. Farley; sold 
by Cadell, London; 1770, 8"., pp. 17, 6d. 

DAGGE, Henry {son of Henry Dagge, of Bod- 
min). Admitted P.R.S. 15th April, 1779; 
expelled 7th April, 1791. d. 1795. cf App. 
to Thachera-i/s Life of Lord Chatham, ii, 645-52. 

Considerations on Criminal Law. By Henry 
Dagge. Lond., T. Longman... and T. Cadell, 
1773, 8°., 3/6. — 2nd ed., corrected and greatly 
enlarged, 1774, 3 vols., 8°., 10/-. 

Facts; or a plain and explicit narrative of 
the case of Mrs. Rudd...in which the particular 
transactions of Messrs. Perreaus ; the pubhc and 
private conversations and consultations of Mr. 
H D ; the impartial view of the char- 
acter of Colonel ; the answer to Mr. Per- 



DAGGE, Henet. (Con.). 

reau's Defence . . . will be faithfully related. Lond. , 
n.d. [1776], 8"., pp. 90. 

Note.- — Henry and James Dagge and Mr. Eveuot, 
the latter's brother-in-law, were consulted by Mrs. Eudd 
and her accomplices respecting their forgeries, cf. pp. 
54 — 86. James Dagge died at Kentish Town, London, 
1793. 

DAGGE, Rev. Jonathan, M.A. {son of John 
Dagge). V. of Fowey 1700-33, Endellion 1709- 
30. b. 1660. 

A Sermon preached at the Funeral of Jonathan 
Rashleigh, of Menabillye, Esq., in the Parish 
Church of Fowye, in the County of Cornwall, 
September the 11th, 1702. Publish'd at the 
Request of some Friends. Exon, printed by 
S. Farley, for Phil. Bishop, at the Golden Bible, 
over against the GuUd-Hall, 1703, 4°., pp. 31. 
Dr. Williams'. 

Ad. Magistratum. A Sermon preached at 
the Assizes, held for the County of Cornwall, 
at Launceston, March the 31st, 1709. By J. 
Dagge, Rector of Endellion, in Cornwall, and 
Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Earl of Radnor. 
Exon, printed by Sam. Farley, for M. and Phil. 
Yeo, Booksellers, in the High Street, n.d. [1709], 
sm. 4°., pp. 22. Br. Museum. 

Note.. — Dedicated to Samuel Ennyg, Esq., High 
Sheriff of Cornwall. Fowye, 10th May, 1709. 

Of the nature and eternal duration of Christ's 
Kingdom ; and how much it is both our duty 
and our interest to promote its enlargement. 
A Sermon preached at the Visitation, held at 
Truroe, in Cornwal, April the 30th, 1713. By 
J. Dagge, Rector of Endellion and Vicar of 
Fowye... Exon ... Sam. Farley... m.(^. [1713], 4"., 
pp. 23. Br. Museum. 

Note. — Dedicated to . . . Ofspring . . . Lord Bishop 
of Exon. Fowye, May 15, 1713. 

DAGGE, Rev. Robert, M.A. R. of Stohe-Abht 
1737-49. hapt. 1708. d. 11th Aug., 1749. 

Proteus, or the Jesuit detected in every shape. 
A Character of the Duke [of Cumberland] is 
likewise attempted. A Sermon preached at St. 
Peter's, in Dorchester, at the Assize, before the 
Honourable Mr. Justice Clive and Mr. Sergeant 
Prime, on Friday, Aug. 15, 1746, by R. Dagge, 
Rector of Stoke-Abbot, and sometime FeUow 
of Balliol College, in Oxford. Sherborne, printed 
for the Author, and sold by John Cooke... 1746, 
sm. 4°., pp. 29. 

DALE, William [Kelynack] (son of Benja- 
min Dale), b. Newlyn, 3rd Sep., 1833. 
Wild Flowers and Fruits. Poems. By Wil- 
liam Dale. Lond., A. Heylin, 28, Paternoster 
Row, 1856, 12"., pp. 160. 



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DALE, WiLLi.\3i [Keltnaok]. {Oon.). 

Poems. The Legend of the Golden Ring, 
&c. By W. Kelynack Dale. 2nd ed., Lond., 
Simpkin, 1862, 12<'., pp. viii and 264, 5/-. 
Note. — A second edition of the preceding work. 

The Still Small Voice. [Poem]. Christian 
Miscell, Aug., 1853, p. 251. 

Ichabod. [Poem], ib., Nov., 1853, p. 345. 

DALY, John, pseud., i.e., Besemeres, John. 

DAMPIER, John Lucius. V. W. of the Stan- 
naries, b. 23rd Dec, 1792. d. Bath, 24th 
May, 1853. cf. Gent. Mag., xxxix, 94 (1853). 

DANGERFIELD, Rev. Robert George, B.A. 
6. 1824. d. Ventnor, 16th March, 185S. 

A Sermon preached in St. Mary's Church, 
Penzance, on Trinity Sunday, May 26th, 1850, 
by E. G. Dangerfield, B.A., Assistant Curate 
of Penzance. Penzance, F. T. Vibert, 1850, 
8°., pp. 26. 

Sermons and Literary Remains of the Rev. 
R. G. Dangerfield, late Incumbent of St. James' 
Episcopal Chapel, Edinburgh. Revised by the 
Revds. William Hinton Drake and John Howell 
Dangerfield. Hereford, John Parker, 4, High 
Town, n.d. [1859], 8"., pp. 312. 

Note. — Contains the preceding Sermon ; an Essay, 
" The Intellectual in Art," written August, 1848, at 
Hayle; and "Fragments of Letters to Kev. W. H. 
Drake, St. Ives." 

DANIEL, 

Report, by Daniel, of the Wreck of 

the Ship Royal Oak, Rob. Locke, commander, 
when returning from the East Indies, upon the 
western rocks of Scilly, 1666 (?). Rawlinson 
MSS.,Bod. Lib., class A 195, art. 66. 

DANIEL FAMILY, cf. " One & All," Dec, 
1868; Jan. and Feb., 1869. 

DANIEL, Alexander, b. Middleburg, in Wal- 
. cheren, Dec. 12, 1599. d. Lariggan, Madron, 
April 12, 1668. cf. Gent. Mag., xcvi, 130-32 
(1826), by Clionas, i.e., Sir N. H. Nicolas. 

Briefe Chronologicalle of Letters and Papers 
of and for mine own family. 1617-1668, MSS., 
fol. 

• Daniel's Meditations. [375 pieces of poetry]. 
1650, ilf;S',S'., fol. 

Note. — These two works are in the possession of 
Thomas Hacker Bodilly, Esq., of Penzance. Extracts 
from them are in " J. S. Courtney's Guide to Penzance " 
(1845, 120.), App., pp. 75—91. 



DANIEL, Edward {alias Pickford). b. in 

Cornwall, d. Sept., 1657. cf. Oliver's Hist. 

of the Catliolic Religion, pp. 288, 380 ; Dodd's 

Ch. History (ed. 1737), iii, 294-95. 

The Book of Meditations. Published for the 
English College at Lisbon, 1649. — Republished 
and enlarged, Douay, 1663. 

Controversies. MSS., fol. Commenced 1643, 
and finished 1646. Formerly penes Author of 
Dodd's Ch. History. 

DANIEL, Henry John {son of Samuel Daniel), 
b. Lostwithiel, 14th Feb., 1818. 

The Anti-Newtonian Institute. A Satire. In 
two Cantos. By a Cornubian [i.e., H. J. Daniel]. 
n.j}. or d, 8°., pp. 46. 

Note. — A Satire on some of the Memhers of the 
Liskeard Institution, and one of the Author's earliest 
poems. 

Hours of Solitude. A collection of Poems. 
1838, fcp. 8°. 

The Bride of Scio, Songs of the Heart, and 
other Poems. Truro, E. Heard, 1842, 8°., pp. 
xi and 232. 

The Cornish Thalia ; being original Cornish 
Poems, illustrative of the Cornish Dialect. 
Devonport, printed by W. Wood, 52, Fore 
Street; Lond., J. R. Smith; n.d. [18—], 12"., 
pp. 48, 6d. 

A Companion for the Cornish Thalia ; being 
original Humorous Pieces in the Cornish and 
Devonshire Dialects. Devonport, W. Wood, 
n.d. [18—], 12°., pp. 46, 6d. 

Note.— Contains " Uncle Will's Story," by W. B. 
Forfar, copied from "Pentowan." 

Mary Anne's Experiences, Mary Anne's Wed- 
ding, Mary Anne's Trip up the Tamar. Devon- 
port, W. Wood ; Lond., Houlston and Wright ; 
n.d. [18—], 12«., pp. 24, 3d. 

Mary Anne's Career and Cousin Jack's Ad- 
ventures. Devonport, W. Wood; Lond., J. R. 
Smith ; n.d. [18—], 12°., pp. 48, 6d. 

Mirth for Long Evenings. Devonport, W. 
Wood, n.d. [18—], 12"., pp. 48, 6d. 

Mirth for " One and All," or Comic Tales and 
Sketches. Devonport, W. Wood, n.d. [18—], 
12"., pp. 48, 6d. 

Bobby Poldue and his Wife Sally at the 
Great Exhibition. Devonport, W. Wood, n.d. 
[18—], 12"., pp. 25, 6d. 

Note.— Contains "The Tale of the Oysters," by 
W. B. Forfar, put into Yerse. 

Humorous Cornish Legends. Devonport, W. 
Wood, n.d. [18—], 12"., pp. 46, 6d. 

A New Budget of Cornish Poems. Devon- 
port, W. Wood, n.d. [18—], 12"., pp. 48, 6d. 

The Muse in Motley, or a Wallet of Whimsies. 
Devonport, W. Wood, n.d. [1867], 12"., pp. 
48, 6d. 



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DANIEL, HENETt John. {Con.). 

Pickings from my Portfolio ; comprising Corn- 
ish Comic and other Humorous Pieces. Devon- 
port, W. Wood, n.d. [18—], pp. 48, 6d. 

Songs of the Heart and other Poems. Devon- 
port, W. Wood [printed] ; Lond., Houlston ; 
n.d. [1869], 8°., pp. 44, 6d. 

DANIEL, John (brotlur of Edward Daniel), 
cf. Bodd's Ch. Hist. (ed. 1737), ii, 368. 



DANIEL, Rev. John. F. of East An 

near Wakefield, b. Lancashire. 

The Faith, Duty, and Church Membership of 
a Christian. A Farewell Sermon preached at 
the Land's End, Cornwall, in the Churches of 
Sennen and St. Levan...June 11, 1837. To 
which are added various Notes and Appendices. 
By the Eev. John Daniel, B.A„ then Curate of 
those Parishes. Lond., Eivington, 1838, 8"., 
pp. X and 88, 3/6. 

DANIEL, Richard Thomas, b. Plymouth C?), 
1800. d. Melbourne, Austraha, 20th July, 
1870. 
Instrument for measuring the space passed 

through by the Piston. iJep. M.C.P. Soc., 1846, 

p. xxii. 

Note.' — On page xxiv of the Eeport the instrument 

is erroneously stated to be by J. T. Daniel. 

DANIEL, N. 

Daniel's Bottle Jack. Eep. B.C.P. Soc., 1837, 
p. 67. 

DANIELL, Rev. John Jeremiah, h. Bath, 

1819. 

A Geography of Cornwall, Historical, Ecclesi- 
astical, Civil, Natural, and Parochial. By the 
Rev. J. J. Daniell, Master of Probus School and 
Curate of Probus. With Map. Lond., Long- 
man; Truro, J. R. Netherton [printed]; 1854, 
12°., pp. 226, 3/6. 

The Saintly Life of Mrs. Margaret Godolphin. 
By J. J. Daniell, Curate of St. Peter's, Langley 
Fitzurse, WUts. Compiled from " The Life of 
Mrs. Godolphin, by John Evelyn, edited by 
Samuel, Lord Bishop of Oxford." 2nd ed., 
Oxford and Lond., Parkers, 1864, 16°., pp 57. 

A Book of Prayers for Young Persons. By 
Rev. J. J. Daniell. Truro, J. R. Netherton, 
18— 18°., pp. 54, 4d. 

Lays of the English Cavaliers. By Rev. J. J. 
Daniell. Oxford and Lond., Parkers, 1866,4°., 
pp. iv and 116, 6/-. 

Note. — Contains " The Battle of Lansdown," pp. 
16—27 ; " The Firing of Ai-wenack House," pp. 110—16. 

The Cavaliers of Cornwall. The Monthly 
Pacjcet, iv, 438-85 (1867). 



DANIELL, Rev. Mark. Wesleyan Blinister. 

h. Penzance, 30th April, 1766. d. Topsham, 

21st Feb., 1821. cf Methodist Mag., xliv, 

299-300, 703 (1821). 

The Revival of Rehgion at Shaftesbury. Ex- 
tract of a letter from Rev. M. Daniell to Mr. 
James Wood. Shaftesbury, 13th June, 1816. 
Methodist Mag., xxxix, 635-36 (1816). 

DANIELL, Ralph Allen {Uh child of Edward 

Daniell, d. 1866). 

The Sovereign. By D[aniell]. Helston Gram. 
School Mag., 1857-59, pp. 18-22. 

A Few Words about New Zealand. By a 
Young Native, R. A. Dfaniell]. ib., pp. 31-33. 

The Adventure of a Sovereign. By D. ib., 
pp. 121-26. 

A Visit to a New Zealand Pa. By E. A. D. 
ib., pp. 135-36. 

An Australian Journey, ib., pp. 301-2. 

DANIELL, William, R.A. b. 1769. d. Lon. 
don, 16th Aug., 1837. 

A Voyage round Great Britain. . .By R, Ayton. 
With a series of Views... drawn and engraved 
by W. Daniell, A.R.A. Lond., Longman and 
W. Daniell, 9, Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square, 
1814-25, 8 vols., fol. 

Note. — Cornwall described, with 4 views, i, 1 — 33 
(1814). E. Ayton's name appears in the first and 
second volumes only. 

DANIELL, Sir William {Uh child of Ralph 
Allen Daniell, d. 1832). b. 1793. d. on board 
H.M.S. "Ringdove," off Sierra Leone, 15th 
Sept., 1845. cf. 0' Byrne's Naval Biog. Did. ; 
Gent. Mag., xxiv, 666 (1845). 

DANSON, John Towne. Barrister-at-Law. 

Observations on the Speech of Sir W. Moles^ 
worth... on Colonial Expenditure and Govern- 
ment, by J. T. Danson. Lond., Ridgway, 1848, 
8°„ pp. 87.— 2nd ed., 1848, 8°., 2f. 

DARBISON, Will. 

Private Case between W. Darbison and John 
Beaumont and Dorothy his Wife, relative to the 
Manor of Penheale and other Manors. [The 
Defendants' case]. Lond., 1714, fol., s. sh. 

DARLEY, Rev. John, B.D, B. of Northill. 

The glory of Chelsey Colledge revived.; 
wherein is declared, I. — Its original progress' 
and design... 11.^ — How this design was by the 
renowned King James and the three estates of 
his first Parliament highly applauded. . .III. — By 
what means this excellent work... hath been imr 
peded and obstructed. By John Darley, B.D., 



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DAELEY, Eev. John. (Con.). 

and of Northill, in the County of Cornwall, 
Rector. Lond., printed for J. Brown, at the 
south entrance of the Royal Exchange, 1662, 
4"., pp. 42. 

DARTON, Rev. Nicholas. Entered at Ex. 

Coll 1618. V. of Kilshy, Northamptonshire, 

31st Jan., 162|-1645.. &. Cornwall, 1603. 

c/. Bliss' Wood, iii, 263 3 Brook's Puritans, iii, 

531. 

The true and absolute Bishop, with the con- 
vert's returne unto Him. Wherein is also showed 
how Christ is our only Shepherd, as well as our 
truest Bishop ; and also how lamentable and 
miserable the condition of those men doth ap- 
peare to bee which are out of Christ's fold or 
out of Christ's diocese. By N. Darton, Minister 
of God's Word at Killesbie, in Northampton- 
shire. Lond., printed by Tho. Badger for 
Humphrey Mosley, and are to be sold at his 
shop, at the Prince's Axmes, in St. Paul's Church- 
yard, 1641, sm. 4"., pp. 51. Dr. Williams'. 

Ecclesia Anglicana ; or Barton's cleare and 
protestant manifesto, as an evangelical key, sent 
to the Governour of Oxford, for the opening of 
the church dores there, that are shut up with- 
out prayers or preaching. Printed in the yeare 
1649. sm. 4°., pp. 13. Bod. Lib. 

DATE, John, formerly of Truro. 

Improvement in Slotting Machines. Bep. 
B.G.P. Soc, 1848, p. 34. 

DAXJBENY, Charles Giles Beidle, M.D. 

Professor of Botany, Oxford. b. Stratton, 

Gloucestershire, 1795. d. Oxford, 13th Dec, 

1867. 

Tender Plants growing at Tresco, Scilly, and 
Grove-hill and Penjerrick, Falmouth. [Reprinted 
from a Lecture on Climate, delivered at Torquay, 
in 1863]. Journ. B.I.C., 1864, pp. 71-73. 

DAUBUZ, Lewis Charles. 6. Falmouth, d. 
Leyton, 15th Dec, 1839. cf. Gent. Mag., xiu, 
212 (1840). 

DAUNT, Rev. Edwaed Synge Townsend, 
M.A. F. of St. Stephens by Launceston 1853. 
The Priory Tracts. Series No. L Infanticide 
caused no less by impurity than by Society. 
Signed E. S. T. Dfaunt]. PhUip D. Maddox, 
Launceston [printed]; Netherton, Truro; Hayes, 
Lyall Place, London; 1861, 12°., pp. 10, price 
Id., or 7/- per hundred. 

Note.— The title page bears a woodcut of Laun- 
ceston Priory seal. Only one number was pubhshed. 



DAVEY, James {son of John Bavey). b. Gwinear, 
1802. 

A Set of Tables showing the difference of the 
Standard at which Copper Ores of various pro- 
duces usually sell in Cornwall, with the price of 
21 cwts. affixed. By J. Davey, Assayer of cop- 
per ores, &c, St. Austell. Pub. and sold by the 
Author, and by J. May, Printer, Redruth, 1842, 
4"., pp. viii and 83, 21/-. — 2nd ed., enlarged, 
1844, 4°., 10/6. 

Note.— Dedicated to Joseph Thomas Treffry, ol 
Place. 

An Appendix to Davey's Copper Ore Tables. 
By Jas. Davey. Redruth, printed and sold by 
J. May, 1845, 8"., 2/6. 

A Prefix to Davey's Copper Ore Tables. By 
J. Davey, Assayer, &c Pubhshed and sold by 
the Author; by A. C. Hennah, Printer, St. 
Austell; and Longman & Co., London; 1848, 
4°., pp. 43, 5/-. 

A Supplement to Davey's Copper Ore Tables. 
By Jas. Davey ... Truro, J. R. Netherton, 1856, 
8"., 7/-. 

DAVEY, John, {son of John Davey). b. Zen- 
nor, 25th Dec, 1770. bapt. 25th Jan., 1771. 
d. St. Just, 13th Dec, 1845. cf Lady's and 
<?eK&??iaw'sX>Mr2/(Stationers' Company), 1846, 

p. 76. 
Note. — Mr. Davey was a frequent contributor to 
the "Lady's Diary," both in the Mathematical and 
Poetical Departments. He also assisted D. Gilbert in 
his works, more particularly in his paper on "The 
Mathematical Theory of Suspension Bridges." 

DAVEY, Joshua Sydney {2nd son of Stephen 
Davey). b. Redruth, 28th April, 1842. 
A Lecture on " The Most Economical Method 
of Breeding and Feeding of Sheep," given by 
J. S. Davey, Esq., of Redruth, at the East Pen- 
with Agricultural Exchange, Camborne, Corn- 
wall, on the 31st of October, 18^8. Printed 
by desire. 1868. Camborne, printed by H. V. 
Newton, 8°., pp. 13, 3d. 

DAVEY, Richakd, F.G.S. {youngest son of Wil- 
liam Davey). M.P. for West Cornwall 1857- 
68. b. Redruth, 11th Dec, 1799. 
Report of the Commissioners... on the Con- 
dition of all Mines in Great Britain. Epitome 
of Evidence, No. Vt¥- '^o'^^; Hansard, 1864, 
fol., 3/2. 

Note.— Mr. Davey was one of the Commissioners. 

Notice of Pseudomorphous Crystals. See 
Davey, S. 

DAVEY, Stephen {eldest son of William Davey). 
b Redruth, 1785. d. Bochym House, Helston, 
16th Nov., 1864. 
Notice of Pseudomorphous Crystals of Oxide 



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DAVEY, Stephen. {Con.). 

of Tin, found in Huel Coates Mine, in St. Agnes, 
in 1828. Trans. IIG.S.C, iv, 481-85 (1832). 

Note. — This Paper is really by Rich. Davey, as 
stated in the index to the volume.. 

DAVIDSON, James, d. Secktor House, Ax- 
minster, 1866 (1). 
Bibliotheca Devoniensis. A Catalogue of tlie 

Printed Books relating to the County of Devon. 

By J. Davidson. Exeter, W. Roberts, 197, High 

Street, 1852, sq. 8°., pp. iv and 226, Supp., 

1862, 8°. 

Note. — Contains numerous notices of Cornish 
books. 

DAVIES, Augusta. See Webster, A. 

DAVIES, Eev. Edward. Chancellm- of Christ 

College in Brecon, d. 1830. 

Celtic Researches on the Origin ... of the 
Ancient Britons... Lond., Booth, 1804, 8°., 12/6. 

The Mythology and Rites of the British 
Druids... Lond., Booth, 1809, 8°., 18/-. 

Note. — These works contain accounts of Cromlechs, 
etc., in Cornwall. 

DAVIES, Rear- Admiral George, R.N. {son 
of Stephen Davies). Chief Constable of Cam- 
hidgeshire and Huntingdonshire, b. Wells, Dec, 
1800. 

Summary of the Services in the Royal Navy 
and Coast-Guard, and Services acting under 
Civil Power at Riots, Fires, Wrecks, &c., &c., of 
Capt. George Davies, R.N., with Documents, 
Extracts, and Testimonials. January 31st, 1851. 
Penzance, 1851, 8°., pp. 22. Not Fublished. 
For private circulation only. 

DAVIES, Rev. Owen. Wesleyan Minister; Chair- 
man of the Redruth District in 1799. h. North 
Wales, 1752. d. Liverpool, 12th Jan., 1830. 
Two Letters, dated Penzance, 8th and 1 7th 

April, 1799. Methodist Mag., ^i\,iQ'd-n (1799). 

DAVIS, Mary Margaret {dau. of John Davis). 

b. St. Mary's, Scilly. 

Poems on Various Subjects. Penzance, printed 
by E. Rowe, 1863, 8°. 

Poems on Various Subjects. Second Series. 
Redruth, John S. Doidge, Fore Street [printed] ; 
Lond., Henry James Tresidder, 17, Ave Maria 
Lane; 1864, 8"., pp. 50. 

Tekel. Bible Christ. Mag., May, 1868. 

DAVIS, Thomas, of Longleat. Steward to the 

Marquis of Bath. 

Observations on the Management of Woods 
and on the present state thereof, particularly in 
the Western Counties. Letters and Papers Bath 
<& West Engl. Soc, vii, 1-21 (1795). 



DAVISON, S. C. See Carus, C. G. 

DAVY, Edmund, F.R.S. {son of William Davy). 
Professor of Chemistry, h. Penzance, 1785. 
d. Kimmage Lodge, Co. Dublin, 5th Nov., 
1857. Mem. of {by Will. Barker), Journ. Royal 
Dublin Soc, i, 419-25 (1858); cf Medical 
Circular, xi, 251 (1857). 

An Essay on the Use of Peat or Turf as a 
means of promoting the public health and the 
agriculture of the United Kingdom. By E. 
Davy, Professor of Chemistry and Agricultural 
Chemistry to the Royal Dublin Soc, etc. Dub- 
lin, Hodges and Smith, Grafton Street, 1850, 
8"., pp. 34. [cf Chemist, by J. & G. Watt, ii, 
717-23, 1855]. 

On the Combination of Sulphur and Phos- 
phorus with Platina. Tilloch, Philos. Mag., xl, 
27-39, 1812; [Schweigger Journ. Nurnberg, x, 
382-92, 1814]. 

Examination of a Species of Plumbago from 
Africa, ib., xl, 41-45 (1812). 

On some Combinations of Platina. ib., xl, 
209-20, 263-78, 350-65. 

On the Agency of the Carbonate of Magnesia 
in improving bread made from new flour, ib., 
xlix, 161-66 (1817). 

On New Wheat and the means of improving 
the flour, ib., xlix, 173-78. 

Experiments upon the State of the Air in the 
Fever Hospitals of Cork, ib., 1, 433-37, 1817; 
[Thomson, Ann. Philos., xi, 214-16, 18181. 

Experiments made upon the Hard Water at 
Black Rock, near Cork. ..ih., Hi, 3-8 (1818). 

On the Solid Excrement of the Boa Constrictor. 
ib.,\rv, S03-306, 1819; [Schweigger Journ., xxviii, 
176-80, 1820]. 

Some Experiments made with a view to the 
detection and prevention of frauds in the sale 
of skimmed milk, ib., Iviii, 241-47 (1821). 

An Account of some Experiments on the 
action of Iodine on volatile and fixed oils, ib., 
lix, 208-11 (1822). 



On a New Fulminating Platinum. Philos. 
Trans., cvii, 136-57 (1817). 

On some Combinations of Platinum, ib., ex, 
108-25, 1820; [Schweigger Journ., :ssxn (J ahrh. 
i), 340-56, 1821]. 

On a Simple Electro-Chemical Method of 
ascertaining the presence of different Metals, 
applied to detect minute quantities of Metallic 
Poisons, ib., cxx, 147-64 (1830). 



On a New Combination of Chlorine and 

Nitrous Gas. Boy. Soc. Proc, iii, 27-29 (1831). 

On some New and Simple Methods of detecting 



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DAVY, Edmund. (Con.). 

Manganese in natural and artificial compounds. 
ik, vi, 385-88 (1854). 

An Account of some Experiments recently- 
made on the Buoys in Kingstown Harbour, with 
a view to protect from the action of the sea-water 
the metals and especially the ironwork attached 
to them. Brit. Assoc. Sect., 1835, pp. 34-36 ; 
[Erdmann, Journ. Prah. Chem. Leipzig, yu, 129-33 
(1836) ; Liebig, Annal, xvii, 241-44, 1836]. 

On some recent Experiments made with a 
view of protecting tin plate and tinned iron 
from corrosion in sea water. ;.'i6., 1835, pp. 36- 
37 ; [Erdm., Journ. Prah. Chem., vii, 1 33-35, 
1836; UeUg, Annal, xvii, 244-46, 1836]. 

On the Comparative Value of Irish and Vir- 
ginian Tobacco, ih., 1835, pp. 37-38 ; \Journ. 
de Pharm. Paris, xxii, 18-21, 1836 ; Liebig, 
Annal., xviii, 63-66, 1836]. 

On Nicotin and some of its Combinations. 
ib., 1835, pp. 38-40; [Erdm., Journ. Prak. Chem., 
vii, 91-93, 1836]. 

Notice of a new gaseous Bicarburet of Hydrogen 
...*J.,1836, pp. 62-63, 63-64 ; [Journ. dePharm., 
xxiii, 143-45, 1837 ; Liebig, Annal, xxiii, 144- 
46, 1837; Thomson Records, London, iv, 321-23, 
1836]. 

On a New Gaseous Compound of Carbon 
and Hydrogen, ib., 1837, p. 50. 

On a New Gaseous Compound, etc. Proc. 
Irish Acad., i, 88-89 (1837). 

On the Manufacture of Sulphuric Acid, ib., 
iv, 297-98 (1850). 

On a Test for Manganese, ib., iv, 345-46. 

An Account of a New Fulminating Silver. 
Trans. Irish Acad., xvii, 265-74 (1837)._ 

On a New Gaseous Compound, etc. ib., xviii, 
80-88 (1838). ^ 

On a Manganese Ore, containing oxide of cop- 
per, from Sweden. Journ. Dublin Geol. Soc, 
i, 241-45 (1838). 

On a simple and economical method of con- 
verting urine into a solid portable manure. The 
Chemist, ii, 641-42 (1855). 

An Account of some Experiments made to 
determine the relative deodorizing powers of 
peat charcoal, peat, and lime. Jowrn. Dublin 
Soc, i, 1-6 (1856-57). 

On a simple electro-chemical Method of Detect- 
ing Arsenic or arsenious acid, etc. ib., i, 62-72. 

An Account of some Miscellaneous Experi- 



DAVY, Edmund. (Con.). 

ments made to determine the relative deodorizing 
powers of different substances, ib., i, 134-39; 
[Chemist, iv, 4-8, 1857]. 

On the Use of Platina instead of Porcelain or 
Glass in Marsh's method of detecting Arsenic. 
ib., i, 140-41 ; [Chemist, iv, 3-4, 1857]. 

On some Cements, ib., i, 180-83. 

DAVY, Edmund William, A.B., M.B. (eldest 
son of the preceding). Professor of Agricultural 
Science, b. Cork Institution, Cork, 2nd July, 
1826. 

On Flax, and the practicability of extending 
its cultivation in Ireland, together with direc- 
tions for the proper management of that crop. 
ByE. W.Davy, A.B., M.B., M.E.I.A....Eead 
before the Royal Dublin Society, Feb. 15, 1864. 
Dublin, Mc. Glashan and Gill, 50, Upper Sack- 
ville Street; Lond., Simpkin; 1865, 8"., pp. 28. 

On a New Test for Nitric Acid and the 
Nitrates. PMlos. Mag., v, 330 (1852). 

On some New Methods of Forming the 
Nitro-prussides. ib., vi, 11-14 (1853). 

On a New and Simple Method of determining 
the amount of Urea in the Urinary secretion. 
ib., vii, 385-90, 1854; [Dublin Eosp. Gaz., i, 
134-36, 1854]. 

On some Experiments to determine the value 
of Peat and Peat Charcoal, ib., id, 172-78, 
1856; [Jown. Dublin Soc, i, 6-10, 1855-5_6]._ 

On the presence of Arsenic in some Artificial 
Manures, ib., xviii, 108-13, 1859; [Journ. 
Dublin Soc, ii, 270-74, 1858-59; Nat Hist. 
Beview (Proc), vi, 276-80, 1859; Jown. de 
Pharm. Paris, xxxvii, 468-69, I860]. 

On Superphosphate and a method of determ- 
ining the soluble and insoluble phosphates in 
this and other manures, ib., xix, 181-86, 1860; 
[Journ. Dublin Soc, iii, 1-80, 1860-62 ; Chemical 
News, i, 181, 1860 ; Nat. Hist. Beview {Proc), 
vii, 112-18, I860]. . «, • , 

On the Ferrocyanide of Potassmm Chemical 
Analysis, ib., xxi, 214-23, 1861 ; [Jown. Dublin 
Soc, iii, 124-33; Chemical News, vi, 274-76, 
287-89, 1861]. 

On the action of nitric and nitrous acids on 
the sulpho-cyanides. ib., xxx, 228. 

On a simple method of recovering the silver 
from old hyposulphite baths, etc. Journ. Photogr. 
Soc, i, 158-59 (1854). 

On the scientific principle involved in the 
feeding and fattening of stock. Nat Hist. 
Beview (Proc), vi, 261-68 (1859). 

On the injurious effects of Arsenical Pigments 



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DAVY, EDMnND William. (Con.). 

in the Manufacture of Paper-hangings. Journ. 
Dublin Soc, iii, 253-60 (1860-62). 

Notes of a Chemico-Agricultural Tour, made 
principally through portions of France, Germany, 
and Belgium, in the summer of 1861. ib., iii, 
303-27. 

On the Changes produ^ced in Calp by exposure 
to the atmosphere. HejJ. of Scientific Meetings of 
Boy. Dublin Soc, p. 80. 

On a new Explosive Powder, ib., p. 105. 

On native Phosphate of Lime from New Jersey, 
U.S. ib., p. 159. 

On Ozone, ib., p. 210. 

On a new Method of Detecting Strychnine 
and its salts. Dublin Quart. Med. Journ., xv, 
494. 

On some spontaneous Changes taking place in 
the Bark and Leaves of different species of 
Poplar, amongst which is the conversion of the 
populine contained in them into the hydride of 
salicyb. The Laboratory, i, 361. 

On a simple and expeditious method of de- 
termining the amount of Nitrogen in Guano and 
other nitrogenous manures. The Chemist, ii, 449- 
53 (1855). 

On some new Properties of Glycerine, ib., ii, 
594-96. 

DAVY, Sm Humphry, Baet., LL.D., P.R.S. 
(son of Bobert Davy), cr. Bart. 20th Oct., 1818. 
b. Penzance, 17th Dec, 1778. d. Geneva, 28th 
May, 1829. cf Gent. Mag., xcix, pt. ii, 9-16, 
652 a829); ci, pt. i, 533 (1831); N. & Q., 
3 S.,~ i, 117, ii, 106, viii, 235; 0. Knight's 
Gallery of Portraits, with Memoirs, i, 11-20; 
Dia/ry of H. C. Bobinson, i, 390; ii, 273, 413; 
C. Babbage's Passages from the Life of a Phi- 
losopher, p. 186; Cornish Mag., iv, 185-192, 
223 (1829) ; Memoirs of Distinguished Men, by 
W. Walker, Jun. (1862, 8".), pp. 65-71; 
Bev. T. Knight's Model Cornishmen ; Biog. Diet. 
(Vjjpcott's), 1816; Public CJiaracters of 1809- 
10, pp. 552-85; Imperial Mag., (with portrait), 
iv, col. 1148-51 (1822); Annual Biography and 
Obituary for 1830 (by J. A. Paris), pp. 39-86 ; 
Martineau's Hist, of England during the 30 years' 
peace, i, 594-96 ; Bence Jones' Life and Letters 
of Faraday, i, passim ; Dean PeacocKs Life of 
Thomas Young, M.D. (1855), pp. 470-2; 
W. C. Taylm-'s National Portrait Gallery (1846, 
4".), i, 73-75, with portrait; Cottle's Bemi- 
niscences of Coleridge and Southey (1847), 260- 
74, 290^93, 328^29 ; Sir J. Barrow's Sketches 
of the^Boyal Soc. (1849), pp. 72-102; }V. 
Jer dan's National Portrait Gallery; Smiles' Lives 
of Engineers (1868), iii, 157-78; Brougham's 
Lives of Men of Letters in time of Geo. Ill 



DAVY, SiK HiTMPHET. (Com.). 

(1845), pp. 448-66; Prof Wilson's Works, vi, 
280-320 ; Bose ; Biog. Brit. ; Penny Cyclop. ; 
English Cyclop. ; Weld's Hist, of Boyal Soc, ii, 
287-90, 318-55, 415-18. 

The Sons of Genius. Signed D. 1795. The 
Annual Anthology, i, 93-99 (1799). 

The Song of Pleasure. Signed D. 1796. ib., 
i, 120-25. 

Ode to St. Michael's Mount, in Cornwall. 
Signed D. 1796. ib., i, 172-76. 

The Tempest. Signed D. 1796. ib., i, 179- 
80. 

Extract from an Unfinished Poem on Mount's 
Bay. By H. Davy, ib., i, 281-86. 

Experimental Essays on Heat and Light, etc. 
By H. Davy. In "Contributions to Physical 
and Medical Knowledge. Ed. by T. Beddoes, 
M.D., 1799," pp. 5-147. 

Note. — The original MS. is in the possession of 
Eichard Edmonds, Esq., Plymouth, 1870. 

An Essay on the Generation of Phosoxygen 
or Oxygen, ib., pp. 151-205. 

Researches, Chemical and Philosophical, chiefly 
concerning nitrous oxide, or dephlogisticated 
nitrous air and its respiration. By H. Davy, 
Superintendent of the Medical Pneumatic Insti- 
tution. Lond., printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's 
Church-yard, by Biggs & Cottle, Bristol, 1800, 
8°., pp. xvi and 580. London Instit. 

Essay on Heat, Light, and the Combination of 
Light, with a new Theory of Respiration. On the 
generation of oxygen gas and the causes of the 
colours of organic beings. By H. Davy. n.p. 
ovd. [1800 q, 8^, pp. 230. 

Note. — In the Penzance Public Lib. is the copy 
presented by the author to Dr. J. B. Borlase. 

Journals of the Royal Institution of Great 
Britain. [Ed. by T. Young and H. Davy]. 
Vol. i. Lond., sold at the house of the Insti- 
tution... 1802, 8"., pp. 335. London Instit. 

Note. — In addition to the above, there appeared 
80 pages of vol. ji. 

A Syllabus of a Course of Lectures on 
Chemistry, delivered at the Royal Institution of 
Great Britain. [By H. Davy]. Lond., From the 
Press of the Royal Institution. ..1802, 8"., pp. 91, 
3/-., large paper 3/6. 

A Discourse introductory to a Course of Lec- 
tures on Chemistry, delivered in the Theatre of 
the Royal Institution, 21st Jan., 1802. Lond., 
...J. Johnson, 1802, 8°., pp. 26, 1/6. 

Note. — Advertisement signed H. Davy, 26th April, 
1802. 

An Account of some Experiments and Obser- 
vations on the constituent parts of certain asT 
tringent vegetables and on their operation in 



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DAVY, Sib Hdmphky. (Con.). 

tanning. By H. Davy. Lond., W. Bulmer and 
Co., 1803, 4"., pp. 41. 

Outlines of a course of Lectures on Chemical 
Philosophy. By H. Davy. Lond., From the 
Press of the Eoyal Institution, 1804, 8"., pp. 
54. 

On some New Phenomena of Chemical Changes 
produced by Electricity, particularly the decom- 
position of the fixed alkalies and the exhibition 
of the new substances which constitute their 
basis... By H. Davy, Esq. Lond., W. Bulmer 
and Co., 1808, 4°., pp. 44. 

Electro-chemical Researches on the Decom- 
position of the Earths, with observations on the 
metals obtained from the alkaline earths, and 
on the amalgam procured from ammonia. By 
H. Davy, Esq. Lond., W. Bulmer and Co., 1808, 
4°., pp. 38. 

An Account of some new Analytical Researches 
on the nature of certain bodies, particularly the 
alkalies, phosphorus, sulphur, carbonaceous mat- 
ter, and the acids hitherto undecomposed ; with 
some general observations on chemical theory. 
By H. Davy, Esq. From the Philosophical 
Transactions. Lond., W. Bulmer and Co., 1809, 
4»., pp. 66. 

A Lecture on the Plan which it is proposed 
to adopt for improving the Eoyal Institution 
and rendering it permanent, delivered in the 
Theatre of the Eoyal Institution, March 3, 1810, 
by H. Davy, Esq., Sec. R.S., Prof Chem. R.I. 
Printed by desire of the Managers. Lond., W. 
Savage... w.^;. [1810], 8o., pp. 41. 

Elements of Chemical Philosophy. By Sir 
H. Davy. Lond., J. Johnson, 1812. Part I, 
vol. i, 8"., pp. xiv and 505, 18/-. 

Elements of Agricultural Chemistry, in a 
course of Lectures for the Board of Agriculture. 
By Sir H. Davy. Plates. Lond., Longman, 

1813, 4"., pp. viii, 323, and Ixiii, 42/.— 2nd ed., 

1814, 8°., pp. xi and 479, index unpaged, 18/-. 
—4th ed., 1827, 8°., pp. x and 403.— 5th ed., 
1836, 8°., pp. viii and 413. [c/. Donaldson's Agri- 
cultural Biog., pp. 105-6]. 

Hints on the Geology of Cornwall. By Sir 
H. Davy. Trans. B.C.G.S., i, 38-50 (1818). 

On the Fire-Damp of Coal Mines, and on 
Methods of Lighting the Mines so as to prevent 
its explosion. By Sir H. Davy, LL.D. From 
the Philosophical Transactions. Lond., printed 
by W. Bulmer and Co., Cleveland Row; and to 
be had at Longman and Co.'s ; 1815, 8"., pp. 39. 

Practical Hints on the Application of Wire 
Gauze to Lamps, for preventing Explosions in 
Coal Mines. Lond., 1816, 12°., pp. 11. 

On the Fire-Damp of Coal Mines. From the 
Philosophical Transactions of the Eoyal Society. 
■ With an Advertisement j containing an account 



DAVY, Sir Hdmphky. (Con.). 

of an invention for lighting the Mines and con- 
summg the fire-damp without danger to the 
Mmer. By Sir H. Davy. Lond., printed by 
W. Bulmer and Co. ..1816, 8"., pp. xvi and 39. 

Note.— This is the ed. of 1815, with a new title page. 

The Papers of Sir H. Davy... communicated 
to the Royal Society, on the Fire-Damp of Coal 
Mmes and on Methods of Lighting the Mines, 
so as to prevent its explosion, etc. With 
Engravings. As printed in the Royal Society's 
Transactions for 1816...]Srewcastle, printed for 
Emerson Charnley, 1817, 8"., pp. 20. 

A Description of the Safety Lamp invented 
by Geo. Stephenson ; to which is added an ac- 
count of the lamp constructed by Sir H. Davv. 
Lond., 1817, 8°. Bod. Lib. 

Report upon the Claims of Mr. George 
Stephenson, relative to the Invention of his 
Safety Lamp. By the Committee appointed at 
a Meeting, holden in Newcastle, on the First of 
November, 1817; with an Appendix, containing 
the evidence. With 4 Engravings." Newcastle, 
printed by S. Hodgson, for Emerson Charnley. 
1817, 8°., pp. 26. ^ 

Some New Researches on Flame. By Sir H. 
Davy. From the Philosophical Transactions. 
Lond., printed by W. Bulmer and Co., Cleveland 
Row, 1817, 4°., pp. 41. 

On the Safety Lamp for Coal Mines, with 
some Researches on Flame. By Sir H. Davy. 
Lond., R. Hunter, 1818, 8°., pp. viii and 148. 

A Treatise on Soils and Manures, as founded 
on actual experience, and as combined with the 
leading principles of Agriculture ; in which the 
theory and doctrines of Sir H. Davy and other 
agricultural chemists are rendered familiar to 
the experienced farmer. By a Practical Agri- 
culturahst. Lond., Cadell and Davies, in the 
Strand, 1818, 8"., pp. iv and 176. 

Elements of A^icultural Chemistry... By Sir 
H. Davy. To which is added a treatise on soils 
and manures... By a Practical Agriculturalist. 
2 pts. Philadelphia, B. Warner; ...Baltimore, 
F. Lucas; 1821, 8°. 

Note.— Elements, pp. 1 — 304 ; Treatise on Soils, 
pp. 1—92. 

A Letter to Sir H. Davy, P.R,S., on the Ap- 
plication of Machinery to the purpose of Calcu- 
lating and Printing Mathematical Tables. By 
Charles Babbage, A.M., Secretary of the Astro- 
nomical Soc. of London. Lond., July, 1822, 4". 

On the Science of Agriculture ; comprising a 
commentary on, and comparative investigation 
of, the Agricultural Chemistry of Kirwan and 
Davy... By Joseph Hayward. Lond., 1825, 8°., 
pp, 220. 

On the Safety Lamp for preventing Explosions 



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DAVY, Sib Humphet. (Con.). 

in Mines, Houses lighted by Gas, Spirit Ware- 
houses, or Magazines in Ships, &c., with some Re- 
searches on Flame. By Sir H. Davy, Bart. 
Lond., printed for E. Hunter, No. 72, St. Paul's 
Church-yard, 1825, 8°., pp. viii and 152. 

Note. — This is the ed. of 1818, with a new title 
page, some additions to the Appendix, etc. 

Nouveau Manuel de Chimie Agricole, traduit 
sur la cinqui^me edition Anglaise des Elemens 
de Chimie Agricole de Sir H. Davy, avec les 
Notes de J. Davy sur des faits connus seulement 
depuis 1826 par A. D. Vergnaud ... Paris a la 
libraire Encyclopedique de Eoret, 1838, 18°., 
pp. iv and 304. 

Six Discourses delivered before the Royal 
Society, at their Anniversary Meeting, on the 
award of the Royal and Copley Medals, pre- 
ceded by an Address to the Society on the 
Progress and Prospects of Science. By Sir H. 
Davy. Lond., J. Murray, 1827, 4°., pp. xi and 
148. 

Salmonia; or the days of Fly Fishing... By 
an Angler [i.e. Sir H. Davy]. Lond., John 
Murray, 1828, 8°., pp. viii and 273.— 2nd ed., 
Lond., Murray, 1829, 8°., pp. xiii and 335. 

Salmonia ... By Sir Humphry Davy, Bart. 
4th ed., with Illustrations. Lond., Murray, 
1851, 12°., pp. xiii and 305. 

Consolations in Travel ; or the Last Days of 
a Philosopher. By Sir H. Davy. [Ed. by J[ohn] 
D[avy]. Lond., J. Murray, 1830, 12°., pp. vi 
and 281.— 5th ed., 1851, 8°., pp. 297.— 6th ed., 
1853, 8°., pp. iv and 297. 

Note. — The Br. MuBeiim Catalogue states that the 
5th ed. was probably edited by Lady J. Davy, but this 
does not appear to have been the ease. 

Sketch of the Philosophical Characters of Dr. 
WoUaston and Sir H. Davy. Extracted from 
"The Decline of Science in England," by C. 
Babbage. 1830, 8°. 

The Life of Sir Humphry Davy, Bart., LL.D., 
late President of the Royal Society... By John 
Ayrton Paris, M.D. Lond., Colburn and Bentley, 
1831, 4°., pp. XV and 547.-1831, 2 vols., 8"., 
28/-. 

Journal of a Tour made in the year 1828-29, 
through Styria, Carniola, and Italy, whilst ac- 
companying the late Sir H. Davy. By J. J. 
Tobin, M.D. Lond., W. S. Orr, 14, Paternoster 
Row, 1832, 12°., pp. vi and 242. 

G-. Cuvier. Eloges-historiques, pr^cMfes de 
r 61oge de 1' auteur par M. Flourens. Paris, E. 
Ducroc, Libraire-editeur, 55, rue de Seine, n.d. 
[1834 1], 8°., pp. Ix and 356, 5 fr. 

Note.— Eloge-historique de Sir H. Davy, pp. 321— 
56. cf.Edin. New Philos. Journ., xv, 1—26 (1833). 

Memoirs of the Life of Sir Humphry Davy, 
Bart., LL.D., F.R.S. By his Brother, John 



DAVY, Sib Humphbt. (Con.). 

Davy, M.D....Lond., Longman, 1836, 2 vols., 
80., 28/-. 

The Collected Works of Sir Humphry Davy 
...Ed. by his Brother, John Davy. Lond., Smith 
and Elder, 1839-40, 9 vols., post 8°., ea. 10/'6. 

Chymistry applied to Agriculture. By M. le 
comte Chaptal . . . with a preliminary chapter 
" On the organization, structure, etc., of plants, 
by Sir H. Davy."... Trans, and ed. by Rev. Wil- 
liam Page. New York, Harper and Brothers, 
82, Clift Street, 1840, 8°., pp. 359. 

Note. — The preliminary chapter, pp. 25 — 76. 

Sir H. Davy. Begins "Experimental Rbt 
searches in Chemistry. I. — The Bakerian Lec- 
ture for 1806; or some chemical agencies of 
electricity." n.d. [Glasgow, 1842], 8°., pp. 56. 
(Vol. viii of J. J. Griffin's " Scientific Miscel- 
lany"). 

Sir H. Davy. Begins "A Granite Column 
proposed to be erected to the memory of Sir H. . 
Davy at Penzance." Notice of a Meeting, to 
be held [in London], May 27, 1842, relative to 
the erection of the above-named column. n.]p. 
or d. [Lond., 1842], 4°., s. sh. Br. Mimwrn, 

Elements of Agricultural Chemistry... By Sir 
H. Davy. A new edition, with instructions for 
the analysis of soils, etc., by John Shier... Glas- 
gow, R. Griffin and Co. ; Lond., T. Tegg ; 1844, 
8°., pp. ix and 293. 

La Lampe de Davy. A Drama. By Mons. 
Jozef Kjystyan Ostrowsky, June, 1854. 

Note. — Sir H. Davy is made to discover the lamp 
through a love adventure. 

The Wonders of Science ; or young Humphry 
Davy (the Cornish Apothecary's Boy, who taught 
himself Natural Philosophy, and eventually be- 
came President of the Royal Society). The Life 
of a Wonderful Boy, written for boys. By 
Henry Mayhew. With Illustrations by John 
Gilbert. Lond., D. Bogue, 1855, fop. 8°., 6/-.— 
2nd ed., 1856, 8°.— 3rd ed., Lond., Kent, 1858, 
8°., pp. xvi and 424, 6/-. 

Goldkorner aus dem literarischen Nachlasse 
eines Christlichen Naturforschers [Sir H. Davy] 
Gesammelt von Dr. W. Biichner. Erlangen, 
1856. Berlag, von J. J. Balm and Ernst Enke, 
16°., pp. iv and 72. 

Fragmentary Remains, Literarj' and Scientific, 
of Sir H. Davy... with a Sketch of his Life and 
Selections from his Correspondence. Ed. by 
his Brother, John Davy. Portrait. Lond., 
Churchill, 1858, 8°., pp. viii and 330, 10/6. 

The School Days of Sir Humphry Davy ; or 
Deeds speak louder than Words. By D. D. 
Lond., Dean, 1862, 12°., 2/6. 

From the Philosophical Magazine for Feb., 
1865. A Letter from J. Davy. . .in continuation 



DAVY. 



Ill 



DAW. 



DAVY, Sib Humphry. {Con.). 

of a former one, and accompanied by documentary 
evidence contributed by Sir Jas. South, F.R.S., 
and Benjamin Gompertz, Esq., F.R.S., in reply 
to a certain charge, made by Charles Babbage, 
Esq., F.E.S., against the late Sir H. Davy, vi^hen 
President of the Eoyal Society, n.p. or d. 
[1865], 8°., pp. 4. 

Note. — The cover reads " Correspondence. Did Sir 
H. Davy promise to nominate Mr. Babbage as the Sec- 
retary of the Eoyal Society, 1826 ? " cf. also London, 
Edinburgh, and Dublin Mag., xxviii, 480 — 84 (1864) ; 
xxix, 77—78, 164—68, 246—47 (1865). 

Humphry Davy. — Eedevoering Gehouden bij 
het bataafsch genootshap van proefondervinde- 
lijke wijsbegeerte te Eotterdam den 9 November, 
1866, door K. M. Giltay. Eotterdam, bij M. 
Wyt and Zonen, 1867, 8°., pp. 24. 

Plate presented to Sir H. Davy by Colliery 
Proprietors. Gent. Mag., Ixxxvi, pt. ii, 282 
(1816). 

On the Poetry of Sir H. Davy, ib., vii, 339- 
53 (1837). 

The Success of Sir H. Davy. Letter signed 
M. ib., X, 150-51 (1838). 

Note. — The greater part of Sir H. Davy's Papers 
having been reprinted in the Collected Edition of his 
Works, 1839 — 40, no list of them is given here. A full 
aeoount of them can be found in the Catalogue of 
Scientific Papers published by the Eoyal Society. 

DAVY, John, M.D., F.E.S. (brother of the pre- 
ceding), b. Penzance, 24th May, 1790. d. 
Lesketh-how, near Ambleside, 24th Jan., 1868. 
cf. Gent. Mag., v, 399 (1868); Diary of H. 0. 
Robinson., iii, 238 ; English Gijclop. 

Tentamen experimentale qusedam de sanguine 
... quod... pro gradu Doctoris, summisque in 
medecina honoribus ac privilegiis rite et legitime 
consequendis, eruditorum examini subjicit Johan- 
nes Davy, Anglo-Cornubiensis...Edinburgi, ex- 
cudebat Eobertus Allan, 1814, 8"., pp. 53. 

Note. — Dedicated to " Onuphrio Davy, equiti 
aurato." 

An Account of the Interior of Ceylon and of 
its Inhabitants, with Travels in that Island. By 
J. Davy, M.D., F.E.S. Lond., Longman, 1821, 
4°., pp. viii and 530, 73/6. 

Memoirs of... Sir H. Davy... Ed. by J. Davy. 
Lond., 1836, 2 vols., 8°. 

Nouveau Manuel de Chimie Agricole traduit 
...de SirH. Davy, avec les Notes de J. Davy... 
Encyclopedie-Boret, 1838. See Davy, Sir H. 

The Collected Works of Sir H. Davy. Ed. 
by J. Davy. Lond., 1839-40, 9 vols., 8". 

Eesearches, Physiological and Anatomical. 
By J. Davy. Lond., Smith and Elder, 1839, 2 
vols., 8"., 30/-. 

Notes and Observations on the Ionian Islands 
and Malta, with some Eemarks on Constanti- 



DAVY, John. (Con.). 

nople and Turkey, and on the System of Quar- 
antine as at present conducted. By J. Davy. 
With Map and lUust. Lond., Smith and Elder, 
1842, 2 vols., 8°., 32/-. 

Lectures on the Study of Chemistry in con- 
nexion with the atmosphere, the earth, and the 
ocean, and Discourses on Agriculture ; with 
Introductions on the present state of the West 
Indies and on the Agricultural Societies of Bar- 
bados. By J. Davy. Lond., Longman, 1849, 
8°., pp. XXV and 291, 5/-. 

Some Account of the last Yellow Fever Epi- 
demic of British Guiana. By Daniel Blair, M.D., 
Surgeon-General of British Guiana. Ed. by J. 
Davy. Lond., Longman, 1850, 8°., pp. xv and 
161. — 3rd ed., with Illustrations and Supple- 
mentary Documents, 1852, 8°., pp. xv and 230. 

The West Indies before and since Slave Eman- 
cipation ; comprising the Windward and Lee- 
ward Islands' Military Command; founded on 
notes... collected during a three years' residence. 
By J. Davy. Lond., W. and F. G. Cash ; Faring- 
don, T. Knapp [printed] ; 1854, 8°., pp. vii, 
viii, and 551, 12/-. 

The Angler and his Friends; or Piscatory 
Colloquies and Fishing Excursions. By J. Davy. 
Lond., Longman, 1855, 8°., pp. viii and 306, 6/-. 

The Angler in the Lake District ; or Piscatory 
Colloquies and Fishing Excursions in Westmore- 
land and Cumberland. By J. Davy. Lond., 
Longman, 1857, 12"., pp. viii and 352, 6/6.- 

Fragmentary Eemains...of Sir H. Davy... Ed. 
by J. Davy. Lond., 1858, 8". 

On some of the more important Diseases of 
the Army, with Contributions to Pathology. 
By J. Davy . . . Inspector-General of Army Hos- 
pitals, H.P. Lond., Williams and Norgate, 1862, 
8°., pp. xii and 438, 15/-. 

Physiological Eesearches. By J. Davy. Lond., 
Williams and Norgate; Hertford, S. Austin 
[printed] ; 1863, 8°., pp. viii and 448, 15/-. 

An Account of some Granite Veins at Porth 
Just, near Cape Cornwall. Trans. B.G.S.C., i, 
20^26 (1818). 

Observations on the temperature of springs, 
wells, and mines, in Cornwall. Brewster's Edin. 
Journ. of Science, iii, 75 (1826). 

Note. — Many of J. Davy's Scientific Papers having 
been reprinted in " Eesearches, Physiological and 
Anatomical, 1839," and " Physiological Eesearches, 
1863," no list of them is given here. A fuU account of 
them can be found in the Catalogue of Scientific Papers 
published by the Eoyal Society. 

DAW, James. 5. Blackwater, in St. Agnes, 
4th July, 1825. 

Whistle for Eailway Signals. By J. Daw, 
Pool. Bep. B.C.P. Soc, 1854, p. 49. 



DAWSON. 



112 



DE DUNSTANVILLE. 



DAWSON, James. Comedian, b. Scarborough, 
16th Oct., 1799. cf. R. Dyer's Nine Years of 
an Actor's lAfe, pp. 25-48. 

The Autobiography of Mr. James Dawson. 
Truro, J. E. Netherton, 1865, 8°., pp. viii and 
171. List of Subscribers. 

DAWSON, Eev. W. a., M.A. 

A Sermon [on Eccles., xi, 7-8] addressed to 
the Miners of Cornwall. Redruth, printed and 
sold by H. Grylls, 1837, 8". 



DAYMAN, Eev. Peter. 
Devon, d. in America. 



b. Pancrasweek, 



Twelve Sermons on Practical Subjects. By 
P. Dayman, Wesleyan Local Preacher, of the 
KiUdiampton Circuit. Stratton, printed and 
Published by J. Roberts, 1843, 8"., pp. 217. 

DEANE, Thomas. 

The Laws and Customs of the Stannaries in 
the Counties of Cornwall and Devon, revised 
and corrected according to the ancient and 
modern practise, etc. By T. Deane, Gent. 1750, 
fol. 



DE BEAUMONT. 
J.B.A.L.L. 



See Elie de Beaumont, 



DEBELL, Eev. Philip. Wesleyan Missionary, 
b. Cornwall, d. St. Christopher, West Indies, 
25th Jan., 1803. cf. Methodist Mag., xxvi, 
493 (1803); xlvi, 140-41 (1823). 

An Elegy written on the Death of Mr. P. 
Debell. Methodist Mag., xxxii, 224 (1809). 

DEBILL, Nicholas, of University Coll., Oxford. 
(son of John Debill). V. of Maker 1602-31, 
afterwards R. of Calstoch. b. Cornwall, 1576. 

Academise Oxoniensis pietas erga...Jacobum, 
Angliae Eegem. 1603,4°. 

Note. — Contains verses by N. DeKU. 

DE COUECY, Admiral Michael {?>rd son of 
John, 25th Lm-d Kinsale). d. Stockton House, 
near Saltash, 22nd Feb., 1824. cf. Gent. Mag., 
xciv, pt. 1, 640-41 (1824). 

DE COUESON, Aurelien. 

Histoire des Peuples Bretons dans le Gaule, 
et dans les lies Britanniques, Langue, Coutumes, 
Moeurs, Institutions, &c., &c., avec un Glossaire 
CornouaiUais, Armorican et Gallois. Paris, 1846, 
2 vols., 80. 

DEEBLE, Joseph Harry {son of Joseph Deeble). 
b. Falmouth, 18th Oct., 1819. 

The Casket ; a Collection of Poems. By J. H. 



DEEBLE, Joseph Habkt. (Con.). 

Deeble. Coleford, Printed by Charles Hall, 
1842, 8°., pp. 102. For private circulation only. 

The Sorceress of Saragossa. By C. Devon- 
shire (1846), q.v. 

Note.— The Prologue written by J. H. Deeble. 

The Jew and the Vintner. A True Story. 
Jnon. Second edition, n.p. [Falmouth], 1853, 
8°., pp. 17, 6d. 

Azora, a Eomaunt of the Moors, Eeuben 
Gray, Spirit Warnings, Ivan and Anna (a Rus- 
sian Tale), A Painter's Adventure, and Miscel- 
laneous Poems. By J. H. Deeble. Falmouth, 
C. S. Dixon, 31, Market Street, 1855, 8"., pp. 
200, 2/6. 

DE DUNSTANVILLE, Francis, Lord [Sir 
Fras. Basset (so7i of Fras. Basset), cr. Baronet 
24th Nov., 1779] ; Baron de Dunstanville, of 
Tehidy, 17th June, 1796; Baron Basset, of 
Stratton, 30th Oct., 1797. b. Walcot, 9th 
Aug., 1757. d. London, 5th Feb., 1835. cf 
Gent. Mag., iii, 655-57 (1835); Annual Biog. 
fw 1836, pp. 35-39. 

Thoughts on Equal Eepresentation. Anon. 
Lond., printed for E. Blamire, 5, Strand; sold 
by B. Law, Ave-Mary-Lane...l783, 8°. 

Observations on the Treaty of Commerce 
between Great Britain and France. Anon. 
Lond., printed for E. Blamire, 1787, 8". 

Thoughts on the Theory and Practice of the 
French Constitution. In 4 Letters. Lond., 
printed for E. Blamire, 1794, 8". 

Note.- — The 4th Letter is signed " An Englishman." 

The Crimes of Democracy. Anon. Lond., 
printed fopE. Faulder, 1798, 8". 

A Speech made at the County Meeting at 
Bodmin, on Monday, 15th May, 1809, against 
certain resolutions proposed there. Anon. Lond., 
printed for J. Faulder, New Bond Street, 1809, 
8°. 

Note. — "Political Tracts." A Volume so labelled is in 
the Library of the Royal Instit. of Cornwall, with the fol- 
lowing inscription on the fly leaf : " My own Pamphlets, 
De Dunstanville, the Gift of the Author to his Dearest 
Friend, Miss Lemon, 1824." It contains all the above 
Pamphlets. 

Eemarks on a Pamphlet entitled " A Speech 
made at the County Meeting, at Bodmin..." 
Am)n. 1809,8°. ,S'e« Budd, E. 

Eichard Carew's Survey of Cornwall ... By 
Lord de Dunstanville. 1811, 4°. See Carew, 
Eich. 

Experiments in Agriculture. By Sir F. Basset. 
Arthur Young's Annals of Agriculture, xxii, 145- 
62 (1794). 

Eeply to a Circular Letter of A. Young's, ih., 
xxiv, 234-6 (1795). 



DE DUNSTANVILLE. 



118 



DE LA BECHE. 



DE DUNSTANVILLB, Francis, Loed. {Con.). 
A Fat Ox. By Lord De Dunstanville. i 



, xxxiv, 263-5, 267-68 



xxxiii, 636-7 (1799). 

Crops and Prices. 
(1800). 

Letter to Lord De Dunstanville. By Wrey 
I'Ans. Dated Whitstone House, Mar. 31, 1800. 
[Relative to the Culture of Potatoes! ib., xxxv 
113-19 (1800). 

Crops in Cornwall, ib., xxxvi, 106-9 (1801). 

Mildew, ib., xliii, 471-2 (1805). 

Letter to the Rev. Canon Rogers, on the Ap- 
propriation of the Dunstanville Fund. By Sir 
C. Lemon. 1838, 8". 

History of the Manor... of Castle Combe, in 
"Wilts... with Memoirs of the Families of Dun- 
stanville, Badlesmere, etc. By George Poulett 
Scrope, M.P. Printed for private circulation. 
[Lond., J. B. Nichols and Sons], 1852, 4°., pp. 
X and 403. 

G-recian Prospects. A Poem, in Two Cantos. 
By Rev. R. Polwhele. Helston, 1799, 4". 
Note. — ^Dedicated to Lord De Dunstanville. 

Sonnet written 25th Aug., 1825, to Lord De 
Dunstanville, on his return to his native country. 
By Rev. R. Polwhele. Gent. Mag., xcvi, pt. 1, 
552 (1826). 

Letter from Sir G. Rodney to Lord De Dun- 
stanville. cf. Life and Corresp. of Lord Rodney, 
ii, 312, 335-37. 

DE FOE, Daniel {son of James Foe), b. Lon- 
don, 1663. d. London, 24th April, 1731. 

The Storm ; or a collection of the most re- 
markable casualties and disasters which hap- 
pened in the late dreadful tempest, both by sea 
and land. Atwu. Lond., printed for G. Saw- 
hridge, in Little Britain; and sold by J. Nutt, 
near Stationers'-Hall ; 1704, 8°., pp. 272, and 
Preface 1 sheet not paged. 

Note. — Letter signed W. T., and dated " From St. 
Keyearn Parish, in ComwaU, May 26, 1704," pp. 148 — 
50 ; Letter signed " E. P., May 28, 1704," containing an 
account of a ship laden with tin, whereof Anthony 
, Jenkins, of Falmouth, was commander, which was blown 
from her anchorage at Helford to the Isle of Wight in 
8 hours, pp. 196—9; cf. also pp. 66, 209, 213, 223. 

The Dumb-Philosopher, or Great Britain's 
Wonder ; containing : I. A faithful and very 
surprizing account how Dickory Cronke, a Tin- 
ner's son, in the County of Cornwal, was born 
dumb, and continued so for 58 years ; and how, 
some days before he died, he came to his speech : 
with memoir of his life and the manner of his 
death. II. A declaration of his faith and prin- 
ciples... III. His prophetical observations ... To 
which is added his Elegy, written by a young 
Cornish gentleman, of Exeter Coll., in Oxford 



DE FOE, Daniel. (Con.). 

...Lond., printed for Tho. Bickerton, at the 
Crown, in Pater-Noster-Row, 1719, sm. 4»., pp. 
64, 1/-.— 2nd ed., Lond., Bickerton, 1720, 4"., 
1/-.— Reprinted in "Smeeton's Hist. & Biog. 
Tracts," (1820), ii, 23. 

Note. — A fictitious narrative, supposed to be by 
D. De Foe. 

A Tour thro' the whole Island of Great 
Britain, divided into Circuits or Journeys. 
Giving a particular and entertaining account of 
whatever is curious and worth observation... By 
a Gentleman [i.e., D. Defoe]. Third Edition, 
with very great additions... to the year 1742. 
Lond., printed for J. Osborn, &c., 1742, 4 vols., 
8". 

Note. — The account of Cornwall contained in I, 
337-56; II, 1—8. 

A Tour thro' the whole Island of Great 
Britain. . . 7th Edition. Lond., printed for J. and 
F. Rivington, &c., 1769, 4 vols., 8". 

Note. — In this edition the account of Cornwall is 
comprised in I, 387 — 415 ; II, 1 — 8. 

DEGENHARDT, B. Charles. 

On the Geological Formation of the Gold 
Regions of the Eastern Coast of Virginia. Re;p. 
R.C.P. Sac, 1838, pp. 162-63. 

DE LA BECHE, Sir Henry Thomas, F.R.S. 
6. London, 1796. d. London, 13th April, 1855. 

Report on the Geology of Cornwall, Devon, 
and West Somerset, by H. T. De la Beche, 
Director of the Ordnance Geological Survey. 
Map, woodcuts, and 12 plates. Lond., Longman, 
1839, 8"., pp. 648, 14/-. 

Researches in Theoretical Geology. By H. T. 
De la Beche. Lond., C. Knight, 22, Ludgate 
Street, 1834, 8°., pp. xvi and 408. 

How to observe Geology. By H. T. De la 
Beche. Lond., C. Knight, 1835, 12°., pp. viii 
and 312. 

Inaugural Discourse at the Opening of the 
Government School of Mines, 6th November, 
1851. By Sir H. T. De la Beche. Lond., 
printed by Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1851, 8°., 
pp. 24. 

Mining, Quarrying, and Metallurgical Pro- 
cesses and Products. By Sir H. T. De la Beche. 
In " Lectures on the Results of the Great Exhi- 
bition of 1851, delivered before the Society of 
Arts." (Lond., Bogue, 1852, 8".), pp. 37-73. 

Note. — The above four works contain references to 
the Geology of Cornwall. 

Notice of Fossils from the schistose rocks of 
North Cornwall. Pm. Geol. Soc, ii, 225-26 
(1835). 

On the Influence of Atmospheric Pressure on 



DE LA BECHE. 



lU 



DEERICE. 



DE LA BECHE, Sin Henby Thomas. {Con.). 

the Tidal Waters of Cornwall and Devon. Edinh. 
New Philos. Journ., xxvi, 415-19 (1839). 

On tlie Connexion between Geology and Ag- 
riculture in Cornwall, Devon, and West Somerset. 
Agric. Soc. Journ., iii, 21-35 (1842). 

On Estuaries and their Tides. Philos. Mag., 
xxiv, 485-91 (1844) ; Trans. B.G.S.O., vi, 211-18 
(1846). 

On the Formation of the Eocks of South 
Wales and South- Western England. Mem. of 
Geol. Survey of Great Britain, i, 1-296 (1846). 

DELANY, Mary (dau. of Bernard Grannlle). 
b. Coulton, Wiltshire, 14th May, 1700. m. 
firstly Alex. Pendarves, of Eoscrow (who d. 
1724); m. secondly Eev. Patrick Delany,D.D. 
(who d. 1768). d. Windsor, 15th April, 1788. 

The Autobiography and Correspondence of 
Mary Granville (Mrs. Delany), with interesting 
Eeminiscences of King George the Third and 
Queen Charlotte. Ed. by the Et. Hon. Lady 
Elanover. Lond., E. Bentley, 1861, 3 vols., 
8°.— Second Series, 1862, 3 vols., 8"., 50/-. 

Note. — The account of Mrs. Delany whilst she was 
mfe of Mr. Pendarves, is contained in 1 S., i, 22—109. 

DE LECLUSE, Charles. 

Letter from Guzman de Silva, the Spanish 
Ajnbassador, to Sir W. Cecil, dated London, 
l7th August, 1564, for one C. de Lecluse, mer- 
chant, who complained that he had suffered 
injury from a Magistrate, at St. Ives, Cornwall. 
(Latin). MSS. Camb. Univ. Lib., Mm. iii, 8, 
art. 54, fol. 116. 

DELTA, pseud., i.e., Boase, W. M. 

DE LUC, Jean Andre, the elder, r.E.S. 
b. Geneva, 8th Feb., 1727. d. Windsor, 8th 
Nov., 1817. 

Geological Travels. By J. A. De Luc. Trans- 
lated from the French. Lond., 1810, 11, 13, 
5 vols., 8". 

Note.— In vol. iii, Cornwall and Devonshire, pp. 
229. 

An Elementary Treatise on Geology ... By 
J. A. De Luc. Translated from the French 
MSS., by the Eev. H. De la Fite. Lond., 
Eivington, 1809, 8°., pp. xxvii and 415. 

On a Phenomenon of St. Michael's Mount, 
in Cornwall. lilloch, Philos. Mag., xlii, 429-39 
(1813). 

DENDY, Walter Cooper, M.E.C.S. 

The Beautiful Islets of Britaine. By W. C. 
Dendy. Lond., Longman, 1857, 8"., pp. xii 
and 151. 



DENDY, Walter Coopeb. (Con.). 

The Beautiful Islets of Britaine. By W. C. 
Dendy. Described and illustrated from sketches 
on the spot, by the Author. Ee-issue, with ad- 
ditions. Lond., Bickers, 1860, post 8°., pp. 
151, 3/6. 

Note. — Account of Soilly, with map and 8 wood- 
cuts, pp. 37 — 66, in both editions. 

DENNEES, Mr. b. 1728. d. Frogwell, near 
Callington, 4th Oct., 1802. 

The Grace of God manifested in the conversion 
and happy death of Mr. Denners. By J. Kingston. 
Methodist Mag., xxix, 77-81 (1806). 

DENNIS, Alexander, b. Sawah, St. Levan, 
1739. d. Madron, 6th July, 1823. 

Journal of a Tour through great part of 
England and Scotland, in the year 1810, per- 
formed by A. Dennis, of Trembath. Penzance, 
T. Vigurs, 1816, 12"., pp. 163. 



DENNIS, Thomasine {da.u. of th 

b. Sawah, 29th Sept., 1771. d. Sawah, SOtli 

Aug., 1809. cf. D. Gilberts Cornwall, iii, 33. 

Sophia St. Clare. A Novel. In two volumes. 

Anon. Lond., printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's 

Churchyard, 1806, 2 vols., 12°. Cornwall County 



Lib. 
Poems, 



MSS. 



DENZELL, John (son of John Denzell, of St. 
Maiogan). Created Serjeant-at-Law, 23 Hen. 
VIII. d. 3rd Jan., 1535. bwr. St. Giles' m 
the Fields, London. cf. Dugdale's Origines 
Judiciales (3rd ed.), pt. i, 251, pt. ii, 83. 

Nine Eeadings of J. Denishill, Serjeant-at-Law, 
upon the Statute 4 Hen. VII, beginning with 
the second reading. MSS. Camb. Univ. Lib., Eh. 
ii, 1, art. 1, if. 28-45. 

Note. — A French version of the above is stated in 
Bishop Tanner's " Bibliotheca Britannioo-Hibernica," to 
have been amongst the MSS. of Sir William Glyrm, 
Bart., 1672. 

DEEEICK, Francis. 

The Kiddle-a-wink, or Ghostly Stories on the 
Western Coast ; comprising Gualmara, or the 
House of Bitterness ; A Tale of Love ; A Life 
Lost; in Beeton's Christmas Annual (186i), vv- 
1-59. 

Mildred's Wedding. A Family History. 
By F. Derrick, Author of the " Kiddle-a-wink." 
Lond., F. Warne and Co., 1865, 3 vols., 8°.— 
Lond., Ward, Lock, and Tyler, n.d. [1869], 8°., 
pp. viii and 336 (Library of Popular Authors). 

Note.— Eeprinted from Englishwoman's Domestic 
Mag., ix, 1, etc. (1864). 



DEEEICK. 



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DILLWTN. 



DEEEIOK, Pkanois. (Con.). 

Olive Varcoe. A Novel. By F. Derrick. 
Lond., Saunders, Otley, & Co., 1868, 3 vols., 8" ', 
31/6. 

Simple as a Dove. A Novel. By the Author 
of " Olive Varcoe." Lond., Tinsley Bros., 1869 
3 vols., 8"., 31/6. 

Beneath the Wheels. A Eomance. By the 
Author of " Olive Varcoe." Lond., Tinsley 
Bros., 1870, 3 vols., 8°., 31/6. 

Patience Caerhydon. A Story. By the Author 
of "Beneath the Wheels." Lond., Tinsley 
Bros., 1870, 3 vols., 8»., 31/6. 

Note. — Eeprinted from the Englishwoman's Do- 
mestic Mag., vol. iv, t, vi, vii (1868), where it is called 
" The Journal of Miss Patience Caerhydon, of Gualmara." 
The work is " Dedicated to my own people, the dear, 
kindly, ancient Cornish race, whose memory, like a 
'lengthening chain,' has followed me to many lands, 
but among whom I am now a stranger." 

My Love Amy. A Cornish Tale. Belgravia, 
"1,299-322(1867). 

An Episode in the Life of Miss Tabitha Tre- 
noodle. ib., ii, 305-18. 

Another Episode in the Life of Miss Tabitha 
Trenoodle. ib., v, 489-98 (1868). 

A Sealed Heart. [A Valentine Story]. Bow 
Bells (Extra Valentine Number, 12th Feb., 
1868), pp. 2-4. 

DES MAISEAUX, Pierre. I. Auvergne, 1666. 
d. London, June, 1745. 

The Survey of Cornwall ... By R. Carew. With 
the Life of the Author, byH**** c*****. 
\pseud., i.e., P. Des Maiseaux], 1723. See 
Carew, E. 

DEVILLE, Louis. 

Excursions dans le Cornouailles et le Devon- 
shire. Par L. Deville. Paris, E. Dentu, Editeurr 
Libraire de la Societ6 des Gens de Lettres, 
Palais Royal, 1863, sm. 8°., pp. 180. 

DEVONSHIRE, Charles (sm of John Devon- 
shire), b. Falmouth, 10th Dec, 1783. d. 
Indiana, U.S. America, 15th Oct., 1851. 
Kenilworth, a Tragedy, in five acts. This 
play is founded on Sir W. Scott's celebrated 
romance of Kenilworth, and adapted to theatrical 
representation . . . Entered at Stationers' Hall. 
Falmouth, printed and published by James 
Philp; and sold in London by Simpkin and 
Marshall; 1830, 8"., 1/-. 

Clara, or the Marriage Feast. A Tragic 
Drama, in five acts. By a Mechanic [i.e., C. 
Devonshire]. Falmouth, printed and published 
by J. W. Dixon, near the Church, 1836, 8°., 2/-. 
The Sorceress of Saragossa. A Play, in five 
acts. By C. Devonshire, Author of Kenilworth, 



DEVONSHIEE, Chaeies. {Con.). 

etc. Falmouth, printed by Fred. H. Earle, 
Arwenack Street, 1846, 8°., pp. iv and 78. 

Eugene Aram. A Drama, in three acts. Not 
Printed. 

The Love Chase, or the Magic Phials. A 
Farce. Not Printed. 

Note. — The above pieces were all produced at 
Falmouth. 

DEVONSHIRE, Rear-Admiral Sir John- 
Ferris, K.C.H. [son of Thomas Devonshire), 
b. Truro, 1775. d. Stonehouse, 19th Feb., 
1839. cf Gent. Mag., :s.i,Q58 (1839); 0' Byrne's 
Naval Biog. Did. 

Letter to Capt. Devonshire. Letters and 
Despatches of Lord Nelson, iv, 382. 

DEVONSHIRE, Admiral Richard (son of 
Thomas Devonshire), b. Truro, 25th June, 
1784. d. Plymouth, 19th March, 1860. cf 
Gent Mag., viii, 527 (1860); Byrnes Naval 
Biog. Diet. 

DIBDIN, Charles. 6. Southampton, 1745. 
d. London, 25th July, 1814. 

Observations on a Tour through almost the 
whole of England and" a considerable part of 
Scotland, in a series of letters, addressed to a 
large number of intelligent and respectable 
Friends. By Mr. Dibdin. Lond., G. Goulding, 
n.d. [1801], 2 vols., 4°. 

Note. — Contains an account of Cornwall with 4 
views, I, 127 — 76, in letters addressed to Eev. Mr. Pen- 
neck and Col. Gr. C. George. 

DICKEN, Capt. Henry Perry, R.N. h. 

Witheridge, Devon, 2nd Aug., I'r95. 

Remarks on a heavy gale of wind experienced 
in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in Sept., 1839, on board 
H.M. Brig " Reindeer." Bep. B. G.P. Soc., 1842, 
pt. ii, pp. 72-73. 

DICKINSON, Rev. Thomas Gustavus. 

The Church of England the pillar and stay 
of the truth. A Sermon preached on the 
opening of the Godolphin District Church, in 
the parish of St. Breage, on Thursday, July 11, 
1850, by the Rev. T. G. Dickinson, Curate of 
St. Breage. Helston, J. C. Carlyon, 1850, 12°., 
pp. 23, 6d. 

DILLWYN, Lewis Weston, r.R.S. & L.S. 

(son of Will. Dillwyn). b. Ipswich, 1779. d. 

Sketty Hall, near Swansea, 31st Aug., 1855. 

The Botanist's Guide through England and 
Wales. By Dawson Turner, F.R.S., A.S., and 
L.S., and L. W. Dillwyn. Lond., printed and 



DILLWYN. 



116 



DODDRIDGE. 



DILLWYN, Lewis Weston. (Con.). 

sold by Phillips and Fardon, George Yard, 
Lombard Street, 1805, 2 vols, 8°., 14/-. Boy. 
Soc. Lib. 

Note. — Contaias list of plants in Cornwall, i, 124 
—42. 

DINGLE, Eev. John. F. of Cubert, 16— to 
1672. c/. Walker's Sufferings of the Clergy, 
pt. ii, 136. 

DINHAM FAMILY. 

Pedigree of tbe Family of Dinham. By 
Thomas Knyvet. 1640. Earl. MSS., 154, art. 
17. 

Pedigree of the Family of Dinham. By E. 
Broke, ib., 807, art. 103. 

Descent of Dinham, &c. ib., 1074, art. 65; 
1393, art. 72. 

DINHAM, Chaeles (son of John, Lord Dinham). 
d. ante 1496. cf. Ninth Bep. Dep. Keeper of 
Records, p. 92. 

Grant to 0. Dinham of the ward and marriage 
of Johanna Durnford, with a pardon of £160 
a year, which he paid for the same. Earl. MSS., 
433, art. 1304. 

Order to C. Dinham^ to seize the lands of 
John Halwelle. ib., 433, art. 1707. 

DINHAM, John. cr. Baron Dinham, of Car- 
dinham, 28th Feb., 1466. b. 1430. d. ante 
26th Jan., 1496. 

J. Dinham appointed Senechal of the Duchy 
of Cornwall. Earl. MSS., 433, art. 26 [Grants, 
&c., from the Crown during the Beign of Edw. V, 
Camden Soc., 1854, p. 24]. 

J. Lord Dinham, one of the Assessors of the 
County of Cornwall, ib., 433, art. 144. 

J. Lord Dinham appointed Chief Steward 
to the Duchy of Cornwall, ib., 433, art. 401. 

DINHAM, Lady Jean (daughter of Sir Rich. 
Arches and wife of the preceding). 

The Lady Dinham hath four tuns of wine 
yearly. Earl. MSS., 433, art. 1123. 

The Will of Lady Dinham. 26th Jan., 1496. 
Test. Fetust., i, 379, 431, ii, 496. 

DIODOEUS SICULTJS. b. Agyrium, in Sicily. 
He wrote after B.C. 8. 

Diodori Siculi Bibliotheca Historica. Ex 
recognitione Immanuelis Bekkeri. Lipsiee, 
Sumptibus et Typis B. G. Teubneri. 1853-4, 
4 vols., 8°. 

Note.— Description of the Tin Workers near Be- 
lerimn [i.e., the Land's End] and the Island Ictis, 
Book T, chap. 21 and 22 ; The Cassiterides, Book v, 
chap. 38. 



DIX, Eev. Edward, M.A. (only son of Capt. 
Edw. Dix, B.N.). R. of Truro 1833-9; F. of 
Newlyn [Eas^ 1839-56. h. 1804. d. Newlyn, 
22nd Jan., 1856. 

A Sermon preached in St. Mary's Church, 
Truro, on Thursday, August 25, 1836, at the 
Triennial Visitation of the Eight Eeverend the 
Lord Bishop of Exeter, by the Eev. E. Dix. 
Truro, 1836, 8°., pp. 19. 

DIX, Thomas. Master of North Walsham 
Academy. 

A New Map of the County of Cornwall, 
divided into hundreds. By T. Dix. With 
Engraving of the Cheesewring. Lond., W. 
Darton, 58, Holborn Hill, 1st Jan., 1821. 
Size, 17 in. by 13| in. 

DOBBS, H., Helston. 

Improved Eepeating Time-Piece. Rep. R.C.P, 
Soc, 1835, p. 120. 

DOCTON, Thomas (son of Francis Docton). b. 
Trevone, Padstow, 1st Sept., 1774. d. Little 
Petherick, 1st March, 1863. 

The Orphan's Prayer. Verses. Cornish Mag., 
iii, 67 (1828). 

DODD, Samuel (son of John Thomas Dodd). 
b. London, 20th June, 1802. 



Inscribed Slab near Penzance. 
Journ., xxi, 100 (1864). 



Archceol, 



DODDEIDGE, Sir John. 6. Barnstaple, 1555. 
d. near Egham, 13th Sept., 1628. 

The History of the Ancient and Moderne 
Estate of the Principality of Wales, Dutchy of 
Cornewall, and Earldome of Chester, collected 
out of the Eecords of the Tower of London and 
divers Ancient Authors. By Sir John Dod- 
ridge, Knight, late one of His Majestie's Judges 
in the King's Bench, and by himself dedicated 
to King James, of ever blessed memory. Lond., 
printed by Tho. Harper, for Godfrey Edmondson 
and Thomas Alcherne, 1630, 4°., pp. 142. 

An Historical Account of the Ancient and 
Modern State of the- Principality of Wales, 
Dutchy of Cornwall, and Earldom of Chester, 
collected out of the Eecords of the Tower of 
London and divers Ancient Authors. By Sir 
J. Doddridge, Knight. The Second Edition. 
To which is added His Eoyal Highness the 
Prince of Wales' Patent, both in Latin and 
English; also an account of his Dignities, Privil- 
eges, Arms, Eank, and Titles, and of his Sons 
and Daughters. Lond., printed for J. Eoberts, 



DODDEIDGE. 



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DOWNING. 



DODDEIDGE, Sir John. {Con.). 

in Warwick Lane, 1714, 8°., pp. 147. Price 
Two Shillings, sticht. 

Note.— c/. MSS. Ex. Coll. Lib., No. clxxi; Harl. 
MSS., 305, art. 12, pp. 99—150 ; 2159, art. 1—3 ; Lansd. 
MSS., 806, art. 4, fol. 67—195 ; Cottonian MSS., Vitel- 
lius, C. X, art. 29, fol. 220—50; Br. Museum Addit. MSS., 
14,289; MSS. Cavib. Univ. Lib., Mm. iv, 8, 50 leaves; 
Hargrave MSS., Br. Museum, 489, art. 11 ; Cat. Roy. 
Insiit. Lib., p. 368. cf. also "The Present State of 
the Dutohy of Cornwall, Nov., 1714," Br. Museum Addit. 
MSS., 11, 827, fol. ; 3,081 and 3,479, art. 1. 

The Report of Sir J. Doddridge, 28th May, 
1628, in the Cause of Buller v. Trelawny and 
others, in the Stannary Court. MSS. Trelawne. 

DODDEIDGE, Rev. Philip, D.D. h. London, 
26th June, 1702. d. Lisbon, 26th Oct., 1751. 

The Correspondence and Diary of Dr. P. 
Doddridge. By J. D. Humphreys. Lond., 
1829-31, 5 vols., &°. 

Note. — Contains Letters from Dr. W. Oliver, q.v. ; 
and an account of Dr. Doddridge's visit to Falmouth, 
27th Sept., 1751, v, 232—83. 

DCERING", Frederick Bernard, h. Batavia, 

Island of Java. 

Doering's Rock Boring Engine. Sep. R.C.P. 
Soc., 1867, p. 58 ; 1868, p. 26. 

DOIDGE, John Sweet (eldest son of J. S. Doidge, 
of Plymouth), b. Newton Abbot, Devonshire, 
14th Oct., 1827. Came to Redruth, Jan., 
1854. 

West Cornwall Almanack and Advertiser ; con- 
taining local and general information. Redruth, 
printed and published by J. S. Doidge. 1866, 
8"., and since continued annually. 

A Directory of Redruth and its neighbour- 
hood : being an alphabetical list of the names, 
residences, and trades of persons, residing in the 
four parishes of Redruth, Illogan, Gwennap, 
and Stithians ; with a brief history of Redruth, 
Cam Brea, and Gwennap Pit, and a list of the 
mines and their managers. Redruth, printed 
and published by J. S. Doidge, 1866, cr. 8°., 
pp. xxiii and 352. 

Note.— Preface and Index, pp. 1— viii ; Introductory 
History of Eedruth, by Miss G. Angove and Mr. James 
Johns, pp. ix— xxiii ; Eedruth Directory, wholly com- 
piled from personal survey of house to house visitation 
by the Publisher, pp. 180 ; Illogan Directory, pp. 80 ; 
Gwennap Directory, pp. 32 ; Stithians Directory, pp. 20 ; 
Advertisements, pp. 40. 

The Wreck of the Ship General Grant, with 
loss of 68 lives, on her voyage from Austraha 
to London. [Containing the account of the 
drowning of a Eedruth family in the ill-fated 
vessel, unheard of for nearly 18 months]. Red- 
ruth, printed and published by J. S. Doidge, 
fop. 8"., pp. 20. 



DOIDGE, John Sweet. (Con.). 

The Sunday School Reciter ; including Orig- 
inal Dialogues and Selections in Verse. First 
Series. Redruth, J. S. Doidge ; Lond., H. J. 
Tresidder; n.d. [186-], 8°., pp. 36, 2d. 

Note. — Contains " A Dialogue on King Eehoboam, 
or the danger of following bad advisers." By J. S. 
Doidge. pp. 5 — 13. 

DOLLY PENTREATH. See Pentreath, D. 

DONNALL, Robert Sawle. b. Exeter. Resi- 
dent at Falmouth since 1814. 

The Trial of R S. Donnall, Surgeon and 
Apothecary, late of Falmouth, in the County 
of Cornwall, for the wilful murder, by poison, 
of Mrs. Elizabeth Downing, Widow, his Mother- 
in-law, at the Assize at Launceston, Monday, 
March 31, 1817. ... Taken in Shorthand, by 
Alexander Frazer. Falmouth, printed by and 
for James Lake, 1817, 8"., pp. xiv and 179. 

DOOGOOD, Henry John. b. Bristol, 18th 
Nov., 1813. d. Highgate, 5th Dec, 1869. 
Many years resident in Cornwall. 
The Coming Day and other Poems. By H. J. 

Doogood. 2nded., Lond., Cassell, 1863, 8"., 3/6. 
Note. — Contains a tribute to the memory of J. 

Lander. 

DOTING, or DOTYN, Rev. John. B. of 

Whitstone. d. Kingston, Somerset, 7th Nov., 
1561. cf Bliss' Wood [Fasti), ii, 98, 157; 
Wood's Hist, of the Colleges, &c., of Oxford 
(1786), i, 114. 

DOWNING, Rev. George. Wesleyan Free 

Church Minister, b. St. Day. 

God's Mark ; or holy lamentation for prevail- 
ing abominations. A Sermon preached at the 
Anniversary of the Trewellard branch of the St. 
Ives Teetotal Wesleyan Society, by G. Down- 
ing, T.T. Wesleyan Minister. St. Ives, 1849, 
8°.', pp. 15. 

DOWNING, George William {son of a Purser 
in the Navy). Admitted a Vintner by servi- 
tude, 5th Feb., 1800. b. Plymouth [1), circa 
1778. d. on a voyage to the Cape of Good 
Hope, circa 1820. 

The Great Hewas Mine ; or the humours of 
Cornwall. A Comedy, adapted for the Theatre 
Royal, Covent Garden. By G. W. Downmg, 
late of Tower Street... Lond., published for the 
Author, by C. Chappie, Pall Mall.. n.d., 8«., pp. 
i-vii, i-x, and 9-115, 5/-. , , -, . „ 

An Address to the Independent Livery ot 
London, on the advantage to be derived from a 
Radical Reform in the Commons House of Par- 



DOWNING. 



118 



DRAYTON. 



DOWNING, Geoeqe William. [Con.]. 

liament, endeavouring to point out an effectual 
method by which the flagrant abuses actually- 
existing may be remedied... By G. W. Downing, 
late of Tower-street, a Free Vintner by servitude. 
3rd ed., Lond., published for the Author, by 
C. Chappie, PaU Mall. ..n.d., 8°., pp. viii and 
83, 5/-. 

Note. — Contains references to the law proceedings 
respecting Crinnis Mines. 

DOWNING, James. 6. Truro, 14th April, 
1781. d. Truro, 1859. 

A Poem on the Death of our late beloved 
Monarch, King George the Third, who was born 
the 4th day of June, 1738... By J. Downing, 
who lost his sight in Egypt, in the year 1801, 
being then a soldier in His Majesty's 20th Eegt. 
of Foot. Bedford, printed by J. Wehh... n.d. 
[5th Feb., 1820], 8°., pp. 8, 2d. 

A Narrative of the Life of J. Downing (a 
blind man), late a private in His Majesty's 20th 
Eegt. of Foot ; containing historical, naval, 
military, moral, religious, and entertaining re- 
flections. 3rd ed., Bedford [printed by W. 
White, High Street] ; sold by the Author, All 
Hallows Lane; 1840, 12"., pp. viii and 96. 

An Autobiography of James Downing (a 
blind man), late a soldier in Her Majesty's 20th 
Eegiment of Foot, to which several additional 
pieces are added. Written in easy verse, and 
published by request. 6th ed., Truro, printed 
and published for the Author, by J. E. Endean, 
Boscawen Street, 1854, 8°., 1/-. 

DOWNING, Me., of St. Ives. See Bale, John, 
Bp. of Ossory. 

DOWEICHE, Ann (dau. of Sir Bich. Edgcumle 
and wife of Bev. Hugh Dowriche). cf. Farr's 
Select Poetry, pt. ii, 359-60. 

The French Historic. That is a Lamentable 
Discourse of three of the chiefe and most famous 
bloodie broiles that have happened in France, 
for the GospeU of Jesus Christ, namelie : 1. — 
The Outrage, called the winning of S. James 
his Street, 1557. 2. — The Constant Martirdome 
of Annas Burgseus, one of the K. Councell, 
1559. 3. — The Bloodie Marriage of Margaret, 
Sister to Charles the 9, Anno 1572. Pub- 
lished by A. D[owriche] ; Imprinted at London, 
by Thomas Orwin for Thomas Man; 1589, 4°., 
42 leaves. 

Note. — At the back of the title are the arms of the 
Edgoumbe family, after which follows a dedication "To 
the right worshipfuU her loving bro. Master Pearse 
Edgecumbe." Between the dedication and the prose 
address to the reader is an acrostic to her brother. 

A Frencheman's Songe, made upon y= death [of] 



DOWEICHE, Ann. (Con.). 

j° French King, who was murdered in his owne 
Court, by a traiterouse Fryer of St. Jacob's 
order, 1st Aug., 1589. Licensed to Edw. AUde 
in 1589. 

Note. — This entry is copied from Carew Hazlitt's 
" Handbook to Early English Lit.," where it is suggested 
that the Song was written by A. Dowriche. 

DOWEICHE, Dr. Walter (elder hro. of Beii. 
Hugh Dowriche). 

Mr. Serjeant Glanvyle to Mr. Hicks ; to pro- 
cure for his brother-in-law. Dr. Dunriche, the 
Escheatorship of Devonshire and Cornwall. Oct 
24, 1594. 

DEAKE, George. 

An Act for confirming the agreement between 
G. Drake, Esquire, and others, and Samuel 
Parker, for granting leases of mines, etc., in the 
county of Cornwall. 1822, fol. 

DEAKE, Henry Holman, LL.D. (son of John 
Pode Drake), h. Halifax, Nova Scotia, 2nd 
March, 1820. 

Pedigree illustrating the descent of the eldest 
house of Carew... from Edw. I. Parochial Hist, 
of Cornwall (1867), i, 72. 

Genealogies from the above, traced back to the 
Conquest, n.d. [Nov., 1869], s. sh., fol. Privately 
printed. 

Note. — Other sheets (now, 1870) are in preparation. 

Pedigree of Petit and Tresahar, with letter- 
press explanation. Parochial Hist, of Cornwall, 
iv, 77. 

DEAKE, Eev. William Hinton, B.A. F. of 

Halsetown, St. Ives, 1846. 

Sermons and Literary Eemains of Eev. E. 
G. Dangerfield. [1859], q.v. 

The Christian Ministry. A Sermon preached 
in St. Mary's Church, Penzance, on Wednesday, 
June 16th, 1852, at the Visitation of the Vener- 
able the Archdeacon of Cornwall, by W. H. 
Drake, Perpetual Curate of the Ecclesiastical 
District in the parish of St. Ives. Lond.,- J. H. 
Parker; Penzance, F. T. Vibert [printed] ; Truro, 
J. E. Netherton; 1852, 8°., pp. 20. 

DEAYTON, Michael, b. Hartshill, Warwick- 
shire, 1563. d. London, 1631. 

Connan, Prince of Cornwall. A Play. By 
M. Drayton and Thomas Decker. Written in 
1598. Not now known. 

A Chorographicall description of all the Tracts, 
Eivers...and other parts of this Eenowned Isle 
of Great Britain... Divided into Two Books... 
Digested into a Poem, by Michael Drayton, 



DEATTON. 



119 



DREW. 



DEAYTON, Michael. {Con.). 

Esquire. Lond., printed for John Marriott, 
John Grismand, and Thomas Dewe, 1622, fol. 

Note. — The Cornish portion (oomprised in pp. 1 — 
6) is reprinted in the App. to X>. Gilbert's Cornwall, iv, 
293—311. 

DREW, Lieut. Edward, E.]Sr. (son of Bohert 
Drew), b. Forleigh, near St. Columb, 7th 
Dec, 1792. d. Bidna House, near Bideford, 
17th March, 1870. cf. O'Byrne's Naval Biog. 
Did. 

DEEW, Jacob Halls, formerly Publisher at 
St. Austell, then at Bodmin, now resident at 
Bath. 5. St. Austell, 13th Jan., 1793. 
Note. — See the first three entries under Drew, S. 

DREW, Joseph, M.B., M.R.C.S. {son of Jos. 
Drew and grandson of S. Drew), b. St. Austell, 
10th Nov., 1826. 

Case of Death from Wound of the Heart. 
Lancet, ii, 691-92 (1849). 

Report of an example of the passing of living 
larvae from the uretha of a man aged 22. ib., i, 
83-84 (1850). 

A report of two cases of sloughing phagedsena. 
ib., i, 206-208. 

Dislocation without Fracture of the last 
Cervical Vertebra, ib., i, 599. 

DREW, Samuel, M. A. (2nd son of Joseph Drew), 
b. St. Austell, 3rd March, 1765. d. Helston, 
29th March, 1833. cf. Polwhele's Sketches, i, 
96; Biog. Univer. Supp. Paris, 1837; Bose; 
Gent. Mag., ciii, pt. i, pp. 469-72, 512 (1833) ; 
Annual Biog. for 1834, pp. 80-92; Sketch of 
S. Drew, by Bev. S. Dunn, The Methodist, New 
York, 24th Nov., 1866; Crispin Anecdotes 
(Sheffield, 1827, 12°.), pp. 76-77; Lives of the 
Illustrious, by J. P. Edwards (" S. Drew," ex- 
tracted from Sartain's American Mag.), ii, 43- 
54 (1852) ; S. Smiles' Self Help (1866), 81, 
110-15, 292, 320, 372. 

The Life, Character, and Literary Labours of 
Samuel Drew, A.M. By his eldest son [J. H. 
Drew]. Portrait and Fac-simile of writing. 
Lend., Longman; J. H. Drew, Printer, St. 
Austell; 1834, 8"., pp. xii and 530, 10/6, List 
of Subscribers. — 2nd ed., Lond., Fisher, 1835, 
8°., pp. 543, 10/6. 

The Remains, Religious and Literary, of 
Samuel Drew, M.A.; comprising Sermons, Con- 
troversial Pieces, Essays, and Letters. Ed. by 
His eldest son [J. H. Drew]. Lond., Fisher and 
Jackson; St. AusteU, J. H. Drew; 1836, 8°., 
pp. 547, 10/6. 

Samuel Drew, M.A., the Self-taught Cornish- 
man. A Life Lesson. By his eldest son [J. H. 



DEEW, Samuel. {Con.). 

Drew]. Lond., Ward and Co. ; Bodmin, J. H. 
Drew [printed]'; 1861, sm. 8"., pp. 304, 3/6. 

A Morning Excursion. A Poem. Bv S.Drew. 
1791. MSS. Now lost. 

An Ode on Christmas. By S. Drew. 25th 
Dec, 1791. MSS. 

Note. — A poem of 89 lines, penes Mr. J. H. Drew, 
Laura Place, Bath. 

Reflections on St. Austell Churchyard. By 
S. Drew. I7th Aug., 1792. MSS. 

Note. — A poem of 1200 lines, penes Mr. J. H. Drew. 

Remarks on T. Paine's "Age of Reason." 

By S. Drew. St. Austell, Hannah, 1799, 12°. 

—2d. ed., St. Austell, J. H. Drew, 1820, 12°., 

2/6. 

Note. — cf. Anti-Jacobin Rev., p. 382, April, 1801. 

Observations on a Pamphlet lately published 
by the Rev. R. Polwhele, entitled " Anecdotes 
of Methodism." By S. Drew. 1800, 8°. 

An Elegy on the Death of Mr. John Patterson, 
of St. Austell, who was unfortunately drowned 
at Wadebridge, in Cornwall, on Tuesday, Feb- 
ruary 25, 1800. By S. Drew, St. Austell. 
Helston, printed for the Author, by T. Flindell, 
1800, 8°., pp. 20, 4d. 

Remarks on Two Pamphlets, entitled " Meth- 
odism Tried" and "Observations on Rev. R. 
Polwhele's Anecdotes of Methodism." By a 
Friend of the Church. 1801, 8°. 

Letter to the Author of " Remarks on Two 
Pamphlets," etc By S. Drew. 1801, 8°. 

An Essay on the Immateriality and Immor- 
tality of the Human Soul, founded solely on 
Physical and Rational Principles. By S. Drew. 
Bristol, Edwards ; St. Austell [printed] ; 1802, 
8°.— 2nd ed., 1803, 8°., pp. 296, 7/-.— 3rd ed., 
revised, corrected, enlarged, and greatly im- 
proved, Lond., T. Hamilton, 1811, 8°., pp. xxxix 
and 275, 4/-. — 5th ed., carefully revised and en- 
larged by the Author (Portrait), Lond., Fisher, 
1831, 8°., pp. 364, 10/6.— 6th ed., Lond., 1835, 
8°.— Enlarged ed., with Portrait, 1838, 8°., 6/-. 

Note. — Dedicated to Rev. J. Whitaker. cf. Anti- 
Jacobin Rev., Feb., 1803 ; Annual Rev., April, 1804. An 
edition of 700 was first published by subscription, the 
copyright was then sold for twenty pounds and thirty 
copies of the work. The supposed first draft of this 
Essay is now penes Mr. J. H. Drew. 

An Essay on the Immateriality and Immor- 
tality of the Human Soul ... By S. Drew. 
With Notes and a Memoir, by John Reid Miles. 
Manchester, printed and published by Thomas 
Johnson, Livesey Street, 1847, 8°. 

Note. — Dedication by J. E. Miles, pp. v — vii ; Dedi- 
cation by S. Drew, pp. 1 — 3 ; Preface, pp. 5 — 15 ; Memoir, 
pp. iii — Ixxiii ; Essay, pp. 19 — 206. 

An Essay on the Immateriality, etc. 1848, 

12°., 4/-. 



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DEEW, Samuel. {Con.). 

An Essay on the Identity and General Eesur- 
rection of the Human Body ; in which the 
evidences in favour of these important subjects 
are considered in relation both to Philosophy 
and Scripture. By S. Drew. Lond., sold by 
T. Hamilton, Paternoster Eow ; and by the 
Author, St. Austell; [April], 1809, 8°., pp. xxxii 
and 439, 10/6. 

Note. — The Address to tlie Eeader contains a Sketch 
of the Author's Life, There is a List of Subscribers. 
This was an edition of 1500 copies, the Author's re- 
muneration being 500 copies complete in boards, for the 
copyright of the work. The original MS. is now p^nes 
Mr." J. H. Drew. 

An Essay on the Identity, etc. Second edition. 
Lond., printed for Eichard Edwards, Crane Court, 
Fleet Street... 1822, 8°., pp. xxxii and 487, 12/-. 

Scriptural and Philosophical vLrguments to 
prove the Divinity of Christ and the Necessity 
of His Atonement. By S. Drew, St. Austell. 
1813, 8°. — 2nd ed., revised, printed, and sold 
by E. Hennah, St. Austell, n.d. [1813], 8°., pp. 
48, 1/-. — 3rd ed., Lond., E. Edwards; sold also 
by the Author, St. Austell; 1814, 8"., pp. 48, 
1/6.— New York, 1826, 8"., pp. 32. 

Note. — This work is the substance of an extempo- 
raneous discourse delivered at Eedruth, in April, 1813. 
The copyright was sold after the 2nd ed., for twenty 
pounds. 

The Unitarian's Serious Appeal on the Divinity 
of Christ and His Atonement. By Thomas Prout, 
in Eeply to S. Drew. Plymouth, 1813, 8°. 

The Divinity of Christ and the Necessity of 
His Atonement vindicated from the cavils of Mr. 
Thomas Prout and his associates. By S. Drew, 
St. Austell, Cornwall Penryn, Cock, 1814, 8°., 
pp. 84. 

Sequel to " The Unitarian's Serious Appeal," 
in further Eeply to S. Drew. Hackney, 1815, 8°. 

A Comparative View of some of Mr. Drew's 
Scriptural and Philosophical Arguments to prove 
the Divinity of Christ and the Necessity of His 
Atonement. In a Letter to that Gentleman. 
Lond., printed for Gale, Curtis, & Fenner, Pater- 
noster-row, 1815, 8°., pp. 23. Lond. Instit. 

The Life of the Eev. Thomas Coke, LL.D., 
including in detail his various travels and extra- 
ordinary mission exertions in England, Ireland, 
America, and the West Indies ; with an account 
of his death, on the 3rd of May, 1814...inter- 
spersed with numerous reflections, and con- 
cluding with an abstract of his writings and 
character. By S. Drew, of St. Austell, Corn- 
wall. Lond., printed at the Conference OfBce, 
14, City-road, by Thomas Cordeux, Agent... 
1817, 8°., pp. xix and 391. Published by J. 
Soule and T. Mason, for the Methodist Episcopal 
Church, in the United States. New York, 1818, 
8°., pp. xix and 391.— 1820, 8°., 8/-. 



DEEW, Samuel. {Con.). 

An attempt to demonstrate from reason and 
revelation the necessary existence, essential per- ■ 
fections, and superintending providence of an 
Eternal Being, Who is the Creator, the Sup- 
porter, and the Governor of all things. By S. 
Drew. Cornwall, printed and published for the 
Author, by J. H. Drew, St. Austell; Lond. 
Duncan; [May], 1820, 2 vols., 8°., 18/-. ' 

Note. — Published by subscription. An edition of 
1000 copies. 

Conversation on a Stage Coach between a 
Deist and a Christian. By S. Drew. 1819, 8°. 
2d. — Eeprinted (10,000 copies), Manchester 
Tract Soc, 1820, 8". 

Note.— Originally appeared in Methodist Mag., as 
" The Truth of God defended " [Conversation on a Stage 

Coach, between a Deist and a Christian] , xxx, 393 99' 

441—45 (1807). 

The Imperial Magazine; a compendium of 
religious, moral, and philosophical knowledge, 
comprehending religion, literature, moral phi- 
losophy or ethics, natural philosophy, chemistry, 
review of books, historical narrative, antiquities, 
domestic economy, trade, miscellaneous articles, 
poetry. [Ed. by S. Drew]. Liverpool, printed 
at the Caxton Press, by Henry Fisher, printer 
in ordinary to His Majesty. Published at 87, 
Bartholomew Close, London, 1819-30, 12 vols 
8".— 1831-34, 4 vols., 80. 

Note. — This work was printed in Liverpool until 
Jan., 1821, when the Caxton press was destroyed by 
fire. The publication of the Magazine was resumed at 
the Caxton press, in London, during the same year. 
Mr. Drew's portrait forms the frontispiece to the first 
volume. He edited the work from the commencement 
until the 2nd March, 1833. 

The Bee. Fireside Companion and Evening 
Tales. Ed. by S. Drew. Lond., Fisher, 1820, 
8"., 12/-. 

The Queen-Bee. Ed. by S. Drew. Lond., 
Fisher, 1821-22, 2 vols., 8". 

The Working-Bee. Ed. by S. Drew. Lond., 
Fisher, 1823, 24, & 25, 3 vols., 8". 

The Diorama and Fireside Companion. Ed. 
by S. Drew. Lond., Fisher, 1826, 8°., 12/-.' 

The Tell-Tale and Fireside Companion. Ed. 
by S. Drew. 48 Engravings. Lond., Fisher, 
1827, 8°., 12/-. 

The History of Cornwall, from the earliest 
records and traditions to the present time. 
Compiled by Fortescue Hitchins, Esq., and 
edited by Mr. S. Drew, of St. Austell. 12 plates. 
Helston, printed and published by W. Penaluna; 
and sold by Edwards, 53, Newgate Street, Lon- 
don; 1824, 2 vols., 4"., 63/-., large paper 94/6. 

Note.— Although Mr. Hitchins wrote no part of this 
work, as he died just as he was going to commence 
it, yet the publisher retained his name on the title page. 
The History appeared in parts, the first coming out in 



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DEEW, Samuel. {Con.). 

1815. After the publication of the eighth part, in 1817, 
the work was delayed nearly seven years, owing to the 
banlcruptcy of the publisher. Mr. Drew received as 
his remuneration £200 and six fine copies of the work. 

Principles of Self Knowledge... By Stephen 
Drew. Ed. by Samuel Drew. Lond., 1828, 
2 vols., 8°. See Brew, Stephen. 

Sermons of the Eev. John Wesley, on several 
occasions. With Portrait and Life of the Author. 
By S. Drew. Lond., Fisher, 1828, 2 vols., 8°., 
20/-. 

Sermons on Important Subjects, by the Rev. 
G. Whitefield. With a Memoir of the Author, 
by S. Drew, and a Dissertation on his Character, 
Preaching, &c., by the Eev. Joseph Smith. 
Portrait. Lond., Fisher, 18—, 8"., 15/-. 

Copy of a Letter written by S. Drew, in 
1803. Methodist Mag., xxxvi, 781-84 (1813). 

Eeview of "Elements of Intellectual Phi- 
losophy. By E. E. Scott." Eclectic Review, ii, 
904-11 (1806). 

Review of " The Principles of Moral Science, 
byEobert Forsyth." ib., iii, 97-112; 211-24 
(1807). 

Eeview of Dr. Williams' Essay on the Equity 
of the Divine Government. 1807. MSS. Now 
lost. 

Note. — Written for the Eclectic Eeviev), but never 
printed, owing to the influence of Dr. Williams' friends. 

. A Commentary on the New Testament. By 
Thomas Coke, LL.D. Lond., printed by A. Paris, 
1807, 2 vols., 40., 84/-. 

The Recent Occurrences of Europe considered 
in relation to Prophecy, fulfilled and unfulfilled. 
By Thomas Coke, LL.D. 1808, 8°., 4/6. 

A History of the West Indies. . .Natural, Civil, 
and Ecclesiastical ... with an Account of the 
Missions instituted in those Islands. By Thomas 
Coke, LL.D. Liverpool, printed by Nuttall, 
Fisher, & Dixon, Duke Street, 1808-11, 3 vols., 
8°., 31/6. 

A History of the Old and New Testament. 
By Thomas Coke, LL.D. Lond., 1809, 4". 

Six Letters in reply to the Rev. Melville 
Home, in Defence of the Doctrines of Justifi- 
cation by Faith and the Witness of the Spirit. 
By Thomas Coke, LL.D. Lond., 1810, 8°., 5/-. 

The Cottager's Bible ; containing a short ex- 
position and practical reflections on each chapter. 
By Thomas Coke, LL.D. Lond., 1810, 4°. 

A Series of Letters to the Rev. G. F. Nott, B.D., 
vindicating Mr. Wesley and his colleagues from 
the misrepresentations contained in his Sermons 
at the Bampton Lecture, entitled "Religious 
Enthusiasm considered." By Thomas Coke, 
LL.D. 1806. MSS. 

A System of Natural Philosophy deduced from 
the Newtonian Theory and the most recent dis- 



DEEW, Samtjel. {Con.). 

coveries. By T. Coke, LL.D. 1807. MSS. 

Note. — The above eight works, bearing the name 
of Thomas Coke, LL.D., were virtually or principally 
written by S. Drew. 

DREW,' Samuel, M.D. (eldest son of J. H. 
Drew), b. St. Austell, 4th March, 1821. 

Status and Salaries of Poor Law Medical 
Ofiicers. Association Med. Journ., ii, 605 (1854) ; 
iii, 1039-40, 1151-2 (1855). 

Wound penetrating the knee joint, ih., iii, 
104. 

Local Aneethesia. ib., iii, 193. 

Sounds we cannot hear. Intellectual Observer, 
vii, 413-16 (1865). 

The moral effects of the Poor Law. Trans, 
of tlie Nat. Assoc, for Promotion of Social Science, 
1865, pp. 556-7. 

On popularization of the Church of England. 
In " Report of the Proceedings of the Church 
Conference of Clergy and Laity, held at the 
Music Hall, Surrey Street, Shefiield, on Monday 
and Tuesday, May 24 and 25, 1869. . .Printed by 
order of Committee ; pub. by Pawson & Brails- 
ford, Shefiield, 1865," pp. 13-14. 

Order as in France. Letter signed Delta. The 
Times, 20th Jan., 1870. 

DREW, Stephen. Barrister-at-Law; Member of 
the House of Assembly, Jamaica, b. Saltash (^). 
d. Jamaica, 1826. cf. Memoir of W. Carvosso, 
ed. 1835, pp. 141-151. 

Principles of Self-Knowledge ; or an attempt 
to demonstrate the truth of Christianity... By 
the late S. Drew, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Jamaica. 
[Ed. by Samuel Drew]. Lond., Longman; J. H. 
Drew, Printer, St. Austell; 1828, 2 vols., 8",, 
20/-. 

Note. — Preface signed Stephen Drew, Jamaica, 
March, 1826. 

Memoir of Mrs. Ratcliffe. By S. Drew, of 
Jamaica. Methodist Mag., xliv, 754-60, 827-33 
(1821). 

DREWE, E. D. (dau. of Bev. W. D. Longlands 
and wife of Bev. W. B. Drewe, V. of Longstock, 
Stockbridge). 
The Last Prior of St. Anthony (in Roseland), 

Anon. [By Miss Longlands]. Truro, J. R. 

Netherton; Lond., Mozley; 1857, 12°., pp. 80, 

1/- 

Note. — The first, but only one printed, of an in- 
tended series of Tales founded on Cornish legends ; the 
remainder are still in MSS. 

DRYDEN, Sir Henry Edward Leigh, M.A., 
4th Bart, (son of the Bev. Sir H. Dry den), 
b. Adlesthorp, Gloucester, 17th Aug., 1818. 

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DRYDEN, Sib Henry Edward Leigh. (Core.). 

On the Matrix of the Seal of the Friar 
Preachers, Truro. Cornw. Gaz., 8th Oct., 1847. 
cf. Oliver's Monasticon, p. 68. 

DRYDEN, Thomas. 

Tables for calculating the value of a ton of 
Copper Ore at any rate of standard, from X80 
to £180 per ton of fine copper; the produce 
ascending in regular gradation (with the lowest 
fraction used, viz., ^) from 1 to 25| per cent. 
By T. Dryden. Truro, printed by Michell & Co., 
No_. 8, High Cross, 1813, post 8"., 10/6 to sub- 
scribers, 12/- to non-subscribers. 

DEYMAJSr, Rev. Mr. 

Eeply to a Circular Letter of A. Young's, 
dated East of Cornwall, 30th Nov., 1795. 
Young's Annals of Agriculture, xxvi, 17-20(1796). 

DUPEENOY, Pierre Armand. 
ELIE DE BEAUMONT, J. B. A. L. L. b. 
Canon dep., Calvados, 23rd Sep., 1798. 

Notice sur le gisement, I'exploitation et le 
traitement des minerais d'6tain et de cuivre de 
Cornouailles. Annal. des Mines, ix, 827-908 
(1824) ; X, 331-66, 401-26 ; xi, 207-54. 

Sur la constitution g^ognostique et les gites 
•m^tallifferes de Cornouailles et de Devonshire. 
Ann. Sci. Nat., vii, 195-243 (1826). 

Voyage M6tallurgique en Angleterre . . . Par 
MM. Dufr^noy et Ehe de Beaumont, Coste 
et Perdonnet. 2nd ed., Paris, Bachelier, 1st 
vol., 1837, 2nd vol., 1839, 8«. 

Note. — Fabrication . . . de I'fitain et du cuivre . . . 
ii, 171—498. 

Sur le Voyage M6tallurgique en Angleterre 
de MM. Dufr6noy et Ehe de Beaumont. Annal. 
des Mines, 2 S., iv. 

DUGDALE, Sir William, Knt. 6. Shustoke, 
near Coleshill, Warwickshire, 1605. d. Blythe- 
hall, Shustoke, 10th Feb., 1686. 

Monasticon Anglicanum. A History of the 
Ancient Abbeys and other Monasteries ... in 
England and Wales... By Sir W. Dugdale. A 
New Ed., by John Cayley, [Sir] H. ElHs, and 
Eev. B. Bandinel. Lond., Longman, 1817-30, 
6 vols., 8 pts., fol. 

Note. — Contains 33 articles relating to Cornwall. 

The Baronage of England ; or an Historical 
Account of the Lives and most Memorable 
Actions of our English Nobility. . .By Sir W. Dug- 
dale... Lond., printed by Tho. Newcomb...l675 
2 vols., fol. 

Note.— The portion relating to the Earls and Dukes 
of Cornwall is reprinted in the App. to D. Gilbert's 
Cornwall, iv, 346 — 74. 



DUMMEE, Edward. 

A Survey of the Ports on the South-west 
Coast of England, from Dover to the Land's 
End. By E. Dummer, Surveyor... Delineated in 
July and August, 1698. Br. Museum Addit. 
MSS., 3,233. 

Note. — Contains an account of Fowey, Falmouth, 
and Helf ord. 

DUNKIN, Edwin, F.E.A.S., of the Eoyal 
Observatory, Greenwich (son of William 
Dunkin). h. Truro, 19th Aug., 1821. 

Hand-Book of Astronomy. By Dionysius 
Lardner, D.C.L....2nd ed., revised and edited 
by E. Dunkin, F.E.A.S., of the Eoyal Observar 
tory, Greenwich. 37 plates and up-rt^ards of 
100 illustrations. Lond., Walton & Maberley, 
1860, 8"., pp. xxii and 496, 7/6.— 3rd ed., 
revised and edited by E. Dunkin, 1867, 8°., pp. 
xxii and 528, 7/6. 

The Midnight Sky. Familiar Notes on the 
Stars and Planets. By E. Dunkin. 32 star 
plates and numerous other illustrations. Lond., 
The Beligious Tract Sac, 1869, 4»., pp. 326, 7/6 
boards, 9/- gilt edges. 

Observations of the Total Eclipse of the Sun 
of July 28, 1851, at Christiania, Norway. Mem. 
Boy. Astronom. Soc, xxi, 9-16 (1852). 

On the movement of the solar system in space 
deduced from the proper motions of 1,167 stars. 
ib., xxxii, 19-73, 1863. [Monthly Notices, xxiii, 
166-69]. 

On some peculiar instances of personal equar 
tion in zenith-distance observations, ib., xxxiv, 
17-24, 1865. [Monthly Notices, xxv, 215-16]. 

Comparison of the probable error of a Transit 
of a Star, observed with the Transit-circle of 
the Eoyal Observatory, by the ' eye and ear ' and 
chronographic methods. Monthly Notices Boy. 
Astronom. Soc, xx, 86-88 (1860). 

On the frequent omission of readings of the 
barometer and thermometer in sextant obser- 
vations, for the determination of terrestrial lati- 
tudes and longitudes, ib., xxiv, 121-22 (1864). 

On the estimated number of luminous particles 
contained within a defined space on the Sun's 
disk, ib., xxiv, 123-24. 

On the probable error of a meridional transit 
observation by the ' eye and ear ' and chrono- 
graphic methods, ib., xxiv, 152-60. 

Observations of the transit of Mercury on the 
morning of November 5, 1868. ib., xxix, 12-13 
(1868). 

On personality in observing transits of the 
limbs of the Moon with the Transit-circle and 
Altazimuth instruments, at the Eoyal Observa- 
tory, ib., xxix, 259-68 (1869). 



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DUNKIN, Edwin. (Con.). 

Determination of the Geographical Positions 
of Stations in the route from Zanzibar to Gon- 
dokoro, from astronomical observations made by 
Capt. J. H. Speke. Journ. Roy. Geograph. Soc, 
xxxiii, 322-46 (1863). 

Determination of the Geographical Positions of 
Stations in Eastern Africa, from the astronomical 
observations made by Mr. J. Petherick. ib., 
XXXV, 289-300 (1865). 

Determination of the Geographical Positions 
of Stations in Western Africa, from astronomical 
observations made by Mr. P. B. Du Chaillu, 
during his journey into Ashango Land, ib., 
xxxvi, 64-76 (1866). 

On the Total Eclipse of the Sun of August 
17-18, 1868. Companion to British Almanac, 
1869, pp. 4-22; 1870, pp. 2-26. 



A Day and Night in the Royal Observatory. 
Leisure Hour, 1862, pp. 22-26, 39-43, 55-60. 

The Earth Weighed in the Harton Coal-pit.- 
ib., pp. 364-67. 

Memoir of G. B. Airy, Astronomer Royal. 
ib., pp. 648-51. 

West of Killarney ; a Descriptive Account of 
the Western District of Co. Kerry, Ireland, ib., 
1863, pp. 565-67, 590-92, 603-6, 619-22. 

The Face of the Moon, ib., 1864, pp. 135-39. 

Notes on Recent Storms, ib., pp. 181-85. 

Memoir of Sir J. F. W. Herschel, Bart, ib., 
1865, pp. 631-35. 

On Total Eclipses of the Sun. ib., pp. 666-68, 
677-80. 

London Fogs, ib., pp. 694-96. 

On Far-off Vision, ib., 1866, p. 512. 

A Star on Fire, ib., pp. 538-39. 

Coloured Raia and Snow, ib., 1867, pp. 5-8. 

On the Eclipses visible in Great Britain in 
1867. ib., p. 144. 

Comets and Meteors and Solar Spots, ib., 
p. 176. 

On the Severe Frost of January, 1867. ib., 
pp. 222-23. 

Comets and Meteors, ib., p. 288 

On Periodical Meteors, ib., pp. 695-700. 

Memoir of Sir Wm. Herschel. ib., pp. 727-31. 

On the Nautical Almanac, ib., 1868, pp. 5-8. 

The Midnight Sky at London, ib., pp. 23-28, 
87-93, 169-72, 231-37, 296-301, 374-80, 439- 
45, 503-9, 584-89, 647-53, 730-36, 790-96. 

On Far-off Vision, ib., p. 160. 

How far off is the Sun? ib., 1869, pp. 5-7. 

Rose-coloured Solar Protuberances, p. 32. 

The Midnight Sky of the Southern Hemis- 
phere, ib., pp. 103-9, 295-301, 519-25, 726- 
32. 



DUNEIN, Edwin. {Con.). 

On Aerolites and BoUdes. ib., pp. 443-47, 
459-60. 

On the Observatories in the Southern Hemis- 
phere, ib., pp. 794-95. 

DoUy Pentreath. N & Q., 2 S., i, 17 (1856). 

DUNKIN, Edwin Hadlow Wise {son of the 
preceding), b. Greenwich, 4th Feb., 1849. 

Holed Stones and Wayside Cross near Bolleit. 
N&Q.,i S., ii, 392 (1868). 

The Tombs on Castle Andinas, in unconse- 
crated ground, ib., ii, 509. [c/. iii, 479]. 

Cornish Primeval Remains, ib., ii, 519. 

Sentry Fields, ib., iii, 147 (1869). 

Holed Stones, ib., iii, 271. 

The Destruction of the Tolmgn. ib., iii, 332. 

Notes on some of the Ancient Stone Crosses 
of West CornwaU. ib., iii, 449-52. 

The First Book Stereotyped iu England, ib., 
iii, 583. 

Carving of Grinliag Gibbons, ib., iv, 106, 261. 

Woodcuts in Daily Papers, ib., iv, 327. 

Kits Cotty House, ib., v, 32 (1870). 

The Hellstone in Dorsetshire : its attempted 
restoration, ib., v, 553-54. 

The MSn Rock or TolmSn recently destroyed. 
Signed X. X. The Builder, xxvii, 305 (1869). 

Cornish Hill Castles, ib., xxvii, 425. 

On Mediaeval Cooking-pots or Marmites. ib., 
xxviii, 369-70 (1870). 



Cornish Tolm^ns. 
510-12. 



Leisure How, 1869, pp. 



Remarks on the Stone Circles at Boscawen-lln 
and Boskednan, in West Cornwall. TheBeliguary, 
X, 97-102 (1869). 

Notes on the Discovery of a Kistvaen on 
Tredinney Hill, near the Land's End. ib., x, 
241-43 (1870). 

Some Account of the Megalithic Remains in 
South Dorset, ib., xi, 145-57 (1871). 



A Plea for the Preservation of Cornish Anti- 
quities. Cornish Teleg., 13th Oct., 1869. 

Famine in 1795. Original Letter of Chas. 
Penneck, of Tregembo. ib., 17th Nov. 

Monthly Archteological Notes, ib., 5th Jan., 
1870, and since continued monthly. 

A Canal Scheme of 1796. ib., 2nd Feb. 

The Cheesewring near Liskeard— Who wiU. 
rescue it from the quarrymen? West Briton, 
9th Dec, 1869. 



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DUNKIN, Edwin Hadlow Wise. [Con.). 

Eemarks on the Cromlecli on Prospidnick. 
ih., 13th Jan., 1870. 

The Giant's Quoit on Prospidnick Hill, ib., 
17th Feb., 1870. 

Anticipated Destruction of the Cheesewring. 
Nature, ii, 101 (1870). 

DUNKIN, EoBERT. Mathematical Instrument 
Maker, etc. {son of Robert Dunkin). b. Pen- 
zance, bapt. 14th July, 1761. d. Penzance, 
10th Aug., 1831. 

A.D. 1802. No. 2581. Specifications of Henry 
Penneck and Eobert Dunkin, of the town of 
Penzance, for " Methods for Improving the 
Sailing and Navigating of certain Ships and 
Vessels." With folding sheet of diagrams. 
Lond., 1802, fol. — Eeprinted, Lond., Gr. E. Eyre 
and W. Spottiswoode, 1856, fol., pp. 5, 7d. 

Note. — The cover reads, " Ship's Tackle and Com- 



A.D. 1813. No. 3646. Specification of 
Eobert Dunkin, of the town of Penzance, 
Gentleman, for invention of "Methods of less- 
ening the consumption of steam and fuel in 
working Fire Engines, and also methods for the 
improvement of certain instruments useful for 
Mining or other purposes. With folding sheet 
of diagrams. Lond., 1813, fol. — Eeprinted, 
Lond., G. E. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, 1856, 
fol., pp. 8, lOd. 

Note. — The cover reads, " Steam Engines, Horse 
Whims, Philosophical Instruments, etc." 

Philosophy in Sport... ^wow. [By J. A. Paris]. 
Lond., 1827, 3 vols., 8". 

Note. — Mr. Dunkin is caricatured in this work 
under the name of Will. Snaffle, the Saddler. 

DUNKIN, Eev. Egbert. B. of St. Stephens 
in Branwel. 

An Assize Sermon at Launceston. 1661, 4°. 

Note. — It is stated in " Walker's Sufferings," pt. ii, 
229, that E. Dunkin wrote a controversial work against 
John Milton ; but the title of the work is not given. 

DUNN, James {2nd son of Jas. Dunn), h. 
Mevagissey, 1788. d. Mevagissey, 18th Nov., 
1834. cf A Memoir of W. Carvosso (1835), 
pp. 188, 198. 

DUNN, Matthias {eldest son of Matthias Dunn), 
b. Mevagissey, 24th Jan., 1830. 

Torpedo. Land and Water, vi, 8 (1869). 
Note. — The first of a series of contributions on 
Fish and Fisheries, some of which be^r the signature A. 



DUNN, Eev. Moses. Wesleyan Minister m 
Cornwall 1830-34. d. Coventry, 28th Jan., 
1849, aged 70. cf. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., 
Ixxii, 985 (1849). 
Memoir of Loveday, daughter of Mr. Mitchell 

and wife of Mr. Petherick, who died at St. 

Blazey, 25th May, 1834. Wesleyan Metliodist 

Mag., Ivii, 557 (1834). 

Memoir of Mr. John Petherick, who died at 

St. Blazey, 5th Feb., 1833. ib., Ivii, 955. 

DUNN, Eev. Samuel, D.D. {Uh and youngest 
son of Jas. Dunn, Senr.). Free Chwch Meth- 
odist Minister, b. Mevagissey, 13th Feb., 1798. 

Subjects and Mode of Baptism. By Eev. S. 
Dunn. Pembroke, 1821, 12°. 

Observations on Eev. J. Tumbull's Address. 
By Eev. S. Dunn. Edinburgh, 1824, 12°., pp. 38. 

Misrepresentation exposed and Methodism 
defended ; an Answer to the Eev. J. Tumbull's 
Eeply to Observations on his Address. By Eev. 
S. Dunn. Edinburgh, 1825, 12°., pp. 68. 

A Short Catechism. By Eev. S. Dunn. New- 
castle-on-Tyne, 1827, 32°. 

Popery contrary to the Bible. By Eev. S. 
Dunn. Manchester, 1830, 12°. 

A New Year's Gift for Female Servants ; or 
the secret of their getting and keeping good 
places. By Eev. S. Dunn. ShefBeld, printed and 
published for the Author, by Saxton & Chaloner, 
High Street ; and sold by the Wesleyan Meth- 
odist Preachers; 1833, 12°., pp. 32, 6d. 

Christian Theology, by Adam Clarke, LL.D., 
F.A.S. Selected from his published and un- 
published writings, and systematically arranged, 
with a Life of the Author, by Eev. S. Dunn. 
Lond., T. Tegg, 1834, 12°., pp. 493, 6/6.— 2nd 
ed., Lond., printed for T. Tegg and Son... 1835, 
8°., pp. 503, 6/6. 

'The Gospels Harmonized : with Notes, ex- 
planatory and practical, forming a complete Com- 
mentary on the Four Evangelists, chiefly by 
Adam Clarke, LL.D. Arranged from the best 
authorities, for the use of Ministers and Students, 
and divided into sections of convenient length 
for family reading, by Eev. S. Dunn. Lond., 
1836, 8°., pp. 512, 10/6.— 2nd thousand, Lond, 
Simpkin and Marshall, 1838, 8°., pp. 506. 

Christian Theology, by John Goodwin, A.M. 
Selected and systematically arranged, with a 
Life of the Author, by Eev. S. Dunn. Lond., 
printed for T. Tegg and Son, 1835, 12°., pp. 
486.-1836, 8°., pp. 453, 6/-. 

Christian Theology, by John Howe, AM. 
Selected and systematically arranged, with a 
Life of the Author, by Eev. S. Dunn. Lond., 
T. Tegg and Son, 1837, 12°., pp. 522, 6/6. 

Christian Theology, with Selections from the 
Works of the Eev. John Fletcher. Systematic- 



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DUNN, Eev. Samuel. (Con.). 

ally arranged, with a Life of the Author, by Eev. 
S. Dunn. Lond., 1837, 12"., pp. 552, 6/6. 

Chrietian Theology for every day in the year ; 
selected from 365 Authors, and systematically 
arranged, by Rev. S, Dunn. Lond., T. Tegg and 
Son; Edinburgh, W. Oliphant and Son; 1837, 
12°., pp. 237, 3/-. 

Christian Theology, by John Calvin. Selected 
and systematically arranged, with a Life of the 
Author, by Rev. S. Dunn. Lond. , Tegg and Son ; 
Edinburgh, J. Johnstone; 1837, 12°., pp. 412, 

6/-. 

Duwinyddiaeth Cristionogol, a ysgrifenwyd 
yn wreiddiol gan y Parch J. Calvin, A.D...gan 
y Parch Samuel Dunn, ac a gymreigiwyd gan 
Evan Meredith. Crughywel, argraffwyd Dros 
y Cyfieithydd, gan T. Williams, n.d. [1840], 
8°., pp. iv and 580. 

Memoirs of Mr. Joseph Allen, of Mevagissey, 
■ Cornwall [A Local Preacher]. By Rev. S. Dunn. 
Lend., Simpkin and Marshall; J. Mason; 1838, 
24°., pp. 174, 1/6. 

A Present for Female Servants ; or the secret 
of their getting and keeping good places. By 
Eev. S. Dunn. Sheffield, 1834, 12".— 3rd ed., 
Lond., T. Tegg and Son, 1835, 32°., pp. 32, 6d. 

Note.— Anotlier ed. of " A New Year's Gift," 1833, 
with a slight change in the title. 

Plain Things for those who need them. A 
Sermon preached in Ebenezer Wesleyan Metho- 
dist Chapel, Sheffield, by Eev. S. Dunn. Lond., 
T. Tegg and Son; [Sheffield, printed]; 1833, 
12°., pp. 20, 4d., 4 editions. 

The Witness of the Holy Spirit the common 
privilege of believers. A Sermon, by Rev. 
S. Dunn. Lond., T. Tegg and Son ; [Sheffield, 
printed]; 1834, 12°., pp. 24, 4d., 4 editions. 

Reasons against Shows. By Eev. S. Dunn. 
Camborne, 1839, 12°. 

On Singing. By James Gill. With a Preface 
by Rev. S. Dunn. Dudley, 1841, 12°., 6d. 

Remarks on an Address delivered by the Rev. 
W. Gilmor. By Eev. S. Dunn. Halifax, 1842, 
12°. 

An Exposure of Calumnies. By Rev. S. 
Dunn, Halifax, 1842, 12°. 

The Glorified Body. A Sermon preached m 
the South-parade Chapel, Halifax, on Sunday, 
October 16, 1842. To which are added Me- 
morials of the late Rev. Rich. Treffry. By S. 
Dunn. Lond., Mason ; Halifax, J. U. Walker 
[printed] ; 1842, 12°., pp. 24, 6d. 
, The Flower Fadeth. Memoirs of Miss Jane 
, Ellen Hatton, of Halifax. By S. Dunn. Lond., 
John Snow; Halifax, J. U. Walker [printed]; 
1842, 32°., pp. 30. 

The Missionary of Australasia and Polynesia; 
or the importance of entire devotedness to 



DUNN, Eev. Samuel. {Gon.). 

God, illustrated from the character and labours 
of the late Rev. John Waterhouse. A Sermon 
preached and published at the request of the 
Wesleyan Stewards, Leaders, and Trustees, in 
Halifax. By S. Dunn. Lond., sold by Mason, 
14, City Road. . . [J. U. Walker, printer, Halifax] ; 

1842, 12°., pp. 16, 6d. 

The Separate State. A Funeral Sermon on 
the Eev. T. Galland. By Eev. S. Dunn. Halifax, 

1843, 12°., 6d. 

The Heavenly State. A Funeral Sermon on 
the Eev. H. Moore. By Eev. S. Dunn. Halifax, 

1844, 12°., 6d. 

Memoirs of Seventy-five Eminent Divines, 
whose Discourses form the " Morning Exercises " 
at Cripplegate, St. Giles' in the Fields, and 
Southwark. With Eighty Outlines of their 
Sermons. By S. Dunn. Lond., J. Snow, 35, 
Paternoster Eow, 1844, 8°., pp. vi and 231,5/-. 

A Second Exposure of the Misrepresentations 
and Calumnies of the Eev. W. Gilmor. By 
S. Dunn. 1844, 12°., pp. 12. 

Strictures on a Letter by Sam Dunn. By a 
Working Man, in a communication to the in- 
habitants of the Chapelry of lUingworth. Hali- 
fax, 1844, 8°. Bod. Ub. 

Thirty Lectures on Popery. By S. Dunn. 
Lond., John Snow; Halifax, J. U. Walker 
[printed]; 1845, 16°., pp. 70, ]/-. 

Twenty Lectures on Eminent Scripture Char- 
acters. By S. Dunn. Lond., John Snow; 
Halifax, J. U. Walker [printed] ; 1845, 16°., 
pp. 62, lOd. 

The Folly of Atheism. A Sermon preached 
at Booth Town, Halifax, July 9, 1845, by S. 
Dunn. Published by request. Halifax, Walker 
[printed], 1845, 12°., pp. 12. 

The Certainty of a Future Judgment. By 
S. Dunn. Halifax, 1844, 12°. 

The Eternity of a Future Punishment Demon- 
strated. By S.Dunn. Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1845, 
12°., pp. 12. 

An Example for Young Men. A Memoir of 
JohnDaglish. By S.Dunn. Newcastle-on-Tyne, 

1845, 24°., 

An Exposure of Popery. By S. Dunn. New- 
castle-on-Tyne, 1845, 12°. 

Socinianism Exposed. By S. Dunn. New- 
castle-on-Tyne„ 1845, 12°. 

Socinianism Unmasked. By S. Dunn. New- 
castle-on-Tyne, 1845, 12°. 

Socinianism, as contained in twenty-one pub- 
lications of the Eev. George Harris, investigated 
and confuted. By the Eev. S. Dunn. [Newcastle, 
J. Blackwell and Co., printed, 1846], 8°., pp. 12. 
Note.— Dated Brunswick Place, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 
January 24, 1846. 

The Biography, Geography, and Miscellaneous 



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DUNN, Eev. Samuel. {Con.). 

Subjects of the Gospels, and other Biblical In- 
formation... By the Rev. Samuel Dunn. Lond., 
John Snow ; Nottingham, J. Howitt [printed] ; 
1846, .32°., pp. 164. 

Lessons on the Gospels. In Six Parts. By S. 
Dunn. Nottingham, 1846, 12". 

Christian Unitarianism, what it really is ; in 
reply to the flagrant misstatements and mis- 
representations of the Eev. S. Dunn. By George 
Harris. Newcastle-on-Tyne, printed and sold 
by John and James Selkirk, Grey Street... 1846, 
8"., pp. 60. 

ADictionaryof theGospels : with Maps, Tables, 
and Lessons. By Eev. S. Dunn. Nottingham, 
1846, 24".— 4thed., Lond., 1846, 32°., pp. 164. 

Memoirs of Mr. Thomas Tatham, and of 
Wesleyan Methodism in Nottingham By Eev. 
S. Dunn. Lond., Tegg, 1847, 16"., pp. 280. 

A Pure Eiver of Water of Life. A Memoir 
of Mary Howitt. By Eev. S. Dunn. Notting- 
ham, 1848, 18°- 

The Disciplinary Act of the Wesleyan Con- 
ference Exposed. By S. Dunn. Lond., 1849, 8°. 

Pleasing and interesting Historic of three 
most noble MartjrrSj-to witte, James y° Everette, 
Samuel y° Dunnite, and William y° Grifiith. 
With a strict account of all y" sufferings, trials, 
troubles, and vexatious tribulationes each had 
to endure, in y' eventfuU yere of our Lorde, 
1849. Anon. 2nd ed., printed by W. Dearden, 
at his Office, Carlton Street, in y° towne of 
Nottingham; and sold by Simpkin, Marshall, 
and Co., London; 1850, 4°., pp. 100, 1/-. 

The Wesley Banner and Eevival Eecord. [A 
Monthly Magazine]. Ed. by Eev. S. Dunn... 
Prom 1849 to 1852]. Lond., Partridge and 
Oakey, Paternoster Eow, 1849-52, 4 vols., 8°. 

Note. — Preface to Vol. I signed Samuel Dunn, 
Camden Town, London, November 20, 1849. 

Wreath for Bunting, Jackson, and Garland. 
By S. Dunn. Lond., 1851, 12°. 

The Eealities of Eternity. A Funeral Sermon 
on Professor T. Smith. By S. Dunn. Sheffield, 
1852, 12°. 

Useful Knowledge. A Sermon. By S. Dunn. 
Camborne, 1855, 12° 

Glorious Prospects. A Sermon. By S. Dunn. 
Camborne, 1855, 12°. 

The Happy Eelease. A Sermon. By S. Dunn. 
Camborne, 1856, 12°. 

Comfort to Bereaved Parents. A Sermon. 
By S. Dunn. Camborne, 1857, 12°. 

Death on the Pale Horse. A Sermon. By 
S. Dunn. Camborne, 1857, 12°. 

Judas and the Bag. A Sermon. By S. Dunn. 
Camborne, 1857, 12". 

Dangers of the Theatre. By S. Dunn. Cam- 
borne, 1857, 12°. 



DUNN, Eev. SaJhtbl. (Con.). 

• Death of Good Men. A Sermon. By S. 
Dunn. Camborne, 1858, 12°. 

The Monthly Herald. Ed. by Eev. S. Dunn. 
Camborne, 1859, 12°. 

Note. — Only nine numbers printed. 

Lecture on G. Smith's Methodism. By S. 
Dunn. Camborne, 1861, 12°. 

Lecture on the Black Bartholomew. By S. 
Dunn. Camborne, 1862, 12°. 

[324 Original] Hymns for Pastors and People. 
By S. Dunn, [Pastor of the Free Church, in 
Camborne, Cornwall]. Lond., Hamilton, Adams, 
and Co., 1862, 12° No pagination. 

Note. — The preface is signed by Edmund Dunn, 
the Author's brother. 

201 Original Hymns. Camborne, 1863, 12°. 

The Life of Adam Clarke, LL.D., Author of 
a Commentary on the Old and New Testaments. 
By the Eev. S. Dunn, Free Church, Camborne. 
Portrait and Engravings. Lond., W. Tegg, 1863, 
8°., pp. viand "250. 

Stephen's Character and Burial. A Sermon. 
By S. Dunn. Camborne, 1864, 12°. 

Lecture on the Local Government Act. By 
S. Dunn. Camborne, 1864, 12°. 

Misrepresentations in " Coley's Life of Col- 
lins" exposed. By Eev. S. Dunn. Bradford, 
1869, 18°. 

Letters and Journal describing a residence in 
the Shetland and Orkney Islands. Wesleyan 
Methodist Mag., xlv, 730 (1822); xlvi, 113-15, 
180-81, 251-56, 681-82(1823); xlvii, 270-71, 
333-36, 473-74 (1824) ; xlviii, 119-20, 268-70, 
483-85 (1825). 

Messiah's Humiliation and Triumph. A Ser- 
mon on Psalm ex, 7. ib., Ixx, 225-32 (1847). 

Account of the Shetland Islands and their 
productions. [In a letter from Mr. S. Dunn, 
Methodist Missionary, to his brother, Mr. Ed- 
mund Dunn, a Silk Merchant, in London]. 
Imperial Mag., v, 342-46 (1823). 

Justification and Sanctification. Christian 
Miscell., ii, 107-8 (1847). 

Christian Perfection. A Sketch, ib., iii, 
297-8 (1848). 

The Presidents of the British Conference. 
" The Methodist," New York, 15th and 29th Sep., 
6th Oct., 1866. 

Gethsemane. ib., 20th Oct. 

Sketch of Joseph Beaumont, ib., 10th and 
17th Nov. 

Sketch of Samuel Drew, ib., 24th Nov. 

Sketch of T. Galland and T. Eoberts. ib., 
1st Dec. 



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DUNN, Bet. Samuel. {Con.). 



I., 8th Dec. 

., 15th and 22nd 



Sketch of Daniel Isaac. 

Sketches of Chalmers. 
Dec. 

Sketch of Jabez Bunting, ib., 29th Dec. 

Sketch of Wilham M. Bunting, ib., 6th Jan., 
1867. 

Sketch of E. Treffry, Sen., and K. Treffry, 
Jun. ib., 10th Feb. 

Angels instructed by the Church, ib., 11th 
July, 1868. 

British Methodist Local Preachers. " Christian 
Advocate," New York, 24th Sept., 1866. 

The Centenary of British Methodism, ib., 
6th Oct. 

The Branches of British Methodism. ib., 
29th Oct. 

Anecdotes of Rev. J. Wesley, ib., 22nd and 
29th Nov., 6th, 13th, and 20th Dec. 

Meditation on the close of 1866. ib., 27th 
Dec. 

Personal Scrutiny, ib., 6th Jan., 1867. 

Remarks on Entire Sanctification. ib., 13th 
May. 

Adam Clarke as a Preacher. " Methodist Quart. 
Bev," New York, Jan., 1867. 
Our Ministry, ib., July. 



Memoir of Mrs. Charles Wesley. "Ladies' 
Repositm-y" Cincinnati, Aug., 1866. 
Comfort to Bereaved Mothers, ib., Nov. 
Memoir of Mrs. Adam Clarke, ib., Feb., 1867. 
Memoir of Joseph Benson, ib., April. 

Sketch of G. Steward and Jos. Sutcliffe. 
" Western Advocate," Cincinnati, 8th May, 1867. 
Sketch of J. W. Etheridge. ib., 15th May. 
Sketch of Jas. Everett, ib., 22nd May. 
Sketch of James Bromley, ib., 29th May. 
Wesley's Closing Scene, ib., 11th July. 



Letters of Rev. J. Wesley. 
Boston, U.S., 10th Aug., 1867. 
Recollections of R. Watson. 



" Zion's Herald," 
ib., 21st Sep. 



The Duty of Class Leaders. 
ness," New York, Oct., 1867. 



" Guide to Eoli- 



DUNN, Walter {Zrd son of James Durni, Sen.), 
b. Mevagissey, 1789. d. Mevagissey, 23rd 
July, 1849. 

The Word and Truth of God Illustrated. 
Dated Mevagissey, 18th March, 1817. Methodist 
Mag., xl, 746-51 (1817). 



DUNSFORD, Martin. 

Miscellaneous Observations in the course of 
two Tours through several parts of the West of 
England. By M. Dunsford, Merchant. Portrait. 
Tiverton, printed and sold by E. Boyce, 1800, 4". 

DUNSTAN, Capt. Richard. 

Reports of Experiments in Blasting with the 
tamping wedge invented by R. W. Fox. By 
R. Dunstan, of Wheal Vyvyan Mine. Bep. 
B.C.P. Soc, 1838, pp. 141-43. 

DUNSTAN, William Henry, b. Falmouth, 

1820. 

Dunstan's Alarm Bell for the Black Rock. 
Bep. B.C.P.' Soc, 1838, ■p. 151. 

DUNSTANVILLE. See De Dunstanville. 

DUNSTERVILLE,CommanderEdward,R.N., 

late of the Hydrographic Office, Admiralty 

(son of Edward Dunsterville, Ship Owner), b. 

Penryn, 2nd Dec, 1796. 

The Lights of the British Islands. Corrected 
to July, 1847. Ed. by Commander E. Dunster- 
ville, R.N., Hydrographic Office, Admiralty. 
Lond., printed by Geo. E. Eyre and Wm. Spot- 
tiswoode. Printers to the Queen, 1847, 8°., 1/6. 
Continued annually until 1870. 

The Light-houses, Lighted Beacons, and Float- 
ing Lights of the United States. Corrected to 
Oct., 1847. Ed. by E. Dunsterville... Prepared 
by the Light-house Board at Washington, and 
republished by the Hydrographic Office. Lond., 
Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1847, 8"., 1/6. Con- 
tinued annually until 1870. 

The Light-houses of the Coasts and Lakes of 
British North America. Corrected to April, 
1847. By E. Dunsterville ... Lond., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1847, 8°., 6d. Continued an- 
nually until 1870. 

The Lights of the West India Islands and 
adjacent coasts. Corrected to Sep., 1847. Ed. 
by E. Dunsterville.... Lond., Eyre and Spottis- 
woode, 1847, 8°., 6d. Continued annually until 
1870. 

The Admiralty List of the Lights of the 
Mediterranean, Black Sea, and Sea of Azof. 
Corrected to 1 847. By E. D unsterville ... Lond. , 
Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1847, 8°., 1/6. Con- 
tinued annually until 1870. 

The Admiralty List of the Lights on the 
Eastern and Western Coasts of South America, 
and the Western Coast of North America. 
Corrected to Feb. ,1847. By E. Dunsterville . . . 
Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1847, 8°., 6d. 
Continued annually until 1870. 

The Admiralty List of the Lights on the 
North and West Coasts of France, Spain, and 



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DUNSTEEVILLE, Gommandee Edward. {Con.). 

Portugal. CoiTected to March, 1847. By E. 
Dunsterville... Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1S47, 8°., 1/-. Continued annually until 1870. 

The Admiralty List of Lights on the West 
Coast of Africa. Corrected to Jan., 1847. By 
E. Dunsterville... Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1847, 8°., 6d. Continued annually until 1870. 

The Admiralty List of Lights in South Africa, 
East Indies, China, Australia, Tasmania, and 
New Zealand. Corrected to August, 1847. By 
E. Dunsterville. . .Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1847, 8"., 1/-. Continued annually until 1870. 

The Admiralty List of the Belgian, Dutch, 
Danish, Prussian, Eussian, Swedish, and Nor- 
wegian Lights. Corrected to May, 1847. By 
E. Dunsterville... Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1847, 8"., 1/-. Continued annually until 1870. 

Admiralty Catalogue of Charts, Plans, Views, 
and Sailing Directions, etc. Edited and revised 
by E. Dunsterville.... Published by order of the 
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. Lond., 
Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1860, 8"., 3/-. Con- 
tinued annually until 1870. 

The Lidia Directory ; or Directions for Sail- 
ing to and from the East Indies... By James 
Horsburgh, F.E.S. ...Corrected and revised ac- 
cording to the most recent Surveys, by Com- 
mander E. Dunsterville, E.N. 7tli ed., Lond,, 
W. H. Allen & Co., 1859, 2 vols., 4°.— 8th ed., 
1864, 2 vols., 4«., 86/-. 

Note. — Various slight differences are found in the 
titles of the different editions of the " Admiralty Lists 
of Lights," published between 1847 and 1870. 

DUNSTONE, John. b. Camborne, 1787. d. 
Camborne, 9th Jan., 1856. 

Memoir of J. Dunstone, of Camborne, in 
Cornwall, who was blind for 44 years, till his 
death, in 1856. By J. B. [i.e., JohnBudge]. 
Lond., F. G. Cash...; J. Philp, Liskeard; 1857, 
16°., pp. 48. — 2nd ed., revised, Lond., W. and 
P. G. Cash.. .1857, 16°., pp. 48. 

DUPEEZ, Louis (son of Professor Duprez, 
B.E.L.). b. Barnstaple, 5th April, 1844. 

Duprez's Devon and Cornwall Parliamentary 
Portrait Album : containing 50 photographs of 
the representatives of Devon and Cornwall, 
with statistics respecting the recent elections; 
also portraits of the Mayors and High Sheriffs 
throughout the two counties. Plymouth, pub- 
lished by Duprez, 1869, 4°., 21/-. 

Duprez's Photographic Views of Plymouth 
and neighbourhood. 20 photographs, with de- 
scriptive letter-press. Plymouth, published by 
Duprez, 1869, 8°., 1/6. 

Duprez's Excursions up the Tamar, illustrated 



DUPEEZ, Louis. (Con.). 

with photographs. Plymouth, published by 
Duprez, 1870, 8"., 1/-. 

Duprez's Devon and Cornwall Almanack for 
1870, with photographic illustrations of Exeter 
Cathedral, Dr. Temple, Members of Parliament 
for both Counties, Plymouth Sound, etc., etc. 
Price One Shilling. Published by Duprez, West 
of England Portrait Studio, the Hoe, Plymouth 
n.d. [1870], 8°., pp. 34. 

Note. — Title from the cover. 

DURELL, Rev. Edward, A.M. Curaie of 
Withiel. 

The Triumph of Old Age ; an elegiac poem, 
in eight cantos, occasioned by the death of Mrs. 
Gilbert, of the Priory, Bodmin... By E. Durell, 
Curate of Withiel. Bodmin, printed and pub- 
lished by J. Liddell; Lond., Whitaker; 1818, 
8°., pp. 156. List of subscribers. 

Note.— In N. <& Q., 4 S., v, 397—98 (1870), will be 
found particulars of a copy with MSS. poems by Mrs, 
John Hunter, addressed to Mr. W. Clift. 



DURGAN. 

The Origin of a Festive Custom at Helston. 
— The Furry-day. In a letter dated Cornwall, 
June 8. Gent. Mag., Ix, 520 (1790). 

DUSTOW, Thomas, b. Newlyn, Feb., 1811, 
d. Madron, Dec, 1867. 

A Copy of Verses on the Loss of the "John 
Gray." By T. Dustow, Penzance, n.p. or d. 
[Penzance, Jan., 1867], 4°., s. sh. 

Note. — The "John Gray" was lost in Mount's 
Bay, 7th Jan., 1867. 

DYER, Robert. 

Nine years of an Actor's Life. — E. Dyer, late 
of the Theatre Royal, Plymouth... Lond., Long- 
man; E. Nettleton, Plymouth; 1833, 8°.- pp. 
241. 

Note. — The first and second years contain accounts 
of theatrical journies into Cornwall, pp. 25 — 48, 



E. 

E., Eedruth, i.e., Edmonds, R. 

E., C. E. 

Fish and Fowl at the Land's End. . Once a 
Week, V, 446-48 (1861). 

FARE, Sarah. 

Case of S. Fare, Widow, v. William Pamell, 



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EA.EE, Sarah. {Con.). 

[relative to the Duke of Wharton's visit to 
Cornwall, in company with Philip Lloyd, Esq., 
■who went down to Saltash to be returned a 
Member of Parliament]. 1727, fol. 

EARLE, James. 

Extracts from History. By J. E., Falmouth 
[i.e., J. Earle]. Selector or Cm-nish Mag., i", 4 
(1826). 

jjoTB. — The first of a series of articles in vols, i, 
ii, and iii. 

EBDEN, W. 

Ebden's Map of the County of Cornwall, 
divided into hundreds, laid down from trigono- 
metrical observations by W. Ebden. Hoare and 
Eeeves, Sc, 90, Hatton Garden, London, Feb. 
1, 1825. Published by William Cole, late Hodg- 
son and Co., 10, Newgate Street; size 17 in. by 
13f in. 

EBEL, H. 

A Review of W. Stokes' Cornish Mysteries. 
KuMs Beitrage, 1866, p. 128. 

On the Cornish, ib., 1867, p. 145. 

EDDY, James, d. Gwennap. 6m?-. 12th Nov., 

1861, aged 77 (?). 

[John] Arthur's and [.fames] Eddy's Apparatus 
for Raismg Mine Pumps. £ep. R.C.P. Sac, 
1839, p. 96. 

EDDY, Stephen. 

The Geology of the Grassington Mines, near 
Skipton, in Yorkshire. Trans. B.G.S.C, vi, 
186-89 (1846).' 

The Lead Mining District of Yorkshire. Brit. 
Assoc. Rep., 1858, pp. 167-74. 

EDGCOME, MRS.,w^ePascoe. &. Prospednick, 
Sithney, 1738. d. Helston, 9th Nov., 1797. 

An Account of the Life and Death of Mrs. 
Edgcome. By Thomas Stanley. Dated Truro, 
July 10, 1801. Methodist Mag., xxiv, 483-87, 
521-23 (1801). 

EDGCOME, Jane. See Stanley, Jane. 

EDGCUMBE FAMILY. cf. Brydgei ed. of 
Collins' Peerage (1812), v, 306-35. 
Genealogical Notes relative to the Edgcomb 

Family. Br. Museum Addit. MSS., 6405, fol. 

24. 

EDGCUMBE, Ann. See Dowriche, Ann. 



EDGCUMBE, Lady Emma (only dau. of Dr. 
John Gilbert., Arch-Bp. of York, and wife of 
George, \st Earl of Mount Edgcumbe). d. 
Upper Grosvenor Street, London, 26th De- 
cember, 1807. cf. Gent. Mag., Ixxvii, 1238 
(1807). 

Letter from Lady Edgcumbe to D. Garrick, 
dated 8th Dec. (no year). In D. Garrick's Private 
Correspondence, ii, 368. 



EDGCUMBE, Emma Sophia. 
Countess. 



See Brownlow, 



EDGCUMBE (Ernest Augustus). 3rd Earl of 
Mount Edgcumbe {son of Richard, the 2nd 
Earl), b. Richmond, 23rd March, 1797. d. 
in his yacht, on the Thames, 3rd Sept., 1861. 
cf Gent. Mag., xi, 439 (1861). 

Letter from the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe to 
his Tenantry. Plymouth, 1846, 8°. 

Memorandum of Tenancy Regulations for Lord 
Mount Edgcumbe's Estates, in Devon and Corn- 
wall. Plymouth, 1846, 8°. 

Extracts from a Journal kept during the com- 
mencement of the Revolution at Palermo, in the 
year 1848. By the Earl of Mount-Edgcumbe. 
Lond., Ridgway, 1849 (?), 8°.— 2nd ed., 1850, 
80., pp. 65. 

The Earl of Mount Edgcumbe to the House 
of Peers, on the Militia Bill, and on the effects 
of Past Legislation on the present War. Lond., 
J. Mitchell, Library 33 Old Bond Street; Ply- 
mouth and Devonport, Roger Lidstone [printed]; 
1855, 8"., pp. 32. 

EDGCUMBE, Hon. George. Admiral of the 
White {2nd son of \st Baron Edgcumbe). 3rd 
Baron Edgcumbe. cr. Viscount Mount Edg- 
cumbe and Valletort 5th March, 1781, and 
Earl of Mount Edgcumbe 31st Aug., 1789. 
6. 1731. d. Grosvenor Street, London, 4th 
Feb., 1795. cf Gent. Mag., Ixv, pt. 1, 174 
(1795); Charnock's Biog. Namlis, v, 293-98; 
Chatham Correspondence, iii, 126-30 ; Thach- 
eray's Life of Lord Chatham, ii, 97-99 ; H. 
Walpole's Journ. of Geo. Ill, from 1771-83, i, 
171 ; Br. Museum Addit. MSS., 19,026, fol. 7. 
Journal kept on board H.M. bomb the Ter- 
rible, Captains William Marsh a,nd Hon. George 
Edgecumbe, in the Mediterranean, by Housman 
Broadley. 30th April, 1742, to 1st June, 1744. 
Rawlinson MSS., Bod. Lib., class A 335, art. 4, 
fol. 83-123. 

An Act enabling George, Earl of Mount 
Edgcumbe, and Reginald Pole Carew, Esq., to 
establish and maintain a common ferry across 
the river Tamar, between Plymouth Dock and 
Tor Point. 1790, 8". 



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EDGCUMBE, Hon. Geokoe. (Con.). 

Letter from Lord Edgcumbe to D. Garrick, 
dated 14th Nov., 1775. D. GairicJc's Private 
Correspondence, ii, 109. 

EDGCUMBE, Lady Katharine (Jau. of Sir 
John St. John and 2nd wife of Sir Piers Edg- 
cumbe). d. 1553. 

The Will of Lady K. Edgecombe. Test. 
Vetust., ii, 739. 

Annuity to Katherine Edgecumbe. A.D. 1543. 
Trevelyan Papers {Camden Soc., 1857), pp. 182-83. 

EDGCUMBE, Sir Piers (son 'of Sir Rich. Edg- 
cumbe). (f. 14th Aug., 1539. 

The Will of Sir P. Edgecombe. Test. Vetust., 
ii, 647-50. 

Letter from Sir P. Edgecombe to Secretary 
Cromwell, dated March 25, 1536. Cottonian 
MSS., Cleopatra, E iv, art. 169. Printed in 
Wright's " Letters relating to suppression of Monas- 
teries" {Camden Soc, 1843), pp. 117-19. 

A Copy of the Accounts of Sir P. Edgecombe 
and Roger Holland, the Feodaries in the Duchy 
of Cornwall, in the reign of Hen. VII. MSS. 
Lincoln's Inn Lib., 78, art. 24. 

EDGCUMBE, Piers. M.P. for Cornwall 1 585- 
92 {son of Sir Rich. Edgcumbe). J. 1537. d. 
4th Jan., ]60|. hur. Maker Church, cf. 
N. & Q., 3 S., xii, 9, 176 (1868) ; Chancery 
Proc, Eliz., i, 268; Bawlinson MSS., class B 
285. 

Mr. Waad to Sir W. Cecil... and that P. Edg- 
combe is a fit man to be Knighted. March 12, 
1567. Lansd. MSS., 9, art. 62. 

A representation that the Mines in England 
...were granted to Humphry and Schuttz ... 
before Mr. Edgcombe's suit commenced. 1568. 
ib., 10, art. 19. 

Grant to P. Edgcombe, Esquire, to search and 
enjoy part of the product of some Mines in 
Ireland. 1579. ib., 28, art. 8. 

Mr. P. Edgcombe shows to Lord Burghley 
that he has formed a scheme for improving Irish 
Mines. June 15, 1579. ib., 29, art. 1. 

Leases from Sir Peres Eggecomb to Eichard 
Boneython, of land in Coyssaweys, alias Cosawes. 
29 Hen. VIII, 1 and 2 Phil, and Mary. Er. 
Museum Addit. MSS., 15,553, fol. 97. 

The French Historie. By A. Dowriche 
(1589), q.v. 

EDGCUMBE, Piers, d. London, 8th July, 

1628. bur. St. Botolph's, Aldersgate. cf. 
Maithiid's London (3rd ed.), ii, 1077. 



EDGCUMBE, Piers, M.P. (son of Sir Rich. 
Edgcumbe). d. 6th Jan., 1660, aged 56. bur. 
Calstock. 
Letter to E. Walker. 1644. See Coryton, W. 

EDGCUMBE, Sir Eichard (son of Peter Edge- 

cum.be). d. 8th Sept., 1491 (?). Will proved 

29th April, 1492.' cf. 9th Rep. Dep. Keeper of 

Records, pp. 81, 110; Oliver's Monasticon, Suppl., 

p. 20 ; JFare's Hist, of TVriters of Ireland 

(Harris' ed.). Book ii, pp. 323-4. 

The Voyage of Sir E. Edgecombe into Ireland, 

in the year 1488. Collated with a MSS. of 

Dr. Sterne, late Bishop of Clogher, in the College 

Library. In IFa.lfer Harris' Hibernica, 1757, 

pp. 29-38 ; cf Cottonian MSS., Titus, B xi, art. 

188 and 189. 

The Will of Sir E. Edgecombe. Test. Vetust., 
i, 393. 

EDGCUMBE, Sir Eichard (son of Sir Piers 
Edgcumbe). b. 1499. d. 1st Dec, 1561. 

A Friend's Eemembrance of SirE. Edgcumbe. 
By Eich. Carew. MSS. cf. Prince'^ Worthies 
(ed. 1810), pp. 344-50; Brydges' ed. of Collins' 
Peerage, v, 322-27. 

EDGCUMBE, Eichard (son of Sir Rich. Edg- 
cumbe, d. 1561). M.P. for totness, 1563 and 
1588. 

Letters from E. Edgecomb to Mayor and 
Burgesses of Totness, dated Mount Edgcumbe, 
8th Sept., 1565 (?). cf Hone's Fear Booh (1832), 
p. 755. 

EDGCUMBE, Sir Eichard (son of Peter Edge- 
cumbe). b. 1565. d. 22nd March, 1638. bur. 
Maker. 

Lease from Sir E. Edgecombe to Eichard 
Bony thon, of land in Cosawes. 1607. Br. Museum 
Addit. MSS., 15,553, fol. 114. 

Letter to J. Eashleigh from E. Mohun and 
others, recommending John Mohun to Sir R. 
Edgecumb. 10th Feb., 1627. MSS. Trelawne. 

EDGCUMBE, Sir Eichard. M.P. for Cornwall 
(son of Piers Edgcumbe). d. March, 1688. 
cf. J. Evelyn's Diary (1870), p. 230. 

EDGCUMBE, Eichard '(son of Rich. Edg- 
cumbe). cr. Baron Edgcumbe, 20th April, 
1742. b. 1679. d. 22nd Nov., 1758. bur. 
Maker, cf Gent. Mag., xxviii, 557 (1758). 

Gratulatio Academiss Cantab, de Reditu . . 
Gulielmi. Cantab., 1697, fol. 

Note. — Contains verses by " Eich. Edgcumbe, 
Trin. Coll., Commensalis." 



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EDGCUMBE, Eichakd. (Con.). 

Verses to Harry Day. cf. Corresjiondence of 
^h Duke of Bedford, ii, 117. 

An Act to enable Rich. Edgecombe, Esq., to 
sell lands not exceeding 20 acres, to and for the 
use of His Majesty, for building a Victualling 
Office for tlie service of the Royal Navy, at 
Plymouth, and to purchase other lands, to be 
settled to the same use as the lands to be sold 
now stand limited by his marriage settlements. 
n.p. or d. [Lond., 1722], fol. 

A Bill to impov\fer and authorize Sir Robert 
Eurnese, Bart., to deliver. . .unto Rich Edgcumbe, 
Esq., certain South-Sea Bonds ...therein men- 
tioned, and for letting lands of equal value upon 
the same trusts to which such Bonds... are now 
subject [5 Geo. II, c. 14]. n.p. or d. [Loud., 
1732], fol. 

Note. — Lord Edgoumbe m. Matilda, dau. of Sir H. 
Furnese, Bart., of Waldershare, Kent. Slie d. 1721. 

Power of Attorney from R. Edgecumbe and 
others, to receive South-Sea Dividends. 10 th 
November, 1724. Br. Museum Addit. MSS., 
15,949, fol. 83. 

Petition of the Miners of Derby to Lord 
Edgecumbe, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan- 
caster, ib., 6682, p. 449. 

EDGCUMBE, Richard (son of Richard, 1st 
Baron). 2nd Baron Mount Edgcumbe. b. 
1716. d. 10th May, 1761. cf JFalpole's 
Noble Authors (Park's ed.), iv, 242 ; Chatham 
Correspondence, i, 188 ; Gent. Mag., xxxi, 237 
(1761). 

Fable of the Ass. By the late Lord E-g-e. 
New Foundling Hospital for Wit (1786), vi, 106-8. 
Ode to Health. Written 10th March, 1775 {sic), 
ib., vi, 108-9. 

Encaustic : or Count Caylus's Method of 
Painting in the manner of the ancients. To 
which is added a sure and easy method for 
fixing of Crayons. By J. H. Miintz. Lond., 
printed for the Author... 1760, 8°., pp. viii and 
139. 

NoTE.^Dedicated to the Et. Hon. Eiehard, Lord 
Edgcumbe, etc., who is styled " The Greatest Patron of 
Arts, and the best Judge of the Merits of Painting." 

EDGCUMBE, Richard, D.C.L., F.R.S., F.S.A. 

(son of George, 1st Earl). 2nd Earl of Mount 

Edgcumbe. 6. 13th Sept., 1764. d. 26th 

Sept., 1839. cf Gent. Mag., xii, 540 (1839). 

Musical Reminiscences of an old amateur; 

chiefly respecting the Italian Opera in England 

for fifty years, from 1773 to 1823. 2nd ed., 

continued to the present time. Anon. Lond., 

W. Clarke, New Bond Street, 1827, 12"., pp. 

183. 

Note The 1st ed. was privately circulated. 



EDGCUMBE, Eichaed. (Con.). 

Musical Reminiscences ; containing an account 
of the Italian Opera in England from 1773. 
The fourth edition, continued to the present time, 
and including the Festival in Westminster Abbey. 
By the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe. Lond., John 
Andrews, Old Bond Street ; F. H. Wall, Rich- 
mond [printed]; 1834, 12"., pp xvi and 294, 
8/-.— Lond., 1849, 12°., 8/-. 

Letter to John Burke, containing an account 
of the Baronetcy of Furnese. 22nd Dec, 1835. 
Br. Museum Addit. MSS., 16,569, fol. 97. 

EDGCUMBE, Roger (? son of Sir Richard, 
d. 1638). 

Threni Exoniensium in obitum...D. Johannis 
Petrei, Baronis de Writtle. Oxon., 1613, 4°. 

Note. — Contains verses by E. E^gcomb. 

EDGEWORTH, Maria (eldest dau. of R. L. 

Edgeworth). b. Black-Bourton, near Oxford, 

1st Jan., 1767. d. Edgeworthstown, 21st 

May, 1849. 

Popular Tales. By Miss Edgeworth. 2nd 
ed., Lond., printed for J. Johnson, 1805, 3 vols., 
12". 

Note. — Contains "Lame Jervas; a Story of a 
Cornish Miner Boy," i, 1—127.— Eeprinted in Miss Edge- 
worth's Novel and Tales (1832), iv, 1—81, and in " Every 
Boy's Stories " (Lond., Jas. Hogg and Sons, n.d., 1861, 
8".), pp. 419—79. 

EDMONDS, Frederic, M.D., F.R.C.S. (5th 
son of Rich. Edmonds, Sen.), b. Penzance, 
23rd April, 1810. 
A Letter to the Editor of The Lancet, with 

the Explanatory Statement of the Defendant 

[i.e., F. Edmonds] in Millett v. Edmonds. Lond., 

J. Wade, 1866, 8"., 1/-. 

Note.— Eespeoting the reported poisoning of Jacob 

Curnow Millett. at Hayle, in Jan., 1864. 

On the Temperature of Mexico. Rep. R.I.C., 
1846, p. 71. 

Notice of Obsidian from Mexico. Geol. Sac. 
Proc, ii, 686 (1838). 

EDMONDS, George {3rd son of Rich. Edmonds, 

Sen.), b. Penzance, 25th March, 1805. d. 

Croydon, 13th Sept., 1869. 

The King against Sir Charles Wolseley, 

Baronet, and Joseph Harrison, Schoolmaster; 

set down for trial at Chester, on the 4th April, 

1820. Brief remarks, tending to show the un- 

tenability of this indictment. By Jeremy 

Bentham, Bencher of Lincoln's Inn. Lond., 

printed by John Mc Creezy, Black-Horse Court, 

Fleet Street, 1820, 8°., pp. 39. 

Note.— This work has a second title-page, which 



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EDMONDS, Gboege. (Con.). 

commences as foUo-ws : " The King against Edmonds 
and others ; set down for trial at Warwick, 29th JWarch, 
1820. Brief Remarks tending to show," etc., etc. 

" The Tuck Net " retuoked, or Porpoises in- 
stead of Pilchards!!! ... Penzance, 1824, 12°. 
See JeiTery, John. 

By His Majesty's Eoyal Letters Patent. The 
Philosophic AljDhabet, with an explanation of 
its principles... To which is added a Philosophic 
System of Punctuation. By G. Edmonds. Lond., 
Simpkin; Birmingham, F. & J. Turner [printed] ; 
1832, 8"., pp. iv and 96. 

George Edmonds' complete Ancient Classical 
Dictionary. [Stevens and Pardon, Printers, 
Bell Yard, London], n.d. [1837], 12°., pp. 16. 
NoiE. — ^Without title-page. 

George Edmonds' complete English Grammar, 
with a supplemental Grammar of Etiquette. 
5th ed., Lond., published forG. Edmonds, Esq., 
19, East Street, Lamb's Conduit Street... 1837, 
12°., pp. 16, l^d. 

The Tri-National Grammar. By G. Edmonds. 
[Colophon, "Published by G. Edmonds, 12, 
Church Eow, Old St. Pancras, and 25, Bow 
Street ; Stevens and Pardon, Printers, etc."] ; 
n.d. [1838], 12°., pp. 16. 

A Universal Alphabet, Grammar, and Langu- 
age ; comprising a scientific classification of the 
radical elements of discourse, and illustrative 
translations from the Holy Scriptures and the 
Principal British Classics ; to which is added a 
Dictionary of the Language. By G. Edmonds. 
London and Glasgow, E. Griffin and Co., n d. 
[1856], 4°. Preface, pp. vii ; Contents, pp. vii; 
Introduction, pp. 34 ; Book I, Alphabet, pp. 
152 ; Book II, Translation, pp. 44, Notes, pp. 
iii. Addenda and Corrigenda, pp. ix ; Book III, 
Dictionary, unpaged. 

EDMONDS, EiCHARD, Sen. Town-Clerk of 
Mamzion, 1805-60. 6. St. Buryan, 20th May, 
1774. d. Penzance, 14th April, 1860. 

On a Granite Vein discovered in Herland 
Mine. Tram. R.G.S.C, iii, 332 (1827). 

EDMONDS, EiCHAED, JuN. {eldest son of the 
preceding), h. Penzance, 18th Sept. 1801. 

Hymns for the Principal Festivals of the 
Church, and for other occasions. Two hundred 
copies are, by permission, offered to the Eev. 
Henry Batten, M.A., the Incumbent of Penzance, 
for the benefit of the Penzance Church School. 
By the Author of the Original Hymns [i.e., Eich- 
ard Edmonds], a Member of his Flock. Lond., 
Longman; Penzance, T. Beare: 1857, 8°., pp. 
206, 1/-. ^^ 

Note.— 185 Hymns, 44 of which are by E. Edmonds. 



EDMONDS, EiOHABD, Jun. (Con.). 

The Land's End District; its Antiquities, 
Natural History, Natural Phenomena, & Scenery; 
also a brief Memoir of E. Trevithick, C.E. By 
E. Edmonds (late of Penzance), Secretary for 
Cornwall to the Cambrian Archaeological Asso- 
ciation. With map, 6 plates, and several wood- 
cuts. Lond., J. E. Smith ; Penzance, F. T. 
Vibert; 1862, 8°., pp. 270, 7/6. 

A Statistical Account of the Parish of Madron, 
containing the Borough of Penzance. 1839, 8°. 

Note. — Reprinted from Jom™. Statist. Soc. of Lond., 
ii, 198—233 (1839). 

On the Phoenician Tin Trade of Cornwall. 
With Eemarks on the Great Irruption of the Sea 
in the Eleventh Century, Sand Hillocks, Eaised 
Beaches, the Causeway between Marazion and 
St. Michael's Mount ; and on the origin of the 
names Marazion, Market Jew, Iktin, and Britain. 
By E. Edmonds. Eeprinted from the .Annual 
Report and Transactions of the Plymouth Institution 
and Devon and Cornwall Natural History Society, 
1867-8. Plymouth, Isaiah W. N. Keys and 
Sons, 52, Bedford Street, 1868, 8°., pp. 23. 

Notice of an Extraordinary Literary Blunder. 
Signed E. E. N. & Q., 2 S., vi, 108 (1858). 

Meteor of 29th June, 1832. Literary Gazette, 
7th July, 1832, p. 430. 

An Ancient Church [Perranzabuloe] restored 
to light. Letter dated Eedruth, 24th Sept., 
1835. ib., 3rd Oct., 1835, p. 634. 

Eemarkable Appearance of the Sun. Letter 
dated Penzance, 20th May, 1842. ib., 28th 
May, 1842, p. 364. 

Extraordinary Movement of the Sea in Mount's 
Bay, 5th July, 1843. ib., 15th July, 1843, p. 464. 
c/. JVest Briton, 28th July, 1843; Trans. Roy. 
Soc. of Edinb., xv, 610, 615, 623 (1843). 

Notice of the Great Meteor, June 29, 1832. 
Lond. and Edinb. Philos. Mag., i, 306-7 (1832)-. 

The Visibility of the Stars by day. ib., iii, 
238-9 (1833). 

The Mirage as seen in Cornwall, ib., viii, 
169-70 (1836). 

On Earthquakes and Extraordinary Agitations 
of the Sea. ib., xxxi, 45-52 (1866). 

On Extraordinary Agitations of the Sea not 
produced by Winds or Tides, ib., xxxvii, 35- 
40 (1869). 

On Lunar Periodicities in Earthquakes, &c, 
Edinb. New Philos. Journ., xxxviii, 271-79 (1845). 

Great Thunder-Storms, etc., on 5th July and 
1st Aug., 1846. ib., xli, 412-14 (1846). 

On the Origin of the Saud-hillocks of St. 



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EDMONDS, EiOHAED, Jcn. (Con.). 

Ives Bay, etc. ib., xliii, 181-84 (1847). 

Oscillation of tlie Waters in Lake Ontario. 
ib., xlv, 107-109 (1848). 

Extraordinary Agitation of the Sea, 23rd 
May, 1847. ib., xlv, 109-110. 

On the Eapid Diminution of the Sand-banks 
in Mount's Bay. ib., xlv, 113-15. 

Land Shells found beneath Sand-hillocks in 
Cornwall, ib., xlvii, 263-65 (1848). 

On the Fragment of a Bronze Furnace, etc. 
ib., 1, 58-61 (1851)._ 

The apparent Visibility of Stars through the 
Moon immediately before their occultation. ib., 
Ivi, 137-39 (1854). 

Account of an Earthquake, etc. ib., iii, 280- 
285 (1856). 

Contributions to the Biography of Eichard 
Trevithick, C.E. ib., x, 327-336 (1859). 

Extraordinary Agitations of the Sea in the 
West of England, and Earthquake Shocks in 
Cornwall in 1858 and 1859. ib., xii, 1-14 
(1860). 

Earthquakes in Cornwall & Yorkshire, Whirl- 
wind near Penzance, ib., xii, 203-206 (1860). 
Earthquakes in Cornwall on 13th Jan., 1860. 
ib., xiii, 100-105 (1861). 

Ancient British Caves, etc. ih., xiv, 201-202. 
Notes on Earthquakes and Agitations of the 
Sea. ib., xiv, 203-206. 

The Buried Church in the sands of Gwithian. 
ib., xvii, 14-16 (1863). 

St. Michael's Mount and the Phoenicians, ib., 
xviii, 173-81. 

Bee-hive British Dwellings at Bosphrennis 
and Chapel Euny, near Penzance, ib., xviii, 
, 187-190. 

The Calling of the Sea. Eep. E.O.P. Soc, 
1843, p. 47. 

Sepulchral Monument discovered on Carnsew 
Cliff, in Hayle, in Dec, 1843. Plate, ib., 1844, 
p. 69. 

Note.— The above two papers are reprinted in 
Coiirtney's "Guide to Penzance," App., pp. 53—58. 

Ancient Customs in Cornwall. Trans. P.N.H. 
& A. Soc, i, 69-82 (1846). 

Thunder Storms and Agitations of the Sea m 
1846. ib., i, 102-6. 

The Effects of Lightning at Polmenna in 

1846. ib., i, 155-6. 

Four Whirlwinds at St. Just in 1846. ib., i, 
157-8 (1847). 

The Oscillation of the Waters in Lake Ontario 
in 1845. ib., i, 169-70. 

The Agitation of the Sea on the 23rd May, 

1847. «6.,i, 171-2. . . in. 
The Cromlechs near Penzance, ib., i, 195- 

202 (1848). 



EDMONDS, EiOHAED, JuN. (Con.). 

Barrows, Urns, and other Sepulchral Eemains, 
found near Penzance, ib., i, 229-36. 

On Ancient Mill-stones and British Villages 
near Penzance, ib., i, 245-50. 

The Tolm^n of Constantino, ib., i, 309 (1849). 
Ancient Cave near Penzance compared with 
Caves in Scilly and Sepulchres in Sardinia, ib., 
i, 310-13. 

Hill Castles, Cliff Castles, and other supposed 
British Dwellings, near Penzance, ib., i, 341-6. 
Also found as a Pamph., with a title page, 1849, 
8". 

Fragment of a Bronze Furnace discovered 
near St. Michael's Mount, ib., i, 347-51. Also 
found as a Pamph., with a title page, 1849, 8°. 
Druidical Temples near Penzance, ib., i, 381- 
6 (1850). 

The Wind and the Lightning of 14th Dec, 
1850. ib., ii, 19-20. 

Crucifix found at Penzance, ib., ii, 46-7 
(1851). 

The Calling of the Sea and the Wind, ib., ii, 
103-5. 

Ancient Mill-stone found at St. Just, ib., ii, 
106-7 (1852). 

Extraordinary Vegetable Productions, ib., ii, 
238. 

Inscribed Stone found in St. Hilary, ib., ii, 
290-94(1853). i 

On Sand-banks in Mount's Bay. Quart. Journ. 
Geol. Soc. of Lond., iv, p. Ixxviii (1848). 

On Land Shells below Sand-hillocks on the 
Coast of Cornwall, ib., v, p. xcii (1849). 

On Extraordinary Agitations of the Sea, with 
a refutation of the new theory thereon. Trwns. 
Devonshire Assoc, of Science, etc. (1869). 

On Eemarkable Lunar Periodicities in Earth, 
quakes. Extraordinary Oscillations of the Sea, 
and Atmospherical Changes. Brit. Assoc. Section, 
1845, pp. 20-22. , 

Thermometrical Maxima at or near the Moon s 
first quarter during 12 years.— 1839-1850. ib., 

1850, p. 32. , , c. ^ 

On Extraordinary Agitations of the bea not 
produced by winds or tides, with a refutation 
of the new theory thereon, ib., 1870, p. 160. 

The Antiquities of the ;Land's End district. 
ArchcBol. Camb., iii, 275-95, 350-68 (1857); 
iv, 66-76, 173-83, 274-83, 426 (1858) 

Ancient Wells in Oxfordshire, Bedfordshire, 
and Cornwall, ib., vii, 171-72 (1861). 

The Lost Church in the sands of Orwithian. 
ib., ix, 52-54 (1863). 



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EDMONDS, BiCHABD, Jun. (Con.). 

Extraordinary Movement of the Sea, July, 
1843, with notice... of Earthquakes which have 
occurred in Cornwall. Trans. E.G.S.C., vi, 111- 
121 (1843). 

Lunar Periodicities in Earthquakes, Atmos- 
pherical Changes, and Hygrometrical Facts, ib., 
vi, 196-210, 259-264 (1845). Also found as 
Pamphlets, with title-pages, 1844 and 1845, 8". 

The Origin of the Sand-hillocks of St. Ives 
Bay, Whitesand Bay, and Mount's Bay. ib., vi, 
301-304. Also found as a Pamph., with a 
title-page, 1846, 8". 

The Rapid Diminution of the Sand-banks in 
Mount's Bay. ib., vii, 31-33 (1847). 

Land Shells found beneath the surface of 
sand-hillocks on the coasts of Cornwall, ib., vii, 
70-71 (1848). 

On Earthquakes, &c. ib., vii, 164-67. Also 
found as a Pamph., with a title-page, 1850, 8°. 

Earthquake, 30th May, 1855, and Agitation 
of the Sea, 6th June, 1855. ib., vii, 279-84 
(1855). 

Agitations of the Sea and Earthquakes, ib., 
vii, 355-68 (1858-59). 

Earthquake, 13th Jan., 1860. ib., vii, 381- 
87 (1860). 

On Earthquakes, &c. ib. (1865). 

On Extraordinary Agitations of the Sea not 
produced by winds or tides, ib. (1868). 

On the Earthquake Sea-waves in Peru, New 
Zealand, etc., on the 13th and 14th Aug., 1868, 
and in the West of England, on Michaelmas 
Day, 1869 ; also on the Earthquake Shock felt 
at Sea, near Peru, on the 24th Aug., 1869, and 
on the great Sea Waves near the Land's End, in 
1809. ib. (1869). 

Optical Phcenomena. Hep. B.I.O., 1841, p. 28. 

Periodicities in Atmospherical and other Phce- 
nomena. ib., 1844, p. 41. Also found as a 
Pamph., with a title-page, 1845, 8". 

Lunar Periodicities, ib., 1848, p. 46. 

The Climate of Australia, ib., 1850, p. 25. 

The Tolm^n of Constantino, ib., 1857, p. 30. 

Earthquakes in Cornwall, ib., 1859, p. 28. 

Earthquakes in Cornwall and Yorkshire, and 
Whirlwinds near Penzance, ib., 1860, p. 51. 

Description of Cornish Antiquities for the 
guidance of the Camb. Archseol. Soc. ib., 1861, 
pp. 12-14. 

Bee-hive Cave at Chapel Euny, and Longi- 
tudinal Cave at Chyoyster. ib., 1861, p. 48-50. 

Notes on Earthquakes, etc. ib., 1861, p. 56- 
60. 

St. Michael's Mount and the Phoenicians, ib., 
1863, pp. 63-70. 

Bee-hive British Dwellings, ib., 1863. 



EDMONDS, EiCHABD, Jtjn. (Con.). 

The Death-watch ; the ticking of Anobium. 
: Nat. Hist., vi, 468-69 (1834). 



Extraordinary Oscillation of the Sea ... in 
Mount's Bay. Proe. Boy. Soc, v, 962 (1850). 
The Calling of the Sea. ib., v, 968. 

Mr. Peel's Act. By Epsilon [i.e., E. Edmonds] 
Cornish Mag., iii, 115 (1828). 

Cornish Customs on Midsummer Eve. ib 
iii, 137. 

Proposed Reformation of the Laws of England. 
By E, Redruth [i.e., R. Edmonds], ib., iii, 153. 

Penzance and Mount's Bay. ib., iii, 158. 

Trial by Jury, ib., iii, 183. 

Puns and Punning. By Redruth [i.e., E. 
Edmonds], ib., iii, 86-92. 

Insulation of St. Michael's Mount, ComwaL 
Nature, iii, 309 (1871). 

EDMONDS, Thomas Rowe, B.A. {2nd son of 
Eich. Edmonds, Sen.), b. Penzance, 20th June, 
1803. 

Practical, Moral, and Political Economy; or 
the Government, Religion, and Institutions, most 
conducive to individual happiness and to national 
power. By T. E. Edmonds, A.B., Trinity Coll., 
Camb. Lond., Effingham Wilson, Royal Ex- 
change, 1828, 80., pp. viii and 304, 9/-. 

Lite Tables, founded on the discovery of a 
Numerical Law regulating the existence of every 
human being. Illustrated by a new theory of 
the causes producing health and longevity. By 
T. E. Edmonds. Lond., Duncan, 1832, imp. 8". 

On the Influence of Age on the Mortality of 
the Population of Sweden. Proc. Statis. Soc. of 
Lond., vol. i [No. 10, 17th April, 1837], pp. 
1-17. 

On the Movement of the Populations of 
Eng'land and Sweden throughout 75 years, 
ending with 1830. ib., pp. 17-22. 

An Enquiry into the Laws which govern the 
Mortality of the People of England; founded 
upon official records of births, deaths, and popu- 
lation, for the last 70 years. By T. E. Edmonds, 
Actuary to the Legal and General Life Assurance 
Soc, London. The Lancet, pp. 297-301, March 
9, 1850. 

An Enquiry into the Law which governs the 
MortaHty of the Population of England, in 
various localities of Town and Country ; founded 
upon Official Eecords of the Eegistrar-General. 
ib., pp. 328-29, March 16, 1850. 



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EDMONDS, Thomas Eowe. [Con.). 

On the Laws of Mortality and Sickness of 
the Labouring Classes of England, ib., pp. 
329-32, Oct. 21, 1854, and pp. 453-56, Dec. 2, 
1854. 

On the Law of Increase of the Population of 
England during the last 100 years. By T. R. 
Edmonds. The Assurance Mag., ii, 57-69 (1851). 
On an unfair suppression of due acknowledg- 
ment to the writings of Mr. Benjamin Gompertz. 
By Professor De Morgan, ib., ix, 86-9 (1861). 
On the discovery of the law of human mor- 
tality, and on the antecedent partial discoveries 
of Dr. Price and Mr. Gompertz. By T. R. 
Edmonds, ib., ix, 170-84. 

On Mr. Gompertz's law of mortality. By 
Professor De Morgan, ib., ix, 214-15. 

On Mr. Gompertz's law of human mortality, 
and Mr. Edmonds' claims to its independent 
discovery and extension. By T. B. Sprague. 
ib., ix, 288-95. 

Letter from Benjamin Gompertz. ib., ix, 
296-8. 

On the law of human mortality, and on Mr. 
Gompertz's new exposition of his laws of mor- 
tality. By T. R. Edmonds, ib., ix, 327-41. 
[Also found as a Pamph., printed by E. & 0. 
Layton, 150, Fleet Street, n.d., 8°., pp. 15]. 

Mr. Edmonds ; College Life. By Professor 
De Morgan, ib., x, 29-30 (1862). 

On the recent imputations made as to Mr. 
Gompertz's accuracy. By T. B. Sprague. ib., 
X, 32-44. 

On the value of Mr. Gompertz's Formula for 
the number living, in terms of the mortality 
according to age, compared with the value of a 
similar Formula published in 1832. By T. R. 
Edmonds, ib., x, 104-113. 

On the Elastic Force of Steam of Maximum 
Density ; with a new Formula for the expression 
of such force in terms of the Temperature. 
Lond., Edinb., and Dub. Philos. Mag. and Journ. 
of Science, xxix, 169-87 (1865). 

On the Laws of Density of Saturated Steam, 
expressed by a new Formula, ib., xxx, 1-11 
(1865). 

On the Laws of Human Mortality, expressed 
by a new Formula, ib., xxxi, 1-16, (1866). 

Note. — The Penzance Public Library have [re- 
printed] copies of the three preceding papers, bound in 
one volume, with the following printed title : " On the 
Laws governing Human Mortality, Pressure of Saturated 
Steam, and Density of Saturated Steam. By T. E. 
Edmonds. London, 1866," 8°. 

On Vital Force according to Age and the 
"-English Life Table." ib., xxxviii, 18-33 (1869). 



EDMONDS, Thomas Eowe. {Con.). 

On the Laws of Density of Steam, etc. The 
Artizan, pp. 175-79, Aug. 1, 1865 ; The Engineer, 
28th July, 1865. 

On the Reform of the Income and Property 
Tax. A Letter from. Junius \i.e., T. R. Edmonds] 
to Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P. Daily News, 8tn 
Jan., 1853. 

Second Report from the Select Committee on 
the Income and Property Tax... Ordered by the 
House of Commons to be printed 22nd June, 
1852. 

Note. — Evidence of T. E. Edmonds, 24th April, 
1852. Questions 2314 to 4565, pp. 121^8. 

EDSALL, Charles Stokes {son of William 
Edsall). b. Helston, I6th June, 1797. d. 
Truro, 6th April, 1869. 
Copper-Ore Tables, shewing the Prices of 

Ores of different Produces, together with the 

mode of conducting the Copper-Ore Ticketing. 

By C. S. Edsall, Accountant. Truro, Heard 

and Sons, 1854, 8"., pp. 432, 42/-. 

EDWARD V. 

Grant to Edward, the King's Son, of the 
Duchy of Cornwall, 15 Ed. IV [1475]. Br. 
Museum Addit. MSS., 15,663, fol. 248. 

EDWARDS, John Passmoee {2nd son of Will. 

Edwards), b. Blackwater, near Chacewater, 

24th March, 1824. 

The Temperance Tract Journal. [Ed. by 
J. P. Edwards]. Nos. 1 and 2, January and 
February, 1851, S°., pp. 32, Id each. 
Note. — No more published. 

The Public Good : devoted to the advocacy of 
great principles and advancement of useful insti- 
tutions and the elevation of man. By J. P. 
Edwards. Lond., pubHshed by J. P. Edwards, 
2, Horse-Shoe Court, Ludgate HDl, n.d. [1849- 
51], 3 vols., 8°., 

Note. — Originally appeared in twopenny monthly 
parts. 

Public Good Almanac for 1851. Ed. by J. P. 
Edwards. Lond., published at "Public Good" 
Office, Lovell's Court, Paternoster Row, 1851, 

8^'., 2d. ., , 

The Poetic Companion, for the fireside, the 

fields, the woods, and the streams. [Ed. by 

J P. Edwards]. Lond., "Poetic Companion' 

Office, Lovell's Court, Paternoster Row, 1851, 8°. 
Note.— OriginaUy appeared in twopenny monthly 

parts. The first is dated January, 1851. 

The Peace Advocate and Correspondent. [Ed. 

by J. P. Edwards]. Lond., published by J. P. 

Edwards, "Public Good" Office, LoveU's Court, 



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ELFIN. 



EDWAEDS, John Passmobe. (Con.). 

Paternoster Eow. Nos. 1 and 2, January and 
February, 1851, 8°., pp. 32, Id. each. 

Note. — No more published. 

The Eclectic Review. Lond., 1852-60, 8". 
Tait's Edinburgh Magazine. Edinburgh, 1852 
-60, 8°. 

Note. — During the years above-mentioned Mr. Ed- 
wards contributed to these two publications. 

Lives of the Illustrious (The Biographical 
Magazine). Lond., J. P. Edwards, 2, Horse-shoe 
Court, Ludgate Hill, 1852-55, 7 vols., 8°., 7/6 
each. 

Note.— Originally appeared in sixpenny monthly 
parts. 

The War a blunder and a crime. By J. P. 
Edwards. Lond., published by Houlston and 
Stoneman, Paternoster Row, n.d. [1855], 8"., 
pp. 50, 1/-. 

Shot and Shell. [Ed. by J. Passmore Ed- 
wards]. 1855, Id. weekly. 

Note. — Announced for publication, but was never 
commenced, owing to the cessation of the Eussian War. 

The Mechanics' Magazine. Lond., 1860-68, 
8°. 

Note. — During the years above-mentioned Mr. Ed- 
wards was proprietor of this Magazine. He succeeded 
Mr. B. J. Eeed as Editor, upon that gentleman's ap- 
pointment to the ControUersMp of the Navy. 

The Building News and Engineering Journal. 
[Ed. by J. P. Edwards]. Printed and published 
for the proprietor [J. P. Edwards], by E. J. 
Kibblewhite, 31, Tavistock Street, Covent Gard- 
en, London. Plates. Weekly, foL, pp. 28, 3d. 

Note. — In progress. Mr. Edwards has been the 
proprietor of this paper since 1861. The circulation is 
now (1871) 7,000 a week. 

English Mechanic and World of Science; 
with which are incorporated " The Mechanic," 
" Scientific Opinion," and the " British and 
Foreign Mechanic." [Ed. by J. P. Edwards]. 
Woodcuts. Lond., printed and published (for 
the proprietor, J. P. Edwards) by E. J. Kibble- 
white, 31, Tavistock Street, London. Weekly, 
fol., pp. 32, 2d. 

Note. — In progress. Mr. Edwards has been the 
proprietor of this paper since 1869. The circulation is 
now (1871) 27,000 a week. 

Banquet to J. Passmore Edwards, Esq. [Lond., 
W. H. ColUngridge, Aldersgate Street, n.d., 29th 
Oct., 1866], 8°., pp. 8. 

Note. — ^Without Title-page. 

The Mission of Richard Cobden. Howitt's 
Journ., m, 200-203 (1848). 

The Peace Congress. People's Journ., vi, 197- 
200, 225-28 (1848). 

The Pleasures of Knowledge, ib., vi, 323-25. 



EDWAEDS, John Passmoee. (Con.). 

Revolutions and Reforms, ib., vi, 107-111. 

The Greatest Evil, ib., vi, 282-85. 

The Two Sisters, ib., vi, 169-73. 

The New Movement, ib., vii, 38-39 (1849). 

The Advantages of Knowledge, ib., vii, 127- 



29. 

The EngUsh in France. 

A Few Days in Paris. 
344, 358. 



ib., vii, 250-52. 
I., vii, 301, 315, 329, 



EDWARDS, Richard, M.A., M.D. {Zrd son of 
John Edwards), b. Cornwall, d. Falmouth, 
12th Sept., 1827. cf. Gent. Mag., xcvii, pt. 2, 
471 (1827); Annual Biog. far 1828, p. 433; 
New Mmthly Mag., xxi, 485 (1827). 

A.D. 1813, No. 3667. Specification of E. 
Edwards, of the parish of Budock, Doctor of 
Physic, and William Williams, of the Borough 
of Penryn, Surgeon, for the invention of "A 
certain process for extracting arsenic from any 
of the ores or other substances in which it is 
contained, in a purer state than it is at present 
procured in this kingdom." 2 section plans. 
Lond., 1813, fol. — Reprinted, Lond., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1856, fol., pp. 7, 9d. 

MSS. additions to Pryce's Mineralogia. By 
Dr. Edwards, cf. Journ. B.I. C, Oct., 1 864, p. ix. 

EDWARDS, Rev. William. Wesleyan Minister 
in Cornwall 1824. d. Ipswich, 16th May, 
1860, aged 70. cf. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., 
Ixxxiii, 842 (1860). 

Memoir of Mrs. Amey Brokenshire (daughter 
of Mr. Verco, of Rathern Bridge), who died at 
Brixham, 14th April, 1824, aged 71. Methodist 
Mag., xlvii, 716 (1824). 

EDWARDS, Zachary. 

Primitise. [In verse]. With eight photo- 
gBaphs. By Z.- Edwards. Lond., Provost & Co. 
(successors to A. W. Bennett), 5, Bishopsgate 
Without,, 1869, 8°., pp. viii and -202, 7/6. 

Note.— (;:!ontains views of Tiutagel Castle, Tiatagel 
Head, &o. 

EFFINGAM, John. d. near Penryn, circa 
6th Feb., 1757, aged 144. cf. Public Adver- 
tiser, 18th Feb., 1757. 

ELFIN. 

A Cornish Ghost Story. A Night's Adventures 
at the Devil's Stile, or Jacky Trevose and Mary 
Trevean. By "Elfin." Truro, James R. Nether- 
ton, Lemon Street, 1862, 8"., pp. 19, 3d. 



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EGAN, Pierce (son of James Egan). I. London, 
4th Sept., 1773. d. London, 3rd Aug., 1849. 
Pierce Egan's Book of Sports gand Mirror 
of Life ; embracing the turf, the chase, the ring, 
and the stage; interspersed with original memoirs 
of sporting men, etc. Dedicated to George 
Osbaldeston, Esq. Lond., Tegg, 1832, pp. iv 
and 414. 

Note.— No. xxi, price 3d., " The Wrestlers," con- 
tains notices of the following Cornish wrestlers : 

Polkinghorne, George Saunders (of the Coldstream 
Eegiment of Guards), Francis Olver, Trewioke, John- 
son, Cooks, Benjamin Sambell. 

ELIE DE BEAUMONT, Jean Baptiste Ar- 
MAND Louis Leonce. See Dufr6noy, P. A. 

ELIOT FAMILY, of Cornwall, cf. Brydges' 
ed. of Collins' Peerage, viii, 3-7 ; N. & Q., 3 S., 
iv, 305 (1863). 

Genealogical Memoranda, relating to the 
families of Eliot, of Port Eliot, and Craggs, of 
Wyserley. Copied from Documents in the pos- 
session of the Rt. Honble. the Earl of St. Ger- 
mans. Lond., privately printed by Taylor & Co., 
Little Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 1868, 
4"., pp. 16. 

Note.— Originally appeared in Miscell. Geneal. et 
Herald, ii, 34—49. 

Genealogy of the Eliot family. Originally 
compiled by W. H. Eliot, jun. ; revised and en- 
larged by W. S. Porter. Newhaven, Conn., 
George B. Bassett and Co., 1854, 8"., pp. 184. 

Note. — The account of the Cornish family con- 
tained in pp. 17 — 29, 181 — 2. 

Pedigree of Eliot family. Br. Museum Addit. 
MSS., 5,839, pp. 451-3, 460. 

ELIOT, Lady Catherine (dau. of Edward 
EUiston, and wife of Edward, \st Baron Eliot, 
of St. Germans), h. 1735. d. Port Eliot, 23rd 
Feb., 1804. 

Note. — Lady Eliot was maternal cousin to Gibbon. 
See under Eliot, Edward. 

ELIOT, Edward {son of Rich. Eliot). Baron 
Eliot of St. Germans, 30th Jan., 1784. Com- 
missioner of the Board of Trade, 1760-1776. 
I. St. George's, Hanover Square, London, 8th 
July, 1727. d. Port Eliot, I7th Feb., 1804. 
cf Gent. Mag., Ixxiv, pt. i, 186 (1804); H. 
Walpole's Journ. of Geo. Ill, from 1771-83, 
ii, 26; BoswelFs Johnson (ed. 1848), pp. 511, 
642, 680, 748 ; Mem. of Life and Writings of 
E. Gibbon (ed. 1827), i, 16, 57, 226; ii, 75, 
123, 125, 138; Chesterfields Letters (Mahon's 
ed.), i, 65, 169, 224; ii, 355, 364; iv, 337. 

Letters from E. Eliot to his father, E. Eliot, 
written during his tour through Holland, Prussia, 



ELIOT, Bdwakd. {Con.). 

and Switzerland, in 1744-48. MSS. Port Eliot. ' 
Ten Letters from W. Harte to E. Eliot, 1746- 
52. MSS. ib. 

Six Letters from Lord Chesterfield to E. Eliot, 
1747 or 48. MSS. ib. 

Note.— Lord Chesterfield sent his son, Philip Stan- 
hope, as traveUing companion with B. Eliot, under Rev. 
W. Harte. One of the letters is of condolence with E. 
Eliot, on the occasion of his father's death. 

Three Letters from P. Stanhope, at Leipzig, 
to E. Eliot, at Port Eliot. 1748. MSS. ib. 

A Letter from E. Nugent to E. Eliot. London 
23rd Nov., 1753. MSS. ib. 

Four letters from Edward Gibbon, of Benton 
(father of the Historian), to E. Eliot (who m. 
his niece, Catherine EUiston). 1753,1767. MSS. 
ib. 

Seven Letters from E. Gibbon (the Historian) 
to E. EHot. 1775-88. MSS. ib. 

Letters from "W. Pitt to Lord Eliot. Walmer 
Castle, 10th Oct., 1797. MSS. ib. 

Letters from John Whitaker to Lord Eliot, 
1 793-95, about his " Ancient Cathedral of Corn- 
wall." MSS. ib. 

Letter from Lord Chesterfield to Edward Eliot, 
Esq., dated Bath, 19th Oct., 1748. Lord Chest- 
erfield's Letters (Mahon's ed.), v, 449-50. 

ELIOT, Edward Granville (only son of Will, 
2nd Earl). 3rd Earl of St. Germans, b. Port 
Eliot, 29th Aug., 1798. 

Advice to the Government on the subject of 
Irish Education, in a series of Letters on Edu- 
cational Reform, addressed to the Eight Hon. 
Lord Eliot, M.P. By an Educational Advocate. . 
Belfast, printed for the Author, and sold by 
W. H. Parker, Lond.. ..1842, 12"., pp. iv and 71. 

Reasons for not signing an address to Her 
Majesty on the subject of the recent so-called 
Papal Aggression. By the Earl of St. Germans. 
2nd ed., Lond., James Ridgway, 1850, 8"., pp. 16. 

Marriages Bill. Speeches of the Earl of St. 
Gerinans and Viscount Gage, in the House of 
Lords, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1851. Printed for the 
Marriage Law Reform Association. Lond., James 
Madden, 8, Leadenhall Street, 1851, 8"., pp. 32. 
Note. — Lord St. Germans' Speech, pp. 3 — 24. 

Marriage with a deceased wife's sister. Speech • 
of the Earl of St. Germans, in the House of 
Lords, Monday, June 21, 1852, on the presenta- 
tions of petitions in favour of rendering lawful 
marriage with a deceased wife's sister. Published 
for the Marriage Law Reform Association. Lond., 
Seeleys, 1852, 8°., pp. 24. 

Marriages Bill. Speeches of the Earl of St. 
Germans, the Earl of Albemarle, the Lord 
Ravensworth, and the Earl Grey, in the House 
of Lords, on the 25th April, 1856. Printed for 



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ELIOT, Edwaed Granville. (Con.), 

the Marriage Law Reform Association. Lond., 
T. Hatchard, 1856, 8"., pp. 34. 

Note. — Lord St. Germans' Speech, pp. 3 — 24. 

Addresses delivered at Meetings of the Senate 
of the Queen's University in Ireland, to confer 
degrees on Students of the Queen's Colleges of 
Belfast, Cork, and Galway. By the Et. Hon. 
Maziere Brady... from the year 1852 to 1858. 
And those of the Lords Lieutenants of Ireland, 
who successively attended those meetings. Dub- 
lin, Hodges, Smith & Co., 1859, 8°., pp. iv and 
102.— 2nd ed., Dublin, Hodges, 1863, 8°., pp. 
iv and 178. 

Note. — Lord St. Germans' Speech contained in pp. 
27—9. 

ELIOT, Hon. Edwakd James (2nd son of Isi 
Baron Eliot), b. Port Eliot, 24th Aug., 1758. 
d. Port EKot, 20th Sept., ] 797. cf. Gent. Mag., 
Ixvii, pt. 2, 896 (1797). 

Nine Letters from E. J. Eliot to his Father. 
1785-89. MSS. Port Eliot. 

ELIOT, Edward John Coknwallis. Lord 
Eliot (eldest son of Srd Earl of St. Germans). 
b. 2nd April, 1827. bapt. St. George's, Han- 
over Square, 16th May. d. Port Eliot, 26th 
Nov., 1864. cf. Gent. Mag., xviii, 119 (1865). 

Begins "Address to the Eight Hon. Lord 
Eliot," [in recommendation of J. Kingsley's 
County Books]. [Dublin, 1841 (?)], 8°, £r. 
Museum. 

ELIOT, Harriet (natural dau. of James Craggs 
and wife of Richard Eliot, who d. 1748). 6. 
1714. bur. St. Germans, 1st Feb., 1769, cf. 
Chatham Correspondence, iv, 373, 

ELIOT, Jemima. Countess of St. Germans 
(?,rd dau. of Charles, 2nd Marquis Cornwallis, 
and wife of 3rd Earl of St. Germans), d. 2nd 
July, 1856. 

Gleanings of Verse. Edited by Granville 
Edward Harcourt Vernon, and sold by the 
Countess of St. Germans, for the benefit of the 
distressed Irish, at the Bazaar held in theRegent's 
Park Barracks, May, 1847. [With a Preface by 
the Countess], [Whittingham, Chiswick, 18471 
4"., pp. 64. -" 

ELIOT, John (3rd and youngest son of Rich. 
Eliot, who d. 1748). Governor of East Florida 
b. Port Eliot, 12th June, 1741. d. East 
Florida, 12th June, 1769. cf Charnoch's Bioq. 
Navalis, vi, 391. ^ 



ELIOT, Sir John, Knt. (son of Rich. Eliot, 
who d. 1609). bapt. Port Eliot, 20th April, 
1590. d. In the Tower of London, 27th Nov., 
1632. cf Bliss' Wood, ii, 478-79 ; Gent. Mag., 
viii, 483 (1837) ; Sir R. Ferney's Notes of the 
Long Parliament (Camden Soc, 1845), pp. 102- 
4 ; /. D' Israeli's Commentaries on the Life and 
Reign of Charles I (1828), ii, 268-84, iv, 507-. 
48; Lord Nugent s Some Memorials of J. Hamp- 
den, i, 150-77; Echard's History (1720), p. 
424 ; Aikin's Charles I, i, 265 ; Biog. Brit. ; 
W. H. Dixon's Her Majesty's Tower (1870-71), 
iv, 3. 

The Statesmen of the Commonwealth of Eng- 
land. . .By John Forster. Lond., Longman, 1840, 
5 vols., 8". 

Note. — Aoeotint of Sir J. Eliot, i, 1 — 177. Ee- 
printed from (Lardner's Cabinet Encycloptedia) Lives 
of Eminent British Statesmen, ii, 1 — 125. 

Sir John Eliot ; aBiography. 1590-1632. By 
John Forster. Portrait. Lond., Longman, 1864, 
2 vols., 8°., 30/-. 

Sir J. Eliot, his grave and learned Speech, 
spoken in the High Court of Parliament, de- 
siring an orderlie proceeding in matters of re- 
ligion, and that it may not be onely disputed of, 
but firmely established, as it ought to be ; ex- 
pressing the misprision and errour whereby His 
Majesty is traduced by evUl members about 
him ; and the great danger of overwhelming 
that we were in by the Bishops' Articles and 
their proceedings ; exhorting to maintaine our 
King, Country, and Eeligion, even with the 
sword, against all opposers ; with a motion pro- 
pounded for laying down of the grounds wherein 
the Arminians and we differ. Lond., printed 
for V. v., 1641, 4°. Without pagination. 

The Argvments upon the Writ of Habeas 
Corpus, in the Court of King's Bench,.. Where- 
unto is annexed the Petition of Sir J. ElUot, 
Knight, in behalf of the Liberty of the Subject, 
Lond., printed by M. F., for W. Lee, M. Wal- 
bancke, D. Pakeman, and G. Bedell, 1649, 4"., 
pp. 95, 

Note. — The Petition of Sir J. Eliot is comprised in 
pp. 91—95. 

Eliot, Hampden, and Pym ; or a Eeply of 
" The Author of a Book " entitled " Commen- 
taries on the Life and Eeign of Charles the 
First," to "The Author of a Book" entitled 
" Some Memorials of John Hampden, his Party 
and his Times." [Signed I. D'Israeli]. Lond., 
Colburn and Bentley, 1832, 8°., pp. 50. 



Speech in the Parliament at Oxford, 10th 
Aug., 1625, MSS Port Eliot, in Sir J. Ehot'a 
handwriting; [Lands. MSS., 491, fol. 195]. 

Note. — It is doubtful whether this Speech were 



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ELIOT, SiK John. {Con.). 

delivered by Sir Robert Cotton or Sir J. Eliot, cf. 
Forster's Life, i, 413 ; Life of Sir R. Cotton, in Edwards' 
Lives of Founders of Br. Museum, i, 93 — 96. 

The Eeport of the Committee on the Stan- 
naries. 27th May, 1628. MSS. Port Eliot. 

Negotium Posterorum. 1628-32. MSS. ih. 

De Jure Majestatis. 1629. 121 folios. MSS.ib. 

The Project for New England for Mr. Hamp- 
den ; or the grounds for settling a plantation in 
New England. 1629, fol. MSS.ib. 

An Apology for Socrates [upon a judgment 
in y° Court of King's Bench, against y" privelege 
of Parliament, 5 Car. I]. 1632. MSS. ih. 

Verses. MSS. ih. 

Commission and Articles of Enquiry in Ad- 
miralty Suits. 1626. MSS. ih. 

Depositions before the Commissioners, in 1627, 

against Sir J. Eliot, as Vice-Admiral. MSS. ih. 

Proceedings in Parliament on Election of 

Knights of the Shire for Cornwall. 1627. 

MSS. ih. 

Papers in the matter of the information agamst 
Sir J. Eliot. MSS. ih. 

Original Letters and Correspondence of Sir 
J. Eliot 1 vol. MSS. ih. 

Inventory of the goods of Sir J. Eliot, 6th 
April, 1633, at Cuddenbeake and Port Eliot. 
On a parchment roll, 40 to 50 feet long. MSS. ih. 
Note.— The MSS. by and belonging to Sir J. Eliot, 
now at Port Eliot, are bound in moroooo, and are m 10 
vols. cf. " 1st Eep. of Eoyal Commission on Histonoal 
MSS. (Lend., 1870, fol.)," pp. 42—44. 

The Collection of Sir J. Eliot's Speeches, 
touching grievances, to induce the House to make 
a remonstrance to the King, 3rd June, 1628. 
Earl. MSS., 37, art. 44, pp. 347-50 ; 721, art 
95, pp. 589-605 ; 2,305, art. 89 ; 6,799, art. 
103; 6,800, arf. 67. 

Information against Sir J. Eliot and others. 
ih., 39, art. 46, pp. 412-422 ; 2,217, art. 55, pp. 

88-94. . ^,. „ , 

Sir D. Carleton's Explanation of his bpeecti, 

with Sir J. Eliot's Answer, delivered 20th May, 

1626. ih., 49, art. 12, pp. 79-89. 
Sir John Eliot's Speech, 27th March, 1626. 

ih., 161, art. 25, pp. 61-63. , ^ , 

Sir J. EUot's EpHogue before the Lords against 

the Duke of Buckingham, ih., 161, art. 26, pp. 

63-65. , ^- „ 

His Majestie's Message to the House for re- 
tayning Sir J. Eliot, 26th May, 1626. ih., 161, 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech in answer to the King's 
Message, 4th April, 1628. ih., 161, art. 70, pp. 
167-70; 1,721, art. 29, pp. ^}^-}\ . .^^ ^^ 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech, 28th April 1628, on 
ihe right, liberty, and property of the subject. 
ih., 1,219, art. 103, pp. 330-33. 



ELIOT, SiE John. {Con.). 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech, 1627. ih., 1,721, art. 14. 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech against Secretary Cooke's 

calling the Duke of Buckingham a great man. 

ih., 2,217, 'art. 20. [Printed in BusJmorth, i, 

526]. 

Sir J. EUot's Speech to induce the Eemon- 
strance. ih., 2,217, art. 29, pp. 36-40. 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech at the Committee, 30th 
Jan., 1628. ih., 2,217, art. 47. 

The Monarchie of Man. A Treatise, Philoso- 
phical! and Morall ; wherein some questions of 
the Politicks are obviously discust. By Sir J. 
Eliot, Knight, Prisoner in the Tower, 1631. 
ih., 2,228, fol, pp. 426 [cf. The Statesmen, etc., 
pp. 125-77; Forster's "Life of Eliot," i, 31, 581 
-616]. 

Petition to the King concerning the loan, 

1628. ih., 2,234, art. 17, pp. 279-282; cf also 

4,619, art. 6. [Printed in Bushworth, i, 429-31]. 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech, 22nd March, 1627. ih., 

2,305, art. 21 ; 6,799, art. 96. 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech in answer to a Message 
of thanks from the King, 5th April, 1628. ih., 
2,305, art. 32 ; 6,800, art. 19. 

Answer of... Sir J. Eliot touching seditious 
behaviour in Parliament, ih., 2,305, art. 120. 

Speech of Sir J. Eliot concerning the Election 
at Newport, in Cornwall, ih., 6,799, art._ 94. 

Speech concerning the King's proposition for 
a supply, 2nd April, 1628. ih., 6,800, art. 16 
[cf MSS., Camh. Univ. lAb., Mm. iv, 24, art. 
16; printed in Bushworth, ii, 520-23]. 

Speech in the House of Commons upon the 
subjects' grievances, anno 1640 {sic), ih., 6,801, 
art. 14. 

Petition in the Star Chamber, that Sir J. 
Eliot and the other Members of the House of 
Commons may have their Counsel to visit them. 
ih., 6,846, art. 120. 

A copy of the Petition of Sir J. Eliot, a 
prisoner in the Gatehouse, to the King, concern- 
ing the loan, 1628. Lands. MSS., 93, art. 40. 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech at a conference with the 
Lords on the affair of the Duke of Buckingham, 
1626. ih., 93, art. 44. , , . • 

A Speech of Sir J. Eliot, not spoken but in- 
tended, ih., 491, art. 15. 

Original Letter from Sir J. Eliot to Sir R 
Cotton. Cottonian MSS., Julius, C in, 184. 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech, May 10, 1626. AsJt- 
molean MSS., Bod. Uh., 800, art. 35, fol. 1596- 

164 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech at a conference about 
the Duke of Buckingham, ih., 830, art. 61. 



ELIOT. 



140 



ELIOT. 



ELIOT, SiE John. (Cm.). 

Petition of Sir J. Eliot, prisoner in the Gate- 
house, to the King, concerning the loans. Tanner 
MSS., Bod. Lib., 72, art. 5. 

Speech of Sir J. Eliot in Parliament, 2nd 
March, 1628-9. ih., 72, art. 150; 395, art. 3. 

Sprinted in "Speeches and Arguments of the 
Conference." Lond., 1642, 4".]. 

Part of Sir J. Eliot's Answer to the Informa- 
tion brought against him in the Star Chamber, 
1628-9. ib., 72, art. 152. 

The Humble Petition of Sir J. Eliot, Knight, 
prisoner in the Gatehouse,. concerning the loan, 
1626. MSS., Camb. Univ. Lib., Ff. iii, 17, art. 
3, pp. 114-16; [printed in Prynne^s Tracts and 
Pari. Hist., ii, 209 ; Bushworth, i, 439]. 

Sir J. Ellyott's Speeche in the Parliament 
Hoyse, 1626. ib., Gg. iv, 13, art. 7. 

Sir J. Eliott's Speech upon the Impeachment 
of the Duke of Buckingham, 2 Charles I. ib., 
Ii. V, 9, art. 11. [Printed in Bushworth, i, 353]. 

Sir J. Eliot, his Speech, 31st March, 1626. 
ib., Mm. iv, 38, art. 40, fol. 32J. [Printed ib., 
1, 220-21]. 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech against the Duke of Buck- 
ingham on the £10,000 extracted from the East 
India Company, May, 1626. ib.. Mm. iv, 38, 
art. 62, fol. 92. [Printed, with variations, ib., 
i, 352-56, 362]. 

Sir J. Eliot, his Speech, not spoke, but found 
in his chamber after the being committed to the 
Tower, ib.. Mm. iv, 38, art. 66, fol. 95&. 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech in Parliament upon 
religious grievances, June, 1628. ib.. Mm. v, 
1, art. 10, fol. 32. [Printed in Pari. Hist. Eng., 
ii, 450-53; and in Bushworth, i, 591-92]. 

Remonstrance of the Commons to Charles I, 
on the committal of Sir Dudley Digges and Sir 
J. Eliot, ib., Mm. vi, 62, art. 11, fol. 90-92. 

The Collection of Sir J. Eliot's Speeches in 
Pariiament, "taken by H. W., T. B., and others." 
Begins " We sit here as the greate councell of 
the king." MSS., penes J. Tollemache, M.P., at 
Helmingham Hall. 

■ Proceedings in the Star Chamber, in the mat- 
ter of Sir J. Eliot, Miles Hobart, P, Haymqn, 
and D. Holies, and the pleadings thereon. MSS., 
ib. 

Sir J. Elliott, his Speech, in the Commons 
House of Pariiament, Jan. 3rd, 1628. Hargrave 
MSS., Br. Museum, 226, art. 29. [Printed in 
Bushworth, i, 648-49]. 

The Petition of Sir J. Elliott, when prisoner 
in the Gatehouse, to His Majesty, ib., 226, art 
30. 



ELIOT, Sib Johw. (Con.). 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech, 25th March, 1628. 
Sloane MSS., Br. Museum, 826, fol. 50. 

Notes of Proceedings in the House of Com- 
mons, 23rd Feb., 1628, containing the Speech 
of Sir J. Eliot, ib., 826, fol. 147. 



Letter by certain justices of the co. of Corn- 
wall to others of their own rank, and to the 
freeholders generally, to join with them in taking 
care to elect men of moderation and gravity for 
Knights of the Shire, 10th Feb., 1627. MSS., 
penes John Harvey, Esq., at Ickwell Bury, in Hert- 
fordshire. 

Note. — Sir J. Trelawny, Bart., has the original of 
this letter ; and at Montacute, in Somersetshire, is the 
warrant, by Lord Keeper Coventry, for removing Sir J. 
Eliot and others from the office of Justice of the Peace, 
which warrant was the cause of the letter. 

Speeches in Parliament of Sir J. Eliot, 1626- 
27. MSS., ib. 

Speeches in Parliament of Sir J. Eliot, 1640 

(sic). MSS., ib. 

Petition of Sir J. Eliot, when prisoner in the 
Gatehouse, concerning the loan. Br. Museum 
Addit. MSS., 2,531, art. 3. 

Mr. Eliot's Speech against the oath ex-officio. 
ib., 1,200, art. 15. 

Speech of Sir J. Eliot, ib., 2,531, art. 9. 

Sir Dudley Carleton's Explanation of his 
Speech, delivered May 12, 1626, with Sir J. 
EUot's Answer, May 20, 1626. ib., 4,106, art. 
67. 

Sir J. Eliot's Speech against the Duke of Buct 
ingham, 1626. ib., 4,155, art. 28. 

Letter from J. Hampden to Sir J. Eliot, dated 
Hampden, 21st March, 1631. ib., *5,016, fol, 
1. [Printed in Hone's Every Lay Book, ii, 475-76], 

Mr. Eliot's Speech in the House of Commons, 
1640. ib., 6,411, Ff 62-63i. 

Petition of Sir J. Eliot, prisoner in the Gate' 
house, concerning the loan, ib., 12,511. 

Information in the Star Ch9,mber, May, 1629, 
against divers pariiament men, viz.. Sir J. Eliot. . ,; 
with the arguments of Mr. Will. Mason, of 
Lincoln's Inn, for Sir J. Eliot, ib., 12,511 ; 
MSS., Camb. Univ. Lib., Mm. v, 1, art. 10, fol. 
74 ; Mm. vi, 57, art. 36, fol. 118-22, Printed in 
Bushworth, i, 665-70, 686-91. 



Letter of Sir J. Eliot to the Duke of Buct 
ingham, dated Nov. 8, 1623. Cabala (1691), 
pt. 1, p. 377. 

ELIOT, John. M.P. for St. Germans (eldest 
son of Sir J.Eliot), bapt. Port -Eliot, 18th 
Oct., 1612. bur. St. Germans, 25th March, 
1865, 



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141 



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ELIOT, John. (Con.). 

Papers relating to Sir John Eliot's eldest son, 
and the sums voted to him in consideration of 
his father's sufferings. The vote of £5000 in 
1646 and the son's petition. MSS. Port Eliot. 

Original documents regarding the appoint- 
ment of J. Ehot to be Vice- Admiral of the 
county of Devon. MSS. ib. 

ELIOT, John Craggs {2nd son and heir of Edw. 
Eliot, \st Baron Eliot), cr. Earl of St. Ger- 
mans, 28th Nov., 1815. h. Port Eliot, 30th 
Sept., 1761. d. Port Eliot, 17th Nov., 1823. 
c/. Gent. Mag., xciv, pt. i, 82 (1824). 

ELIOT, Richard. Judge of the Court of Com- 
mon Pleas, 1513-22. h. Cornwall (?). d. 
circa 1522. bur. Salisbury Cathedral, cf. 
Fobs' Judges, v, 158. 

ELIOT, Richard, M.P. {Zrd son of Will. Eliot, 
living in 1694). Auditor and Receiver-General 
to the Prince of Wales. bapt. St. Germans, 
28th Oct., 1694. d. 19th Nov., 1748. cf 
Granger's Biog. Did. (Noble's ed.), iii, 249, 
where he is called Edward Eliot. 
20 Letters from R. EUot to his son, E. Eliot 

(afterwards 1st Lord Eliot), 1724-48. MSS. 

Port Eliot. 

ELIOT, William (Uh son of Edward, 1st Baron). 

3rd Baron Eliot and 2nd Earl of St. Germans. 

b Port Eliot, 1st April, 1767. d. 19th Jan., 

1845. cf Gent. Mag., xxiii, 426^27 (1845). 

Letters from W. Eliot to his father, 1793-94. 
MSS. Port Eliot. ^^ ^^^ ^,, ^ 

Original Draft of Letters from Hon. W . Ehot 
to Lord Grenville. Hague and Berlin, 1793- 

94. MSS. ib. . , , . 

Fourteen Letters from Lord Malmesbury to 
Hon. W. Eliot. Berlin, 1793-94. MSS. ib. 

Copies of 35 Letters from Hon. W. Eliot to 
Lord Grenville. Berlin, 1793. MSS. ib. 

ELIOT Hon. William Gordon Cornwallis 
(3rd 'son of 3rd Earl of St. Germans), cr. 
Baron Eliot, of St. Germans, 14th Sept., 1870. 

. b. 14th Dec, 1829. 

Krim-Girai, Khan of the Crimea. Translated 

from the German of Theodore Mundt, by Hon. 

W. G. C. Eliot. Lond., Murray, 1856, 8 ., pp. 

xvi and 192. „ ^ oc 

Note.— Translator's Preface signed Berlin, Oct. 26, 

1855. 

ELLACOMBE, Rev. Henry Thomas M.A., 
■ F.S.A. B. of Clyst St. George, Devon, b. May, 

1790. 

The Bells of the Church. A Sermon, preached 



ELLACOMBE, Rev. Henkt Thomas. {Cm.). 

at St. Mary's, Penzance, on Tuesday, the 31st 
of October, 1865, by the Rev. H. T. EUacombe. 
Lond., Bell and Daldyj Penzance, W. Cornish; 
1865, 8"., pp. 23, 6d. 

Bell Marks [Cornish]. Willis' Current Notes, 
1855, p. 29. 

List of the Ancient and Modern Bells in the 
Parish Churches in Cornwall. Trans. Exeter 
Dioc. Architect. Soc, 2 S., i, 407-9 (1867). 

ELLIOT, Rev. St. John. B. of Ladoch 1749- 
60; B. of Truro 1746-60. d. 1760. cf 
Sidney's Life of Walker, pp. 43, 49-50, 446, 
470. 

ELLIS FAMILY, of Sennen. 

Notices of the Ellises of England, Scotland, 
and Ireland. By W. S. Ellis. In 4 numbers. 
1857-66. Not published, 

Note.— Notices of the Ellis family, of Sennen, will 
be found in ii, 66—67, iii, 151, iv, 275. 

ELLIS, Carteret John William {son of John 
Ellis, of Sennen). b. James Street, West- 
minster, 11th Sept., 1805. d. ClaphamPark, 
4th Oct., 1858. 

Truro, Redruth, and Penzance Railway Com- 
pany, in continuation of the London, Exeter, 
and Falmouth Railway, with a breakwater at 
Penlee Point, Mount's Bay. n.d. [1836], fol., 
pp. 4. 

Note.— Drawn up by 0. J. W. Ellis. 

Published by desire, and dedicated to the 
Working Classes. A Lecture on National Edu- 
cation, delivered at the Plymouth Mechanics' 
Institute, in 1850, and at Burleigh, in the New 
Forest, 1852. By C. J. W. Ellis, M.A., of Trin. 
Coll., Cambridge, and Barrister-at-Law of the 
Hon' Soc. of the Middle Temple. 2nd ed., 
Lond., E. Stanford, 6, Charing Cross, 1854, S"., 
pp. 16, 

ELLIS, Sir Henry, K.H., r.R.S. Principal 
Librarian of the Br. Museum, b. Shoreditch, 
29th Nov., 1777. d. 15th Jan., 1869. 
Seal of Richard, Eari of Cornwall, King of 

the Romans. Archosol, xxxii, 408, 1847; [Proc. 

Socof Antig.,i,l^^,\^m- 

On the Early History of Lord Lieutenants of 

Counties, ib., xxxv, 350-58 (1853). 

Tanner's Notitia Monastica for Cornwall, from 

Nasmith's edition, folio, 1787, with additions, 

D. Gilberts Cornwall, App., iv, 319-36. 

Note.— The additions were communicated to D, 

Gilbert by Sir H. EUis. 



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ENTT. 



ELLIS, Henry S., r.RA.S. i. Exeter. 

On the Oysters in the West of England. By 
H. S. Ellis, Fair Park, Magdalen Eoad, Exeter. 
Journ. Bath & W. E. Soc, xii, pt. 2, 324-28 
(1864). 

ELLISON, Benjamin. 6. Birkensha-w, near 
Leeds, 1784. 

An account of the trial and execution of 
Benjamin Ellison, who was hanged at Bodmin, 
on Monday, the 11th of August, 1845, for the 
Murder of Elizabeth Euth Seaman, at the 
horough of Penzance [7th July, 1845]. Liddell 
and Sons, printers, Bodmin, n.d. [1845], fol., 
s. sh. 

ELWINUS OR ALUNUS. Came from Ireland 
into Cornwall with S. Breaca, circa 460. cf. 
Leland's Itin. (2nd ed., 1744), iii, fol. 4 ; Acta 
Sanctorum, 27th Oct., xii, 293. 

EMIDY, T. H. {son, of Joseph Antonio Emidy). 
h. Falmouth, 5th July, 1805. d. Truro, 2nd 
March, 1871. 

The Eoyal Cornwall and Devon Artillery 
Quadrilles. Composed and arranged for the 
Piano-Forte, by Thos. Emidy (of Truro). Dedi- 
cated, by permission, to Lady Eashleigh, of 
Prideaux. Truro, published at the Piano-Forte 
and Music Warehouse of Mrs. Heard and Sons, 
Boscawen Street; Lond., D'Almaine and Co., 
20, Soho Square; [1855], fol., pp. 5, 2/6. 

The Cornwall Archery Quadrille. Composed 
and arranged for the Piano-Forte, and dedicated, 
with permission, to the Ladies of the Truro 
Archery Club. By T. H. Emidy, Professor of 
Music. Published for the Author, No. 4, Charles 
Street, Truro [1864], fol., pp. 5, 2/6. 

The Workingman's Club Waltzes. By T. H. 
Emidy. 

Note. — Armotmced for publication in 1870. but 
never printed, in consequence of the author's death. 

ENGLISH, Henry. 

Glossary of Mining Terms used in South 
America, Cornwall, and Derbyshire. By H. 
English. 1830, 8°. 

Note. — Originally appeared as a Snpp. to The 
Mining Review. The Glossary of the Cornish Mining 
Terms was compUed by W. J. Henwood, P.E.S. 

ENGLISHMAN, An. pseud., i.e.. Sir F. Basset. 
See De DunstanvUle, Lord. 

ENTY, Eev. John (son of a tailor in Cornwall). 
d. 1743. ' 

Memoir of Eev. J. Enty, by John Fox. 
Monthly Repository, xvi, 325-27 (1821). 

Note.— A Satire on Kev. J. Enty, by Mr. Kellow 
of Fowey, is referred to in the above. 



ENTY, Eev. John. (Cm.). 

The Ministry secur'd from Contempt. A 
Sermon [on Tit., ii, 15] preached at Exon, Sept. 
10, 1707, before an Assembly of the United 
Ministers of Devon and Cornwal, by J. Enty. 
Lond., printed for John Clark, at the Bible and 
Crown, in the Old-Change, near St. Paul's, 1707, 
4°'., pp. 32, 6d. Br. Museum, Dr. Williams'. 

Note. — The Dedication to the United Ministers of 
Devon and Cornwall, is dated Plymouth, Oct., 1707. 

The Innocence of Protestant Dissenters clear'd 
and vindicated in reference to the transactions 
of 41 and the death of K. Charles I. In a Sermon 
[on Acts, XV, 7 and 8] preach'd at Plymouth, 
Jan. 30th, 17^, being a lecture day. By J. 
Enty. Lond., printed for J. Clark, at the Bible 
and Crown, in the Poultry, near Cheapside, 
1717, 8"., pp. 59, 6d. Br. Museum. 

A defence of the proceedings of the late As- 
sembly at Exon [on the United Ministers of 
Devon and Cornwall]. Being a reply to Mr. 
Peirce's Eemarks on those proceedings. To 
which are added some brief animadversions on 

a paper subscribed by Mr. Peirce, &c And 

also a short postscript, containing some remarks 
on a late pamphlet of Mr. George Jacomb's. 
By J. Enty. Lond., printed for J. Clark, at the 
Bible and Crown, in the Poultry, near Cheap- 
side, 1719, 8^, pp. 84, 1/-. Br. Museum, Dr. 
William^. 

An Answer to Mr. Enty's defence of the pro- 
ceedings of the Assembly at Exon. By J. Peirce. 
Lond., printed for John Clark, at the Bible and 
Crown, in the Poultry, near Cheapside, 1719, 
8°., pp. 106, 1/6. Dr. Williams'. 

Note.— At p. 97 commences " A Keply to Mr. Enty's 
brief animadversions on a Paper," &c. 

The Wefstern Inquisition ; or a relation of the 
Controversy which has been lately among the 
Dissenters in the West of England. By James 
Peirce. Lond., printed for John Clark, at the 
Bible and Crown, in the Poultry, near Cheap- 
side, 1720,8°., pp. 192, 2/-. Dr. Williams'. 

Propositions relating to the controversy among 
the Dissenters in the West, concerning the 
Trinity. In a letter to the Eev. Mr. .1. Enty. 
[By James Peirce]. Lond., printed for T. Bick- 
erton, at the Crown, in Pater-noster-row...l720, 
8°., pp. 24, 3d. Br. Museum. 

Truth and Liberty consistent and maintaui'd ; 
being a farther defence of the proceedings of 
the Assembly at Exon, in answer to Mr. Peirce ; 
wherein the reader will find obviated whatever 
is material in certain Propositions, in an anony- 
mous letter to Mr. J. Enty. By J. Enty. Lond., 
printed for J. Clark, &c. MDDCXX [1720 ?], 8"., 
pp. 235, 2/-. Br. Museum. 

A reply to Mr. Enty's late piece, intituled 
" Truth and Liberty consistent, etc.," as far as 



ENTT. 



143 



ENY3. 



ENXY, Eev. John. (Con.). 

it relates to the controversy concerning the 
Trinity. By the Author of the Propositions 
addressed to him [J. Peirce]. Lond., printed 
for -L Noon, at the White-Hart, in Cheapside... 
1721, 8"., pp. 85, 1/-. Br. Museum, Dr. Williams'. 
The Security of Truth, without the assistance 
of persecution or scurrility ; being an Answer 
to Mr. Enty's "Truth and Liberty consistent 
and maintain' d." By J. Peirce. Lond., printed 
for John Clark, at the Bible and Crown, in the 
Poultry, near Cheapside, 1721, 8"., pp. 136, 
1/6. Bod. Lib. 

A stated Ministry and Presbyterian ordination 
vindicated. By John Withers. St. Paul's love 
to souls considered and recommended. By J. 
Enty. Being Two Sermons, preach' d at the 
Ordination of Mr. Peter Jilleard, at Crediton, 
in the County of Devon, October 21, 1724... To 
which is added Mr. Jilleard's confession of faith 
..Lond., printed for J. Clark and Eichard Hett, 
at the Bible and Crown, in the Poultry, near 
Cheapside, mdccxxv, 8"., pp. 102, 1/-. Br. 
Museum. 

Note.— Enty's Sermon, pp. 43—93. 

A Sermon [on Ps. cxxxii, 17-18] preached at 
Exon, October the 11th, 1727, being the day of 
their most excellent Majesties' ... Coronation, 
by J. Enty. Exon, printed by And. Brice, for 
Aaron Tozer, jun., Bookseller, at the sign of the 
Bible, in the High-Street, 1727, 8"., pp. 36, 4d. 
Br. Museum. 

A Preservative against several abuses and 
corruptions of Eeveal'd Religion; containing 
Eemarks on a late book of Mr. Joseph Hallet, 
mn entitled A Collection of Notes, etc. By 
J Enty. Exon, printed by Andrew Brice, for 
Aaron Tozer, jun.. Bookseller, at the Bible, a 
Uttle below St. Martin's Lane, in the High-Street, 
1730, 8"., pp. XX and 200, 2/-. Br. Museum, 
Br. Williams'. ^ 

A Letter to the Eevd. Mr. Enty, m answer 
to his slanderous pamphlet, entitled A Preserv- 
ative against several abuses and corruptions of 
Eeveal'd Eeligion, &c. Being a defense ot 
several Notes and Discourses, contain d in a 
book, entitled A free and impartial study of the 
k Scriptures recommended. By J. Hfllet, Jun. 
I Lond., printed for J. Noon, at the White-Hart, 
■' near Mercers'-Chapel, in Cheapside, 1730, 8 ,, 
"*'pp 43, 6d. Br. Museum, Br. Wilhams._ 

A Defense of a late pamphlet, entitled A 
Preservative, &c., in answer to an abusive letter 
of Mr. J. Hallet, jun. By J. Enty. Lond 
printed for Aaron Tozer, jun., at the ^ible, in 
the High-Street; Exon, MDCOXXX, 8"., pp. 60. 
Br. Musetm, Dr. William^. 

A Letter to the author of the Vindication of 
Mr. Nation's Sermons ; in which the importance 



ENTY, Bet. John. {Con.). 

of faith in matters of religion, and particularly 
as to the doctrine of the deity of our Saviour, 
is considered; and the Assembly of the United 
Ministers of Devon and Cornwall is further 
defended. To which is added a second letter to 
Mr. Nation, ia answer to his vindication of him- 
self. Anon. Lond., 1732, 8"., pp. 70. 

Note. — Contains also " A Postscript ; being a third 
letter to Mr. Nation," pp. 71—87. cf. "J. Darling's 
Cyclop. Eibliog.," sub Enty, John. 

ENVEENUS. 

Seal Hunting ia Cornwall. Once a Week, iv, 
406-8 (1867). 

ENYS, Francis {2nd son of John Enys). b. 

1752. d. Enys, 12th April, 1821. 

Anecdotes of the Cornish Sheriffs. MSS. at 
Enys. cf. N. & Q., 3 S., viu, 474 (1865). 

ENYS, John (son of Thos. Enys). 

29th March, 1625. Sale of a Messuage in 
the Parish of St. Keverne, from J. Enys to 
Nath. Pearse. Earl. MSS., 6,243, art. 8. 

ENYS, LiEUT.-CoL. John, 29th Eegt. (^rd 
son of John Enys). b. 1772. d. 11th Oct., 
1802. cf Gent. Mag., Ixxri, 981 (1802). 

ENYS, John Samuel, F.G.S. (son of Samuel 
Oliver Hunt and Lucy Ann Enys ; his father, 
in 1813, took the name of Enys only, by 
royal license). 6. 21st Sept., 1796. 
Eemarks on the intensity and quantity of the 
junction changes of Sussex and Cornwall, con- 
sidered as mining districts. By J. S. Enys. 
Lond., E. Stanford, 6, Charing Cross, 1863, 8"., 
pp. 30.— Lond., E. Stanford, 1869, 8°., 1/-. 

The Granite near Penryn. Lond. and Edinb. 
Philos. Mag., ii, 321-25, 483 (1833). 

The Duty of the Steam Engines in the Mines 
of Cornwall, at different periods. Trans. Instit. 
Civil Engineers, iii, 449-66 (1842). 

Premiums offered by J. S. Enys. Bep. B.C.P. 
(Soc, 1834, p. 12. .^ . , 

Tables relative to the Properties and Practical 
Application of Steam, ib., 1835, pp. 44-49. 

The application of expansive Steam, ib., 
1836, pp. 70-76. 

The Duty and Horse-power of Steam Engines. 
ib., 1837, pp. 70-76. 

On Expansion Diagrams, etc. ib., 1838, pp. 

154-61,. 



ENTS. 



144 



ETHEEIDGE. 



ENYS, John Samuel. (Con.). 

On Light Vessels, ik, 1842, pt. 2, pp. 72; 
1851, pp. 35. 

On Ships' Fastenings and Steamboats, ib., 
1842, pt. 2, p. 109. 

On Double Cropping as lessening the risk of 
growing Potatoes, ib., 1846, pp. 15-17. 

Floating Light Vessels and Buoys, ib., 1851, 
p. 35. 

On the Construction of Boats, ib., 1854, p. 
41. 

Hornblende and Serpentine, ib., 1863, p. 42. 

Probable Course of the Tyrian Ships to Corn- 
wall, ib., 1866, p. 68. 

On the Cell Growth of Timber in reference 
to the thinning of Plantations. Hep. R.I.G., 
1860, p. 46; 1861, pt. 1, pp. 37-39. 

Flint Flakes of Lyell's First Stone Period. 
Jmrn. B.I.G., April, 1867, p. 223-25. 

Experiments on Steam Engines. Brit. Assoc. 
Bep., 1834, p. 104; 1844, p. 90. 

The application to Government for a deposi- 
tory for Mining Eecords. ib., 1839, p. 174. 

A constant Indicator for Steam Engines, ib., 
1841, pp. 307-25 ; 1842, p. 98. 

The performance of Steam Engines in Corn- 
wall. Brit. Assoc. Section, 1836, p. 130. 

The connexion between improvements in Pit- 
works and the duty of Steam Engines in Corn- 
wall, ib., 1841, p. 103. 

Photographs of Quarries near Penryn, showing 
the structure of the Granite, ib., 1858, p. 80. 

EPSILON. pseud., i.e., Edmonds, E. 

ERISEY, Mary. (1727). See KiUigrew, Sir 
Peter (d. 1704). 

ERTHUSYO. pseud., i.e. 

The Traveller or a Shy Fish glancing at " The 
Tuck-Net." A Poem by Erthusyo. Penzance, 
1824, 12°. See Jeffery, John. 

ESPRIELLO, Don Manuel Alvarez, pseud., 
i.e., Southey, Robert. 

ESQUIEOS, Henri Alphonse. b. Paris, 1814. 

L'Angleterre et les Anglais, xxii. Paysage 
et Moeurs de Cornouaille. Bevue des Deux Mondes, 
xlviii, 399-441 (1863). 

Cornwall and its Coasts. By A. Esquires. 
Lond., Chapman and Hall, 1865, 8°., pp. vii 
and 304, 9/-. 

ESTCOTT, John. 

Letter to the King of Arms, from J. Estcott, 



ESTCOTT, John. (Com.). 

Deputy for Devonshire and Corn wall... and con- 
cerning the fees due from John Smyth, of Tre- 
gonnoke, Mrs. Acham, of Plynt, Tho. Hearel, of 
Trenouth, Mrs. Boskawen, Mr. Baud, and Mr. 
Holland. Launceston, 13th May, 1620. Ash- 
molean MSS. {Bod. Lib.), 836, art. 142, fol. 513- 
16. 

ETHEEIDGE, Rev. John Wesley, A.M., Ph.D. 
Wesley an Minister in Oornwall, 1833-36 and 
1853-66; b. Youngwoods, Isle of "Wight, 
24th Feb., 1804. d. Camborne, 24th May, 
1866. 

The Apostolic Ministry and the question of 
its Restoration, considered in an Exposition of 
Part of the Fourth Chapter of the Epistle to 
the Ephesians. By J. W. Etheridge. Falmouth, 
J. Trathan, 1836, 12°., pp. 166. 

Note. — Inscribed to the Wesleyan Society, Fal- 
mouth. 

Jerusalem and Tiberias : Sora and Cordova. A 
Survey of the Religious and Scholastic learning 
of the Jews ; designed as an Introduction to the 
study of Hebrew literature. Lond., 1856, 12°., 
pp. xi and 508, 7/6. 

Note. — The prefatory " Memorandum " is dated 
Penzance, June, 1856. 

The Life of the Rev. Adam Clarke, L.L.D., 
F.A.S....By J. W. Etheridge... 2nd Edition. 
Lond., Mason, 1858, post 8°., pp. viii and 439, 
6/-. 

The Life of the Rev. Thomas Coke, D.C.L. 
By J. W. Etheridge... Lond.,, Mason, 1860, post 
8°., pp. viii and 450, 6/-. 

Note.— Preface dated Truro, May, 1860. 

The Targums of Onkelos and Jonathan ben 
Uzziel on the Pentateuch ; with the Fragments 
of the Jerusalem Targum; from the Chaldee. 
By.r. W. Etheridge, M. A... Genesis and Exodus 
[vol. i]. Lond., Longmans, 1862, 12°., pp. viii 
and 580. — Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuterono- 
my [vol. ii]. Lond., Longmans, 1865, 12°.. pp. 
688. 

Note.- -Preface to Genesis and Exodus, dated St. 
Austell, Oct. 24, 1862. 

The Sacraments ; a discourse delivered at St. 
Mary's Chapel, Truro, by J. W. Etheridge, 
M.A. Published by request. Truro, printed 
and published by W. J. Clyma, 1865, 12°., pp. 

00, 

Faithful Endurance and High Aim. Being 
a Sermon preached on the death of the late 
Rev. J. W. Etheridge, M.A., Ph.D., in Wesley 
Chapel, Camborne, by Thomas Hughes. Lond., 
Hamilton Adams & Co., 1867, 8°., pp. iv and 
114, 2/-. 

Memoir of Miss Mary Anne Job, who died at 



ETHERIDGE. 



U5 



FALMOUTH. 



BTHEEIDGE, Ebt. John Wesley. (Con.). 

Trnro, 15th .July, 1834. By Eev. ,T. W. Etheridge. 
Weslmjan Methodist Mag, Ivii, 876 (1834). 

EUSEBIUS EXONIENSIS. pseud., i.e., Pol- 
whele, Rev. K 

EVANS, Miss Rachel {dau. of the Rev. Will. 
Evans), h. Kilworthy House, near Tavistock, 
1813. 

Home Scenes ; or Tavistock and its Vicinity. 
By R. Evans. Illustrated. Lond., Simpkin ; 
Tavistock, J. L. Commins; 1846, 8°., pp. viii 
and 258. 

Note. — Contains Excursions to Coteliele, PentUlie, 
&c. 

EVAN'S, Thomas {son of John Evans), b. Bide- 
ford, loth Aug., 1803. 

Copy of a Letter [on Iron and Wooden Ships], 
from Thomas Evans, Esq., Mayor of Bideford, 
and an experienced Ship-builder, to E. 0. Tre- 
gelles, Esq., dated London, 18th Jan., 1850. 
Eep. B.G.P. Soc, 1849, pp. 18-61. 

EVELYN, Anne {dau. of Edward Boscawen, and 
wife of Sir John Evelyn), d. 1751. 

Eight Letters from John Evelyn to his wife, 
1712-27. Br. Museum Addit. MSS., 15,949, 
Ff. 50, 56, 58, 63-68, 87. 

EVELYN, John (son of Rich. Evelyn), b. Wot- ■ 
ton, in Surrey, 31st Oct., 1620. d. Wotton, 
27th Feb., 170f 
Life of Mrs. Margaret Godolphin q.v. 

EVEREST, Rev. William Frederick (son of 
Geo. Everest), h. Plymouth, 21st April, 1817. 

A Letter respectfully addressed to the Clergy 
and Laity of Cornwall, on an important subject. 
By the Rev. W. F. Everest, Chaplain of the 
County Gaol. Bodmin, printed by Liddell and 
Son, ».d [I860], 12"., pp. 11. 

EX-ETONIAN, An. pseud., i.e. 

The Comic Adventures of Satan and Peter 
Pindar {i.e., J. Wolcot], in Epistles from Aunt 
Rachel to Aunt Trebitha. Dedicated to the 
Worthy Inhabitants of Cornwall. By an Ex- 
Etonian. Doctor ego. Medians, Pharmacopola, 
sophus. Lond., printed for Allen and West, 
No. 15, Paternoster Row, 1795, 8»., pp. 29, 1/-. 
Note. — Two Epistles, dated from Penzance. 

EXMOUTH, Baron. See Pellew. 



EZEKIEL, Solomon {son of Erxkiel t Ezekiel). 
b. Newton Abbot, Devon, 7th June, 1781. d. 
Penzance, 9th March, 1867. 

Remarks on the Censures of the authorized 
version of the Holy Scriptures, contained in a 
pamphlet by the Rev. Hart Symons ; translated 
from the Hebrew by S. Ezekiel. By John 
Rogers, M.A., Canon of Exeter and Rector of 
Mawnan. Lond., 1822, 16°., pp. 15, 6d. 

The Life of Abraham ; being the first, second, 
and third of a series of Lectures on the Lives 
of the Patriarchs, delivered at the Penzance 
Hebrew Society for Promoting the Diffusion of 
Religious Knowledge, by S. Ezekiel. Penzance, 
184-, 12°. 

The Life of Isaac ; being the fourth, fifth, 
and sixth of a series of Lectures on the Lives 
of the Patriarchs, delivered at the Penzance 
Hebrew Society for Promoting the Diff'usion of 
Religious Knowledere, by S. Ezekiel. Penzance, 
printed by T. Beare, 1845, 12°., pp. 24. 

A Lecture on the Hebrew Festivals, delivered 
at the Penzance Literary Institute, by S. Ezekiel. 
Penzance, printed by F. T. Vibert, 1847, 12°., 
pp. 26. 

Letter to Sir Rose Price, on the Christianising 
of the Jews. 31st Jan., 1820. Reprinted, 
Corn. Teleg., 13th March, 1867. 

A Lecture on the Passions and Feelings of 
Mankind. 4°., pp. 48. MSS., penes Mv. Henry 
Levin, Penzance. 



F., J. F., Bristol. 

Contentment. Cornish Mag.,iv,l29-32 (1829). 

FAIRFAX, Thomas {eldest son of Ferdinando, 
2nd Baron), 3rd Baron Fairfax, b. Denton, 
in Yorkshire, 17th Jan., 1612. d. Nunapple- 
ton, 12th Nov., 1671. 
The Life of the great Lord Fairfax. . .By C. R. 

Markham. Portrait, etc. Lond., Macmillan, 

1870, 8°., pp. xii and 480. 

Note. — The account of the campaign in Cornwall 
' contained in pp. 261 — 8. 

Letter from Sir Thomas Fairfax to Speaker 

Lenthall, on behalf of various gentlemen of 

Cornwall, whose estatois are under sequestration. 

February 13,1646-7. Tanner MSS. {Bod. Lib.), 

59, a/rt. 415. 

FALMOUTH. See also Boscawen. 

FALMOUTH FAMILY, cf Sir E. Brydges 
Collins Peerage, vi, 62, 183. 

T 



FALMOUTH. 



146 



PAENINGHAM. 



FALMOUTH, Edward {son of George Evelyn, 
3rd Viscount), 4th Viscount and 1st Earl. cr. 
Earl Falmouth. 14th July, 1821. h. 10th 
May, 1787. d. Tregothnan, 29th Dec, 1841. 
cf. Gent. Mag., xvii, 209 (1842). 

A Letter on the subject of tlie re-establishing 
and extending the Stannary Courts of the Dutchy 
of Cornwall. By the Earl of Falmouth. Lond., 
Nichols and Sons, 183G, 8°., pp. 16. 

First Eeport of the Committee appointed at 
a General Meeting of persons connected with 
the Mines of Cornwall, convened by public ad- 
vertisement, at Truro, on the 4th of November, 
1835, in compliance with a requisition to the 
Earl of Falmouth, as Chairman of the Standing 
Committee for Mining affairs, " for the purpose 
of taking into consideration the present state of 
the Vice- Warden's Courts, and other matters 
relating to the Mining interests of Cornwall." 
Dated and signed Jan. 23, 1836, 8"., pp. 12. 

FALMOUTH, Evelyn {eldest son of Rev. John 
Evelyn Boscawen, Canon of Canterbury and 
B. of Wotton, Surrey). 6th Viscount. 6.18th 
March, 1819. cf. Eailey's Monthly Mag., vii, 
1-3 (1863). 

FALMOUTH, George Evelyn {eldest son of 
Admiral Edward Boscawen). 3rd Viscount. 
b. 6th May, 1758. d. 14th Feb., 1808. cf 
European Mag., liii, 103 (1808) ; Gejit. Mag., 
Ixxviii, 181 (1808). 

FALMOUTH, George Henry {only son of 
Edward, 1st Earl). 5th Viscount and 2nd Earl. 
b. Newbury, 8th July, 1811. d. London, 29th 
Aug., 1852. cf Gent. Mag., xxxviii, 425 
(1852). 

FALMOUTH, Hugh {son of Hugh, 1st Viscount 
Falmouth). 2nd Viscount, b. 1720. d. Bath, 
4th Feb., 1782. cf Gent. Mag., Hi, 94 (1782) ; 
European Mag., xxx, 158 (1796); Beatson's 
Naval Hist. ; J. Mcholls' Recollections and Re- 
flections, i, 186-7. 

FALMOUTH, Viscountess M. F. E. See Bos- 
cawen, M. F. E. 

FANSHAWE, Lady Anne {dau. of Sir John 
Harrison, and wife of Sir Richard Fanshawe). 
b. St. Olaves, Hart Street, London, 25th 
March, 1625. d. 20th Jan., 16i§. 

Memoirs of Lady Fanshawe ... Written by 
herself. To which are added extracts from the 
correspondence of Sir R. Fanshawe. Lond., 
Colburn, 1829, 8"., pp. Ixiii and 395, 9/-.— New 
ed., 1830, 8°., pp. vii and 332. 

Note.— Account of Lady PanBhawe's stay in Corn- 
wall and the Scilly Isles, 1st ed., pp. 55—62, 2nd ed 
pp. 71—75. ■' 



FARINGTON, Joseph, R.A. b. 1742. d. Parr's 
Wood, near Manchester, 30th Dec, 1821. 

Britannia Depicta. See Byrne, W. 

FARNABY, Giles, of the family of Farnaby 
of Truro ; Christ Church, Oxford. Admitted 
Mus. Bac. 1592. cf Bliss' Wood {Fasti), ii, 
257 ; Hawkins' Hist, of Music, iii, 367. 

Cantvs. Canzonets to fowre voyces, with a 
song of eight parts. Compiled by G. Farnaby, 
Bachilar of Musicke. Lond., printed by Peter 
Short, dwelling on Bread-street hil, at the signe 
of the Star, 1598, 4"., pp. xxi. 

Note. — There are distinct volumes also, for the 

scores of the altvs, tenor, and bassvs. 

A Nosegay of Spring Flowers. Madrigal, in 
four voices. The music by Giles Farnaby, A.D. 
1598. The poetry by Thomas Oliphant, Esq. 
Lond., Addison and Hodder, 210, Regent Street 
n.d. [1847], 4°., pp. 5, 2/-. 

The Whole Booke of Psalmes . . . newly cor- 
rected and enlarged by Tho. Rauenscroft. 1621, 
8°.— Reprinted by W. H. Havergal, 1845, 8". 

Note.— Contains Psalm 119, by G. Farnaby, pp. 
206— 14, reprint p. 42; Ps. 121, pp. 214—16, ih., p. 44; 
Ps. 122, pp. 216—18, lb., p. 44; Ps. 125, pp. 220—22. 
ib., p. 47. 

FARNABY, Thomas {son of T. Farnaby, and 
grandson of — Farnaby, Mayor of Truro). A 
Schoolmaster in Cornwall m 1596. b. London, 
circa 1575. d. Sevenoaks, 12th June, 1647. 
cf Bliss' Wood, iii, 213; Aihin's Gen. Biog.; 
English Cyclop. 

Note.— Wood says, speaking of T. Farnaby, "when 
he landed in Cornwall his distresses made him stoop so 
low as to be an abodarian, and several were taught their 
hornbook by him." 

M. Val. Martialis Epigrammaton libri, anim- 
adversi, emendati, et commentariolis luculenter 
explicati. Londini, excudebat Felix Kingstonius 
impensis Gulielmi Welby, 1615, 8"., pp. 392.— 
Sedani, Typis Joannis Jannoni Academiae Typo- 
graphi, 1624, 8°., pp. 342. 

Note. — The dedication in both editions is signed 
Tho. Farnaby, and commences " Virtutis juxtaac stem- 
matis splendore insigni v. vere nobiU, D. Boberto Kille- 
grseo, equiti aurato, &o." 

FARNHAM, Rev. John. Curate of Lanteglos 
juxfa Camelford 1722-40. bur. Lanteglos, 
10th June, 1740. 

Catalogue of the Libraries of Rev. Mr. Farn- 
ham, of Camelford, Rev. Mr. Edwards, of Oke- 
hampton, and Rev. Mr. Odam. 1746. 

FARNINGHAM, Marianne. pseud.,ie., Hearne, 
Mary Anne. 



FATHERS. 



147 



FINGAR. 



FATHERS, Rev. John. R. of StokecUmsland. 

Ejected 1662. cf. Palmer's Noncon. Memorial 

(1775), i, 290. 

The Strife of Brethren ; and a Treaty for 
Peace. Two Sermons. The one preached at 
the Morning Lecture, in the Citie of London ; 
the other, more enlarged, in another congrega- 
tion. By J. Fathers, Master in Arts. Lend., 
printed by Matthew Simmons, and are to be 
sold by Christopher Meredith, at the Crane, in 
Paul's Churchyard ; 1648, sm. 4°., pp. 26 and 
Epistle Dedicatory unpaged. Br. Museum. 

The content of a wayfaring man ; and the 
accompt of a Minister's removall. Two Sermons. 
The one preached at the morning lecture, in the 
Citie of London ; the other, more enlarged, in 
another congregation. By J. F[athers], M.A. 
Lond., printed by Matthew Simmons, 1648, 
sm. 4°. Pagination of first sermon (in continu- 
ation of previous volume), pp. 29-41, of second 
sermon, pp. 45-75. Br. Museum. 

Note.- — The first sermon is dedicated to John, Lord 
Eoberts, Baron of Truro ; the second to Francis Buller, 
Member of the House of Commons ; in which he men- 
tions the '• publick acknowledgments of what I owe unto 
your family, for my first induction into a pastoral 
charge." 

FAWCETT, Henry, M.P. {sonof Will. Fawcett). 

b. Salisbury, 1833. 

On the distress in Cornwall. The Times, 23rd 
Aug., 1866. 

FENNELL, Rev. John. 

An Account of the Death of Mrs. H. Barni- 
coat, dated Falmouth, Oct. 23, 1799. Methodist 
Mag., xxiii, 304-7 (1800). 

Cjpy of a Letter from Mr. John Fletcher, by 
J. Fennell, dated Penzance, 23rd July [1800]. 
ib.,xxiv, 91-93 (1801). 

An Account of the Death of S. Taylor, dated 
Penzance, Jan. 12, 1801. ih., xxiv, 531-33. 

FENTON, John. d. 8th Jan., 1864. bur. 

Manorowen, near Fishguard. 

Names of places in Cornwall. By J. Fenton, 
Bodmor Lodge, near Glynmel, Fishguard. 
JrchcBol. Camb., ix, 72-73 (1863j. 

FENWICK, LiEUT.-CoL. William, C.B. and 
K.T.S. (7th son of Thomas FenwicJc). lAeut.- 
Governor of Pendennis Castle 1813-32. b. 
Earsdon, Northumberland, 4th Oct., 1777. 
d. Pendennis Castle, 7th July, 1832. cf Gent. 
Mag., cii, pt. 2, 181 (1832) ; N. & Q., 3 S., 
vii, 342, 387 (1865). 

FENWICK, Mr. 

Memoir of Mrs. E. Berriman, of Penzance, 
who died in 1820. By Mr. Fenwick. Wesleyam 
Methodist Mag., xlv, 693-99 (1822). 



FERRAR, Lieut. William Augustus, b. Dub- 
lin, 6th Feb., 1797. 



Account of the Wreck of the Postboy, 
mouth, 1838, 8°. 



Fal- 



FERRIS, OcTAVius Allen {son of William 
Ferris), b. Truro, 27th Aug., 1805. 

Elementary Lessons in English Etymology, 
with copious exercises... Part I, Separable words. 
By 0. Allen Ferris, formerly a student in Uni- 
versity College, London. Lond., Simpkin, 1862, 
8°., pp. viii and 74. 

FERRIS, Richard. 

The most dangerous and memorable aduenture 
of Richard herris, one of the fiue ordinarie 
messengers of her Maiestie's Chamber, who de- 
parted from Tower Wharfe, on Midsommer day 
last past, with Andrew Hill and William Thomas, 
who vndertooke in a small Whefry Boate to 
rowe by sea to the citie of Bristowe, and are 
now safely returned. Wherein is particularly 
expressed their perils sustained in the said voy- 
age, and the great entertainment they had at 
seuerall places vpon the coast of England, as 
they went, but especially at the said citie of 
Bristow. Published by the sayd Richard Ferris. 
Lond., printed by John Wolfe for Edward White, 
and are to be sold at his shop, being at the litle 
north doore of Pauls, at the signe of the sunne, 
1590, 4". No pagination. 7 leaves. Bod. Lib. 
—Reprinted, Lond., 1863, 4". 

Note. — He visited Looe, St. Mawes, Mount's Bay, 
St. Ives, and Padstow. ef.Journ. B.I.G., pp.i— v, 1864. 

FESTING, Rev. George Arthur, M.A. (son 

of Rev. Chas. Geo. Ruddoclc Festing, V. of Paul). 

V. of Clifton in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, b. 

Witham Friary, Somerset, 1834. 

Dolly Pentreath. N. & Q., 1 S., xii, 500 
(1855). 

FIELD, Frederick. 

On a specimen of Tin-ore hitherto undescribed. 
Brit. Assoc. Sect, 1864, p. 27. 

FIELDING, Henry, b. Sharpham, near Glas- 
tonbury, 1707. d. Lisbon, 8th October, 1754. 
A True state of the Case of Bosavern Penlez. 

(1749), q.v. 

FINGAR OR GWINEAR, St. Came from Ire- 
land circa 460. cf. Acta Sanctorum, 23rd 
March, iii, 455-59 ; Hardj/s Cat. of Materials, 
i, 59. 
Passio Sanctorum Guigneri Fingaris, Pialae 

etsociorum. By Anselm. MS.S'. (?) 13th cent. 

Printed in S. Anselmi opera (ed. Gerberon, Paris, 



FINGAE. 



148 



FITZ-GEOFFEY. 



FINGAE OK GWINEAE, St. (Cora.)- 

1675, fol.), pp. 508-11 J /. Picard's ed. of S. 
Anselni, 1612; Messingham's Florilegium insulae 
sanctorum, pp. 211-16; Migne's Patrologia, clix, 
326. 

Note. — The life of S. Fingar cited in Leland, Itin., 
iii, fol. 4, is perhaps a different life to the above. 



FISHER, Rev. John, M.A. 
1724-34. 



V. of Veryan, 



A Sermon [on Ps. xxx, 5] preacli'd at the 
Cathedral Church of St. Peter, in Exon, before 
the Right Worshipful the Mayor and Chamber, 
on August the 6th, 1723, being the Anniversary 
of the Deliverance of that City from the Cornish 
Insurrection, in the reign of King Edward the 
Vlth, by J. Fisher, B.A. Lond., printed for 
Edward Score and Nathanael Thorn, Booksellers 
in Exon, 1723, 8°., pp. 27. Br. Museum. 

A Sermon [on Ps. cxxvii, 1] preach'd in the 
Cathedral Church of St. Peter, in Exon, before 
the Rt. Worshipful the Mayor and Chamber, on 
August the 6th, 1725, being the Anniversary of 
the Deliverance of that City from the Cornish 
Insurrection, in the reign of King Edward VI, 
by J. Fisher, M.A., Vicar of St. V'Uryan (sic), 
in Cornwal. PubHsh'd at the request of the 
Mayor. Exon, printed by Andrew Brice, and 
sold by the Booksellers of that City, 1725, 4"., 
pp. 32, 6d. Br. Museum. 

FISHER, Rev. John, B.A. {son of John Fisher). 
Fellow of Magdalen Coll., Oxford; Curate of 
Mawgan 1797-1804; R. of Wavendon, 1805- 
46. J. Bodmin, 13th April, 1774. tZ. Waven- 
don, 23rd December, 1846. 

The Valley of Lanherne and other pieces of 
verse. By John Fisher, A.B. Lond., J. Hatch- 
ard, 1801, 12"., pp. 110, 5/-. 

FISHER, Rev. Thomas. R. of Roche 1819-34; 
R. of Luccomhe 1834-56. d. Luccombe, 4th 
April, 1856, aged 74. 

A Sermon [on Acts x, 38] preached in the 
Parish Church of St. Mary, Truro, in behalf of 
the Cornwall General Infirmary, on Friday, 
August 12th, 1825, being the day appointed 
for the anniversary meeting of that Institution. 
By Rev. T. Fisher, A.M., Rector of Roche. The 
profits of the publication will be given to the 
Infirmary. Bodmin, printed and sold by J. 
Liddell and Son; Lond., Whittaker; 1825, 8°. 

A Sermon preached at the Bishop's Visitation, 
held in Bodmin, on Friday, Sept. 6, 1833, by 
T. Fisher, A.M., Rector of Roche, Cornwall. 
Bodmin, printed and sold by Liddell and Son 
1833, 8"., pp. 26, 



FISHER, SON & Co. 

Devonshire and Cornwall illustrated (1832). 
See Brayley, Edwd. Wedlake. 

FISSACRE, Rev. Robert. Prior of Launceston; 
resigned 1261. of Tanner MSS. {Bod. Lib.), 
196, art. 11 ; Oliver's Monasticon, p. 22. 

FITTON, William Heney, M.D., F.R.S. b. 
Dublin, 1780. d. London, 13th May, 1861. 

On the Porcelain Earth of Cornwall. T. 
Thomson's Annals of Philos., iii, 180-84 (1814). 

FITZ-GEFFRY, Alexander, b. Bedford, d. 

Exeter, cf 0. Fitz-Geffry's Affanim[Cenotaphia]; 
Cooper's Ath. Cantab., ii, 86. 

FITZ-GEOFFRY, Rev. Charles {son of thepre- 
ceding). R. of St. Dominiclc. b. Fowey, 1575. 
d. St. Dominick, 22nd Feb., 163f. cf Bliss' 
Wood, ii, 607-9; Chalmers; British Bibliogra- 
pher, ii, 116, 260, 267 ; Brydges Phillip^ 
Tlieatrum Poetarum. 

Sir Francis Drake, his honorable life's com- 
mendation and his tragical! deathe's lamentation. 
At Oxford, printed by Joseph Barnes, and are 
to bee solde in Paul's Church-yard, at the signe 
of the Bible, 1596, 8". No pagination. Br. 
Museum and Bod. Lib. 

Note. — cf. Collier's Bibliog. Account of the Rarest 
Books, dc, additions, p. iv. 

Sir Francis Drake, &c. Newly printed, with 
additions. Oxford, 1596, 8°. No pagination. 
Bod. Lib. 

Note. — Preface dated Broadgate Hall, November 
17, 1596. 

The Life and Death of Sir F. Drake. By C. 
Fitz-Geffrey. [Ed. by Sir S. E. Brydges]. Kent, 
printed at the private press at Lee Priory, by 
John Warwick, 1819, 8"., pp. xxiii and 101. 
Note. — A reprint of the preceding. 

Caroli Fitzgeofridi Affaniae ; sive Epigramma- 
tvm libri tres. Ejusdem Cenotaphia. Oxonise, 
Excudebat Josephvs Barnesivs, 1601, 8". No 
pagination. Br. Museum, Bod. Lib. 

Death's Sermon [on Eccles. vii, 2] vnto the 
Liuing ; dehvered at the Funerals of the Religious 
Ladie Philippe, late Wife unto the Right Wor- 
shipfuU S"' Anthonie Rovs, of Halton in Cornwall, 
Knight, by C. Fitz-Geflfry. Lond., printed by 
W. Stansby for John Parker, and are to bee sold 
at his shop, in Paul's Church-yard, at the signe 
of the Three Pidgeons, 1620, 4"., pp. 32. Br. 



Note. — The dedication, " To my most honovred 
friend, John Pym, Esqvire," commences with, " I present 
you here with that whereat you could not bee present, 
your dearest Mother's Funeral." In other copies the 



PITZ-GEOFFBY. 



149 



PITZ-GEOFFEY. 



FITZ-GBOFFBY, Ebv. Chaeles. (Con.). 

date 1622 occurs on the title page, in -which year a Sermon 
on Sir Anthony Eous was published by Fitz-Geoiiry. 

Elisha. His lamentation for his owne and 
all Israels losse in Elijah. The subiect of a 
Sermon [on II Kings, xi, 12] preached at the 
Funeralls (sic) of the Right Worshipfull Sir 
Anthony Rovs, late of Halton, in Cornwall, 
Knight. By 0. Fitz-Geffry. Lond., printed 
by William Stansby for John Parker, and are 
to be sold at his shop, in Pauls Churchyard, at 
the signe of the Three Pidgeons, 1622, 4°., pp. 
54. Dedication unpaged. Br. Museum. 

Note.- — Dedicated to " The Eight Worshipfull my 
worthy Patron, William Rovs, of Halton, Esquire." 
cf. Wilford's Memorials and Characters (1741), pp. 419, 
422. 

The Curse of Corne-horders : with the blessing 
of seasonable selling. In three Sermons, on 
Prov. ii, 26. Begun at the General Sessions for 
the County of Cornwall, held at Bodmyn, and 
continued at Fowy. By C. Fitz-Geffrie. Printed 
at London, by I. B., for Edward Dight, dwelling 
in Excester, 1631, 4"'., pp. 56. £r. Museum. 

Note. — Dedicated "To the truly ennobled and 
rightly honored, Sir Eeginald Mohvne, Knight and 
Baronet." 

God's Blessing upon the Providers of Oorne ; 
and God's curse upon the Hoarders. Read, 
judge, and consider God's judgements by the 
sword, plague, famine. Together with the Corn 
imported into London Port in four moneths. 
By C. F.— G[effry]. Lond., printed for M. S., 
1648, 4°., pp. 56. Br. Museum. 

Note. — A reprint of the preceding, with a new 
title-page, and a page prefixed, containing an account of 
the Corn imported into London from August to Novem- 
ber, 1647. The pages are headed " The curse of Corne- 
horders." 

The Blessed Birth-Day, celebrated in some 
Pious Meditations on the Angels' Anthem. 
Luke ii, 14. Also Holy Raptures in contempla- 
ting some of the most observable adjuncts about 
our Saviour's nativitie. By C. Fitz-Geffry. Ox- 
ford, printed by John Lichfield, Printer to the 
University ; and are to be sold by Edward For- 
rest; An. Dom. 1634, 8°., pp. 55. Bod. Lib. 

The Blessed Birth-Day. . .Second Edition, with 
additions. Oxford, imprinted by Leonard Lich- 
field, 1636, 8°. 

The Blessed Birth-Day. . . [3rd Edition], Lond., 
printed by T. M., for Stephen Chatfield, and are 
to be sold at his shop, in the Middle of St. 
Dunstan's Church-yard, in Fleet-street, 1654, 
8°., pp. 38. Br. Museum. 

Note. — ef. Censura Literaria, vi, 234 ; ix, 44, 53. 

Compassion towards captives, chiefly towards 
our bretheren and countrymen, who are in 
miserable bondage in Barbariej urged and 



PITZ-GEOFFEY, Etsv. Charles. {Con.). 

pressed in three sermons on Heb. 13, 3, preached 
in Plymouth, in October, 1636, by C. Fitz- 
Geffry. Whereunto are annexed an epistle of 
St. Cyprian, concerning the Redemption of the 
bretheren from the bondage of Barbarians, and 
a passage concerning the benefits of Compassion, 
extracted out of St. Ambrose, his second booke 
of offices, cap. 28. Oxford, printed by Leonard 
Lichfield for Edward Forrest, An. Dom. 1637, 
4«- Br. '- 



Note. —The extracts from Cyprian and Ambrose 
are unpaged, but the register is continuous. The 
Sermon is dedicated to " The Worshipfvll John Cavse, 
Maior of Plymovth." 

The Life and Death of Thomas Wolsey, 
Cardinell ... By Thomas Storer, Student of 
Christ-Church, in Oxford. At London, printed 
by Thomas Dawson, 1592, 4°. Br. Museum. 

Note — Prefixed to this are two copies of Latin 
verses and two English sonnets, by C. Fitz-Geoffry. 

England's Parnassus ; or the choysest Flowers 
of our Moderne Poets, with their PoeticaU com- 
parisons... whereunto are annexed other various 
discourses, both pleasant and profitable. Im- 
printed at London for N. L., C. B., and T. H., 
1600, 8°., pp. 510. 

Note. — This collection of Poetry, which was erron- 
eously ascribed to Fitz-Geofiry by Anthony A. Wood, is 
really the work of Eobert Allot. It contains however 
20 extracts from Fitz-Geoffry's Poetry, ef. Censwa 
Literaria, vii, 372. 

Oxoniensis academies funebre officium in me- 
moriam...Elisabeth8e, Anglise Reginse. Oxon, 
1603, 4°. 

AcademiBe Oxoniensis pietas erga...Jacobum, 
Anglise regem. Oxon, 1603, 4°. 

Note. — The above two works contaiB verses by C. 
Fitz-Geoffrey. 

Microcosmos. The discovery of the little 
world, with the government thereof. By John 
Davies [of Hereford]. At Oxford, printed by 
Joseph Barnes... 1603, pp. 254 and 15 unnum- 
bered pages. Br. Museum. 

Note.— Prefixed is a copy of verses signed Charles 
Fitz- Jeffry, and entitled " Upon the Discoverie of the 
little World, by Master John Davies." 

The Golden-Grove, moralized in three Books 
...made by W. Vaughan.,,The second edition. 
Imprinted at London, by Simon Stafford.. .1608, 
8°. Br. Museum. 

Note. — Prefixed is a copy of verses signed Charles 
Fitz-Gefirey, and entitled "In praise of the Golden- 
grove, moralized by Master Vaughan." 

Letter from C. Fitzgeoffry, dated Fowey, 
March, 1633, giving an account of the thunder- 
storm. MSS. at KimMton Castle. 

A Latin Epigram on Thomas Clifford, of 
Devonshire. MSS. formerly penes Rev. John 
Prince. 



FITZ-GBOFFEY. 



150 



PLAMANK. 



FITZ-GEOFFEY, Eev. Chakles. (Con.). 

Epigrammaton Joannis Dvnbari Megalo-Brit- 
anui CentvriEe sex Decades totidem. Londini, 
ex Typographeo Thomse Purfootij, 1616, 8°., 
pp. 220. £r. Miiseum. 

Note. — Century II, No. xvi, Ad Carolmn Fitzgeo- 
fridum. 

The Scourge of Folly ; consisting of Satyricall 
Epigrams and others in honour of many noble 
persons and worthy friends. [By John Davies, 
of Hereford]. At London, printed by E. A., 
for Eichard Eedmer, 1620, 8°., pp. 264. £r. 



Note.— Epigram (p. 214) " To my deere friend Mr. 
Charles Fitz-Jeffery." 

Quodlibets, lately come over from New Britan- 
niola, old Newfound-land. By E. H[ayman], 
sometimes Governor of the Plantation there. 
Lond., 1628, 4». 

Note.— Book i, No. iii, is addressed " To the Eever- 
end, Learned, Acute, and Witty Master Charles Fitz- 
Geoffery, Bachelor in Divinity, my especiaU kind friend, 
most exceUeut Poet." 

Nocturnall Lucubrations... whereunto are ad- 
ded Epigrams and Epitaphs, written by Eob. 
Chamberlain. Lond., printed by M. F., for 
Daniel Frere...l638, 8o., pp. 89 and Epigrams, 
&c., unpaged. Br. Museum. 

Note.— One of the Epitaphs is " On the death of 
Mr. Charles Fitz-Geffrays, Minister of God's word." 

FITZ-GEOEFEY, Henry (son of the preceding). 

cf. Bhsi Wood, ii, 608 ; Welch's List of West- 
minster Scholars (ed. 1852), p. 81. 

Certayn. Elegies done by svndrie excellent 
wits, with satyres and epigrames. Lond., printed 
1617, sm. 8". 'i' > 

Certaine Elegies, etc. Lond., printed by B. A., 
for MUes Partriche, and are to be solde at his 
shoppe, neare Saint Dunston's Church, in Fleet- 
streete, 1618, 8°. Not paged. Br. Museum. 

Certayne Elegies, etc. Lond., printed by B. A., 
for Miles Partriche, and are to be solde at his 
shoppe, neare Saint Dunstan's Church, in Fleet 
Streete, n.d., 8°. Bod. Lib. 

Certaine Elegies, etc. Lond., printed for 
Thomas Jones, and are to be solde at his shoppe 
m Chancery Lane, ouer against the Eoles, 162o' 
8°. Not paged. Bod. Uh. 

Certaine Elegies, etc. Colophon, reprinted at 
the Beldomie Press [Eyde, Isle of Wight! bv 
G. E. Pahner for Edwd. V. Utterson, in the year 
1843, 8°. ' 

Note.— A facsimile of the edition of 1620, only 12 
copies prmted. •' 

FITZGEOFPEY, Eev. Mr. {son of Rev 0. 
Fitzgeoffry). <?. Tamerton. cf Walker' s Suffer- 
ings, Jpp., 416. •" 



FITZ-PEN, alias Phippen, Owen. b. Melcombe, 
1582. A Lamorran, 17th March, 1636. bur 
Truro, cf N. & Q., 3 S., ii, 409, 515 (1862) "• 
iii, 33 (1863). 

FLAMANK, Eev. Henry. V. ofLanivet. Ejected 
1662. Chaplain to Sir Hardress Waller at 
Pendennis Castle, d. Tavistock, 1693. cf. 
Palmer's Nonconformists Memorial (1775^ i 
278-9; Jmrn. B.LC, Oct., 1865, p. 74. " ' 

FLAMANK, James (third son of George Flor 
manh). b. Exeter. Eesident sometime at St. 
Austell and many years at Penzance. 

Treatise on Happiness. Anon. Lond., Long- 
man, 1832, 2 vols., post 8"., 21/-. 

Natural Influence of Speech in raising Man 
above the Brute Creation. Anon. Lond Whit- 
taker, 1834, 12"., pp. 223, 5/-. 

The Land of Vision ; or Glimpses of the Past, 
the Present, and the Future. Arwn. Lond' 
Hatchard, 1835, post 8"., pp. 317, 8/-. ' 

The Curate of Steinhollt ; a Tale of Iceland. 
Anon. Lond., Longman, 1837, 2 vols., post 8°. 
16/-. 

Tracings of Men and Things. By Trevelyan 
Turnham, Esq. [i.e., J. Flamankl. Lond., Hope 
and Co., 1854, 80., pp. 265, 5/-. 

Mind and Manner; or Diversities of Life. 
By J. Flamank. Lond., Longman, 1870 [18691 
8°., pp. vi and 282, 7/6. 

On the cause of the Meteorological Pheno- 
mena observed in the Mount's Bay, by Mr. 
Kenwood. Lond. & Edinb. Philos. Mag., iv, 
233(1834). 

FLAMANK, Jewart. Temp. Hen. FIJI. 

Letter from E. Chamond to J. Flamank. See 
Chamond, E. 

FLAMANK, John. d. 1541. 

Award [of Will Carnsuyowe, Nicholas Opy, 
and Cristofer Tredenek] in a Dispute between 
Thomas, Bishop of Megarence and Prior of the 
House and Church of our Lady and St. Petrok 
of Bodmyn, and John Flamank, respecting 
Eothyn More. Cart. Antiq. Earl, 44, H 20, 
dated 10th Hen. VIIL [App., xi, R Gilbert's 
Cornwall]. 

FLAMANK, Eichard. 

Award of John Treffry, Thomas Brown, and 
others, m a Dispute between the Prior of Bod- 
myn and Eichard Flamank, Esq., respecting 
Land m Little Boscarn and Dynmur, dated 12 

D. Gilbert's Cornwall]. i ri' , > 



FLAMA.NK. 



151 



FOOTE. 



FLAMATSTK, Rev. Roger (elder brother of Bev. 
H. Flamank). V. of Sithney. Ejected 1662. 
d. St. Enoder, aged 87. cf. Palmer's Noncon. 
Mem. (1775), i, 289-90. 

FLAVELL, Eev. Thomas {son of Rev. John 
Flavell). V. of Mxdlion ; B. of Buan Major ; 
Prebend, of Exeter I8th Jan., 1660. b. Somer- 
set, d. Exeter, 26th Oct., 1682. bur. Mullion. 
cf. Blisi Wood, iv, 323-26 ; Walker's Suffer- 
ings, pt. ii, 240. 

FLETCHER FAMILY. 

Descent of Fletcher, of Cury, from the Visi- 
tation of 1620. Earl. MSS., 1052, art. 291. 

FLETCHER, Rev. John Rooke, B.D. (son of 
Bev. J. K. Fletcher). V. of Quethiock, 23rd 
Nov., 1816 ; B.of Lydford. 

The happiness of true wisdom ; a sermon [on 
Prov. iii, 13] preached in the parish church of 
Totness, Devon, in aid of the school in that 
town, for the instruction of poor children in the 
principles of the established church. By J. R. 
Fletcher, Vicar of Quethioke, Cornwall, and 
Curate of Diptford (sic), Devon. Lond., Riving- 
ton, 1818, 8"., pp. 23. 

The Judgments of God. A Sermon [on Isa. 
xxvi, pt. of verse 9] preached in the parish church 
of Quethiock, Cornwall, on the 21st March, 
1832, being the day appointed for a general 
fast, in consequence of that grievous disease 
which has visited several places in this kingdom. 
By .lohn R. Fletcher, Vicar of Quethiock, Corn- 
wall, and Rector of Lidford, Devon. Devonport, 
W. Byers, printer, Fore Street ; Lond., Riving- 
ton; 1832, 8°., pp. 19. 

Note. — Dedicated to the mhabitants of Quethiock. 

FLINDELL, Thomas, b. Helford, in Manaccan. 
d. Exeter, 11th July, 1824. cf Polwhele's 
Cornwall, v, 89-93 ; Timperley's Typographical 
Did., pp. 853, 879, 893; Andrews' Hist, of 
British Journalism, ii, 68-69 ; Life of S. Drew 
(1834), pp. 126, 369-72. 
The Doncaster Gazette. Ed. by T. Flindell. 
1790. 

The Holy Bible ; containing the Old and New 
Testaments and the Apocrypha, illustrated with 
annotations, historical, critical, practical, and 
spiritual ; and a chronological index of events 
from the creation of the world to the destruction 
of Jerusalem by the Romans. To which is pre- 
fixed a copious introduction, exhibiting a full and 
systematic exposition of the Sacred Scriptures. 
By the Revd. John Whitaker, Rector of Ruan- 
Lanyhorne, Cornwall... Vol. i, Falmouth, printed 
by T. Flindell; sold in London by Ohampante 



FLINDELL, Thomas. (Con.). 

and Whitrow, Jewry Street, Aldgate; H. D. 
Symonds and T. Hurst, Paternoster Row ; and 
Mathews, in the Strand; 1800, 4". 

Note. — Title and introduction [signed John Whit- 
ater, Eiian-Lanyhorne, June 27, 1800], pp. xxii. Dedi- 
cation, " To the inhabitants of the County of Cornwall 
this work is most respectfully dedicated, by their very 
humble servant the Editor," p. i. Names and order of 
all the books of the Old and New Testament, p. i. Then 
follows, without pagination, the Old Testament from 
Genesis to Malachi. The Apocrypha and New Testa- 
ment were never published. Whitaker wrote the Intro- 
duction and Notes on Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel ; 
and the Eev. E. Polwhele wrote the Notes on the other 
books. This work came out in numbers. Nos. i — xxx, 
read " Helston, printed at the Stannary Press, by T. Flin- 
dell, 1799"; No. xxxi, "Falmouth, T. FHndell, 1800." 
The XXX and xxxi numbers contain Whitaker's introduc- 
tion. This is a very scarce book : W. J. Mumford, Esq., 
Content, St. Mary's, Scilly, is the owner of a copy. cf. 
A Letter from Eev. B. Polwhele, in Gent. Mag., xoviii, 
10, 1828 ; Polwhele's Biog. Sketches, iii, 58. 

The Cornwall Gazette and Falmouth Packet. 
Published at Falmouth on every Saturday. By 
T. Flindell. 1801. 

The Royal Cornwall Gazette and Falmouth 
Packet ; or General Advertiser for the Western 
Counties. A weekly paper. Ed. by T. Flindell. 
First number published at Truro, Saturday, 2nd 
July, 1803. 

The Western Luminary. Established by T. 
Flindell at Exeter, 1813. 

The Trial, Defence, and Sentence of T. Flin- 
dell, of Exeter, for a libel on the Queen. Pub- 
lished in the Western Luminary, 11th July, 
1820. Exeter, 1820, 8°. 

Prison Recreations. The Philosophy of Reason 
and Revelation attempted, with a view to the 
Restoration of the Theory of the Bible on the 
Ruins of Infidelity. By an Uneducated Man 
\ie,T. Fhndell]. Exeter, printed at the Western 
Luminary Office, by T. Flindell, 1822, 8»., pp. 
xii and 208. Colophon, p. 200, Exeter, printed 
by W. C. Pollard, North Street. 

Note.— Preface dated Exeter, 1822, and signed T. 
Flindell. Mr. W. P. Courtney has the author's presen- 
tation copy to Mr. Budd, which contains a copy of the 
letter which accompanied the book. It appears that 
these two gentlemen having hitherto been political 
enemies, Mr. Flindell concludes by stating that he is 
coming to Truro, " when it shall not be my fault if we 
do not shake hands." 

Song written for the Institution of the Devon 
and Exeter Pitt Club, in 1814. New Monthly 
Ma^., iv, 36-7 (1815). „^ ^ 

On hearing of the death of Fras. Gregor, ot 
Trewarthenick, July, 1815. ib., v, 160 (1816). 

FOOTE, Samuel (son of John Foote). b. Truro, 
1679. d. Truro, 12th March, 1754. bur. St. 
Clement's. 
John Prowse, Gent., v. Samuel Foote, Esq., 



FOOTE. 



152 



FOOTE. 



FOOTE, Samuel. (Con.). 

Mayor of Truro. An Appeal case before the 
House of Lords, 1725, fol. 

Mandamus to admit S. Ffoot into the office of 
Alderman of Truro. if-S'iS'. formerly at Stoioe 
" Parliament Becords," No. cvii. cf. O'Oonor's Bih- 
liotheca Stowensis, Ji, 339. 

FOOTE, Samuel {2nd son of the preceding), 
bapt. Truro, 27th Jan., 1720. d. Dover, 21st 
Oct., 1777. bur. Westminster Abbey, 30th 
Oct. cf. Cheiwood's Gen. Hist, of the Stage 
(1749), pp. 152-56 ; The Actor, or a Treatise 
on the Art of Playing (Lond., 1750, 12°.), pp. 
156, 166, 273; Thos. Dames' Life of John 
Henderson (1777), pp. 14-20, 30-32 ; H. Wal- 
pole's Journ. of George III, from 1771-83, i, 
499 ; /. Ireland's Letters, etc., of John Hender- 
son (1786), pp. 126-30, 188; Life and Mem. 
of Elizabeth Chudleigh {Duchess of Kingston), 
Lond., E. Randall, 1788, 4°., pp. 15-20; 
Tate Wilkinson's Mem. of his otvn Life (Dublin, 
1791, 3 vols., 8°.), passim ; Boswell's Johnson, 
passim ; /. T. Kirkm,an's Mem. of C. MacUin, 
i, 292, 361-62, 406; T. Dames' Garrich, passim; 
TFilson's Wonderful Characters, i, 248-69, 400 
-406 ; /. GradocKs Lit. and Miscell. Mem., 
i, 30-35, 95 ; Life of Countess of Huntingdon, 
i, 208-9, ii, 425 ; W. T. Parke's Musical Mem., 
ii, 305-7 ; Diary of H. C. JRobinson, i, 10, 
345; Colman's Bandom Becords, i, 113-14, 
121, 229-35, 252-54, ii, 69-70; Gent. Mag., 
xxviii, 44 (1758), xxxii, 8 (1762), xxxiii, 45, 
xxxiv, 382, XXXV. 253, 297, xxxvi, 100, 339, 
xxxix, 567, xl, 98, xliii, 101 (1773), xlv, 
390-92, xlvii, 44, 508, 534, 625 (1777), 
Ixxx^iii, pt. 2, 304 (1818) ; Annual Begister 
(Characters), 1777, pp. 27-31 ; EuropeanMag., 
XXV, 14-16 (1794); N. & Q., 2 S., v, 22-24, 
85-87, 216 (1858), xii, 122(1861); Chambers' 
Journ., vii, 229-31 (1838); Chambers' Book of 
Days, ii, 476-79; Faulkner's Account of Fulliam, 
pp. 331-35 ; Churchill's Bosciad (1761), pp. 
2, 12, 13. 

The genuine Memoirs of the Life of Sir John 
Dinely Goodere, Bart., virho was murder'd by the 
contrivance of his own brother, on board the 
Euby Man-of-War, in King-Eoad, near Bristol, 
Jan. 19, 1740, Together with the life, history, 
tryal, and last dying words of his brother, Capt. 
Samuel Goodere, who was executed at Bristol, 
on Wednesday, 15th April, 1741... Dedicated to 
the Rt. Worshipful Henry Combe, Mayor of 
Bristol. By S. Foote, of Worcester-College, 
Oxford, and nephew to the late Sir J. D. Goodere, 
Bart. Lond., printed and sold by T. Cooper, in 
Paternoster Row, n.d. [1741'!], 8°., pp. 36, 6d. 

Note. — " An account of the trial of S. Goodere, 
Esq., and Matthew Mahony. . .for the murder of Sir 



FOOTE, Samuel. (Con.). 

J. D. Goodere," is printed in W. Cooke's Memoirs of 
Foote, iii, 209—20. 

A full and true account of the horrid murders, 
etc., and of the trial and conviction of John 
Palmer, etc... Likewise the memoir [by S. Foote] 
of the life and death of Sir J. Dineley Good- 
ere, Bart., who was murdered by the contrivance 
of his own brother, Capt. S. Goodere, on board 
the Euby Man-of-War, in King-Road, near Bris- 
tol, Jan. 19, 1740-41. Two parts. Worcester, 
printed and sold by J. Butler, in High Street, 
1782, 4°., pp. 84 and 24,. 2/6. 

Note. — Each part has a distinct title-page, pagina- 
tion, and register. Memoir of Sir J. D. Goodere, pp. 
1—24. 

The Diversions of the Morning. An Enter- 
tainment. By S. Foote. 1747. Not printed. 

Note. — First produced at the Haymarket, 22nd 
April, 1747. This entertainment was stopped by the 
Westminster Magistrates on the second representation, 
under a law limiting the playhouses in London to two 
only. However, on the 24th April Foote issued an ad- 
vertisement, inviting his friends "to come and drink a 
dish of Chocolate with him " ; subsequently, namely on 
the 1st June, " Mr. Foote's friends are desired to drink 
a cup of tea with him." By this Blight evasion of the 
law, " The Diversions of the Morning " was played for 
35 nights. In March, 1748, the invitation was called 
" Taking Chocolate in Ireland." 

An Auction of Pictures. An Entertainment. 
By S. Foote. 1748. Not printed. 

Note. — First produced at the Haymarket in the 
spring of 1748. 

A Treatise on the Passions, so far as they re- 
gard the stage. With a critical enquiry into 
the theatrical merits of Mr. G[arric]k, Mr. 
Q[ui]n, and Mr. B[arr]y. The first considered 
in the part of Lear, the two last opposed in 
Othello. Anon. Lond., printed for C. Corbet, 
against St. Dunstan's-Church, Fleet Street, n.d. 
[1747], 8°., pp. 44, 1/-. 

A Letter of Compliment to the ingenious 
author of A Treatise on the Passions [i.e., S. 



Foote 
[1747; 



Signed J. T. 
i°., pp. 47. 



Lond., C. Corbertt, n.d. 



The Roman and English Comedy consider'd 
and compar'd. With remarks on the "Sus- 
picious Husband " [by Benjamin Hoadley], and 
an examen into the merits of the present comic 
actors. By S. Foote, Esq. Lond., printed for 
T. Waller, in Fleet-Street [March], 1747, 8"., pp. 
45, 1/-. 

The Knights ; a comedy, in two acts [and in 
prose], as it is performed at...Drury Lane. By 
S. Foote. Lond., printed for P. Vaillant, op- 
posite Southampton Street, in the Strand, 1754, 
8°., pp. vi and 47, 1/-. — Glasgow, printed in the 
year 1758, 12"., pp. 35. —Lond. Theatrical 
Magazine (1778), ii, pp. 10. — Supplement to 



POOTE. 



153 



FOOTE. 



FOOTE, Samoel. {Con.). 

John Bell's "British Theatre," i, 252-81.— 
Modern British Drama (1811), v, 249-60. 

Note.— First produced at the Haymarket, 1748. 
It contains references to Cornwall. 

A new scene for the comedy called The 
Knights, or Fresh Tea for Mr. Foote. Lond., 
printed for J. Scott, in Fleet Street, 1758, 8"., 

PP- 1^- 

Mr. Foote's original address to the public. 

[Inverse]. [DubUn (^), 1750 (^)], s. sh.,fol. Br. 

Museum. 

Note. — A Poem of 46 lines, commencing " Hush I 
let me search before I speak aloud." 

Taste ; a comedy of two acts [and in prose], 
as it is acted at the Theatre-Eoyal, in Drury 
Lane. By Mr. Foote. Lond., printed for R. 
Francklin, in Russel-Street, Covent Garden, 
1752, 8"., pp. ix and 28, 1/-. — 2nd ed., Lond., 
printed for R. Francklin... 1753, 8^., pp. xii and 
34^ l/-.^-3rd ed., Lond., printed for T. Lowndes, 
in Fleet Street... 1765, 8°., pp. xii and 34, 1/-. 
—Lend., Theatrical Magazine (1777), ii, pp. 6. — 
Lend., 1779, 8".— Supplement to John Bell's 
" British Theatre," 163-83. — Lond., printed for 
W. Lowndes... 1799, 8°., pp. xi and 28, 1/-. 

Note. — First produced by D. Garrick, at Drury Lane, 
11th Jan , 1752, and acted 5 times. It mainly consists 
of selections from the characters in " The Diversions," 
1747, and "An Auction," with a thread of story suffi- 
cient to connect them for dramatic purposes. 

The Englishman in Paris. A comedy in 2 
acts [and in prose] as it is performed at Covent 
Garden. By S. Foote. Lend., printed for Paul 
Vaillant, 1753, 80., pp. 51, with Epilogue 
unpaged,l/-. — Lond.,TheatricalMagazine'1778), 
ii, pp. 10.— Supp. to J. Bell's " British Theatre," 
iii, 80-103. 

NoTEi— First produced at Covent Garden, 24th 
March, 1753, under the title of An Answer to a French 
Farce, called " The Frenchman in London." 

The Inquisition. A diversion. By S. Foote. 
1754. Not printed. 

Note.— Played for a few nights at the Haymarket, 
in 1754. 

The Actor; or a Treatise on the art of Playing. 
A new work, written by the author of the 
former [Sir J. Hill, M.D.], and adapted to 
the present state of the Theatres, containmg 
impartial observations on the performance, etc 
of Mr. Garrick....Mr. Foote, etc. Lond., prmted 
for E. Griffiths, at the Dunciad, in Pater-noster 
Row, 1755, 12°., pp. 284. 

Note.— Account of S. Foote, pp. 156, 166, 273. 

The Englishman returned from Paris, being 
the sequel t6 The Englishman in Pans. A farce 
in 2 acts [and in prose], as it is performed at the 



FOOTS, Samuel. {Con.). 

Theatre Royal in Covent Garden. By S. Foote. 
Lond., printed for P. Vaillant, 1756, 8"., pp. 56, 
1/-.— 2nded., Lond., 1766, 80.— Lond., Theatri- 
cal Magazine (1780), iv, pp. 10. — Supp. to J. 
Bell's " British Theatre," iii, 104-37.— New ed., 
Lond., printed for W.Lowndes, 77, Fleet Street, 
1788, 8°., pp. vi and 47, 1/-.— Modern British 
Drama (1811), V, 261-73. 

Note. — First produced at Covent Garden, 3rd Feb., 
1756. 

The Green Room Squabble ; or a Battle Royal 
between the Queen of Babylon [Mrs. Woffington] 
,and the Daughter of Darius [Mrs. Bellamy]. A 
Farce. By S. Foote. 1756. , Not printed. 

The Dramatic Works of S. Foote, Esq. Lond., 
printed for P. Vaillant, J. Rivington, etc., n.d. 
[1757-87], 4 vols., 80. 

Note. — This is a coUeotion made up of pieces of 
different dates and editions. 

The Author. A comedy of two acts [in prose], 
as performed at the Theatre Royal, in Drury 
Lane. By S. Foote. Lond., printed for 
R. Francklin, in Russel Street, Covent Garden, 
1757, 8"., pp. 43, 1/-.— Lond., Theatrical 
Magazine (1778 ?), ii, pp. 10.— New ed., Lond., 
printed for T.Lowndes, 77, Fleet Street... 1782, 
8°., pp. 48, Prologue and Epilogue unpaged, 1/-. 
—Supp. to J. Bell's "British Theatre," iii, 214- 
46.— Modern British Drama (1811), v, 274-85. 
—Mrs. Inchbald's " Collection of Farces,"(1815), 
vii, 197-231. 

Note. — First produced by D. Garrick, at Drury 
Lane, 5th Feb., 1757. After being played one season, 
its reproduction was prohibited by the LordChamberlain. 
at the instance of Mr. Aprice, who had been satirized 
in the character of Cadwallader. 

The Diversions of the Morning, altered." A' 
farce in two acts. By S. Foote, 1758. Not 



Note.— Produced at Drury Lane, 17th Oct., 1758. 
Act i is nearly the same as the first of Taste. Act ii is 
printed in J. Bee's Works of S. Foote, i, pp. Ivii— Ixv. 
Will. Cooke's Memoirs of Foote, iii, 113—29. For the 
original play see ante under 1747. When this piece was 
reproduced at the Haymarket in 1762, a new second act 
was substituted, called " Lindamira, a Tragedy a la 
Mode, a burlesque tragic bagatelle, altered by S. Foote, 
from Will Whitehead's Fatal Constancy." It is prmted 
in T. Meadow's Thespian Gleanings (Ulverston, 1805, 
80). Tate Wilkinson's Wandering Patentee (1795), i, 
285, iv, 237. 

The Minor. A comedy [in 3 acts and in prose] 
written by Mr. Foote. As it is now acting in 
the new Theatre in the Haymarket. By 
authority from the Lord Chamberlain. Lond., 
printed and sold by J. Coote...l760, S"., pp. iv 
and 91, 1/6.— 2nd ed., 1760, 80., pp. iv and 91, 
1/6.— 3rd ed., 1760, 80., pp. iv and 91, 1/6. 

The Minor. A comedy... as it is acted at the 

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Theatre Royal, in Drury Lane. — 6th ed., Lond., 
printed and sold by J. Coote, 1764, 8°., pp. 
iv and 74, 1/6. — 7th ed., Lond., printed for J. 
Coote, 1767, 8"., pp. vi and 80, 1/6.— The New 
English Theatre, 1776, 8".— Loud., Theatrical 
Magazine (1778), ii, pp. 14. 

The Minor... Printed under the Inspection of 
James Wrighten, Prompter. Exactly agreeable 
to the representation at... Drury Lane. Lond., 
W. Lowndes, 1788, 8°., pp. 14.— Lond., printed 
for the Proprietors, under the direction of John 
Bell, British Library, Strand. ,. 1792, ' 12"., pp. 
73.— J. Bell's "British Theatre," (1797), ii, pp. 
61.— Modern British Drama (1811), v, 286-301. 
— Mrs. Inchbald's Collection of Faroes (1815), 
V, 181-234. 

Note. — First produced, as a 2 act play, at the Crow 
Street Theatre, Dublin, 28th Jan., 1760. Reproduced, 
with alterations, at the Haymarket, 1760. In this play 
the Rey. Geo. Whitfield was satirized under the name* 
of " Squintum." 

A Letter to David Garrick, Esq., occasioned by 
the intended representation of the Minor at... 
Drury Lane [signed Anti Profanus], Lond., sold by 
Mr. Field, Pater-noster Row. ..1760, 8"., pp. 48. 
Note. — Supposed to have been written by the Eev. 
Martin Madan. 

An additional scene to the comedy of the 
Minor [being a satire on S. Foote]. Aiinn. 
Lond., printed for J. Williams, Bookseller, on 
Ludgate Hill, 1761, 8°., pp. 19. 

The Methodist ; a comedy [in three acts, in 
prose, by Israel Pottinger], being a continuation 
and completion of the plan of the Minor, written 
by Mr. Foote, as it was intended to have been 
acted at...Covent Garden, but for obvious 
reasons suppressed. With the original prologue 
and epilogue. Lond., printed for I. Pottinger 
in Ave Maria Lane, n.d. [1761], 8"., pp. 60, 
Prologue, Epilogue, and Songs, unpaged, 1/6. — 
3rd ed., Lond., n.d. [1761], 8».,pp. 60, 1/6. 

Christian and Critical Remarks on a droll or 
interlude, called The Minor. Now acting by a 
company of stage players in the Haymarket, and 
said to be acted by authority, in which the 
blasphemy, falsehood, and scurrility of the piece 
are properly considered, answered, and exposed. 
By a Minister of the Church of Christ. The 2nd 
ed. corrected. Lond., printed for and sold by 
Mr. Keith, in Grace Church Street, 1760, 8" 
pp. 41, 1/-. 

A Letter from Mr. Foote to the Reverend 
Author of the " Remarks Critical, and Christian, 
on the Minor," Lond., printed for T. Davies, in 
Russel Street, Co vent Garden, [Oct.,] 1760 8° 
pp. 40, 1/-. 

Note.— Reprinted in J. Bee's Works of S. Fnote, i, 
pp. xciii— exiv. H'. Cooke's Memoirs of H. Foote, iii, 160 
—201. 



FOOTE, Samcel. (Con.). 

A Letter to Mr. F . . te, occasioned by the 
Christian and Critical Remarks on his Interlude 
called The Minor. To which is added an Ap- 
pendix relative to a serious address to the 
Methodist themselves. Anon. Lond., printed 
for T. Pote, Bookseller, next Serjeant's Inn 
Gate, Fleet Street, [Oct.], 1760, pp. 28, 6d. 

A Letter to Mr. Foote, occasioned by his 
letter to the Reverend Author of the Christian 
and Critical Remarks on the Minor, containing 
a Refutation of Mr. Foote's Pamphlet, and a full 
defence of the principles and practices of the 
Methodists. By the Author of the Christian 
and Critical Remarks. Lond., printed for P. 
Wicks, in Paternoster Row, [Oct.], 1760, 8"., 
pp. 28, 1/-. _ 

Observations good or bad, stupid or clever, 
serious or jocular, on Squire Foote's dramatic 
entertainment, intitled The Minor. By A. 
Genius. Lond., printed for J. Wilkie, at the 
Bible, in St. Paul's Churchyard, 1761, 80., pp. 
15, 3d. 

Belinda's Account of a comedy, called the 
Minor, introduced upon the stage at Edinburgh, 
Saturday, Nov. 24th, 1770, n.p. or d., 8»., pp. 4. 
Br. Museum. 

The Theatre, licentious and perverted ; or a 
Sermon for reformation of manners. Preached 
on the Lord's Day, Dec. 2nd, 1770, partly occar 
sioned by the acting of a comedy, entitled The 
Minor, in the licensed theatre of Edinburgh, on 
Saturday, the 24th of Nov. preceding. By 
James Baine, A.M., Minister of the Gospel, at 
Edinburgh. Inscribed to S. Foote, Esq., 2nd 
ed., Edinburgh, printed by J. Reid...l770, 8"., 
pp. 40, 4d. 3rd ed. 1771, 8°., pp. 40, 4d. 

Apology for the Minor in a Letter to the Rev. 
Mr. [James] Baine. To which is added the 
original epilogue. By Samuel Foote, Esq. 
Edinburgh, printed for •!. Wood, and sold by 
him, at his shop, below the Tron Church, 1771, 
8"., pp. 24. 

The Dramatic Works of S. Foote, Esq. 
Lond., printed for P. Vaillant, T. Lowndes, etc., 
n.d. [1763-81], 4 vols., 8°., 30/-. 

Note. — This is a collection made up of pieces of 
different dates and editions. 

The Liar. A comedy in three acts [and in 
prose], as it is performed at the Theatre in the 
Haymarket. By S. Foote. Lond., printed for 
G. Kearsley, 1764, 8"., pp. 66, Prologue and 
Epilogue unpaged, 1/6. — Lond., printed for P. 
Vaillant.. .1769, 8°., pp. 69, Prologue and 
Epilogue unpaged, 1/6. — Lond., Theatrical 
Magazine (1780), iv, pp. 18.— Supp. to J. Bell's 
" British Theatre " (1784), ii, 142-95. Modern 
British Drama (1811), v, 302-22. Mrs. Inch- 



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FOOTE, Samuel. (Cora.)- 

bald's Collection of Farces (1815), v, 273-331. 
— W. H. Oxberry's The New English Drama 
(1823), XV, pp. 48.— The London Stage (1824), 
li, 1-16.— The British Drama (1824), i, 756-68. 
The Liar. . .correctly given as performed at the 
Theatres Royal, with Remarks. New York, 
published by Chas. Wiley, 3, Wall Street, 1824, 
12", pp. 51. 

The Liar. A comedy in two acts. Altered 
and adapted by Charles J. Matthews. Lond., 
T. H. Lacy, n.d. [1867], 8°., pp. 50, 6d. 

Note.— First produced at Covent Garden, 12tb 
Jan., 1762. 

The Orators [a comedy in 3 acts and in prose], 
as it is now performing at the New Theatre in 
the Haymarket, written by Mr. Foote. Lond., 
printed for J. Coote, in Paternoster Row... 17 62, 
8"., pp. 67.— Lond., 1767,80.— Lond., Theatrical 
Magazine (1777), ii, pp. 13.— Supp. to J. Bell's 
" British Theatre," iv, 231-52.— Modern British 
Drama (1811), v, 323-31. 

Note.— First produced at the Haymarket, 1762. 
Geo. Faulkner, printer of the Dublin Journal, being 
libelled in this piece under the name of Peter Paragraph, 
brought an action against Foote, and recovered damages. 
cf. Gent. «a3.,'ixxiii, 39, (1763), for Mr. Foote's Address 
to the Public, after a prosecution against him for a libel. 
cf. also Lord Chesterfield's Letters {Mahon's ed.), Iv, 346, 
359, 422. 

The trial of S. Foote, Esq., for a libel on 
Peter Paragraph. By S. Foote. A diversion 
performed at the Theatre Royal, in the Hay- 
market, 1763. Printed in J. Bee's Works of 
S. Foote, i, pp. cxvi-cxxii ; W. Cooke's 
Memoirs of Foote, iii, 130-41 ; Wilkinson's 
Wandering Patentee, iv. 

The Comic Theatre, being a free translation 
of all the best French Comedies. By S. Foote 
and others. Lond., printed by Dryden Leach, 
for J. Coote, in Paternoster Row... 1762, 5 vols., 
12°., each 3/-. 

Note.— Mr. Foote's name was put to this work, and 
it was announced that one Comedy in each volume 
would be translated by him; but " The Young Hypocrite 
is said to be the only play in the collection that can 
with certainty be ascribed to him. 

The Mayor of Garret. A comedy in 2 acts, 
as it is performed at the Theatre Royal, m 
Drury Lane. By S. Foote. Lond., pnnted for 
P. Vaillant, facing Southampton-Street, in the 
Strand, 1764, 8"., pp. 48, _1/--— 2nd ed., Lond., 
printed for P. Vaillant, 1769, 8o., pp. 48, 1/- 

The Mayor of Garratt...Lond., printed tor 
Harrison and Co., No. 18, Paternoster Row... 
1780, 8»., (Theatrical Magazine), v, pp. 11- 

The Mayor of Garratt...A New Edition. 
Lond., printed for T. and W. Lowndes, No. 77, 
Fleet Street, 1783, 8«., pp. 48, 1/-.— Supp. to 



FOOTE, Samuel. (Con.). 

J. Bell's "British Theatre" (1784), ii, 1-29.— 
Lond., printed for W. Lowndes, 76, Fleet Street, 
1797, 8°., pp. 48, 1/-.— The Modern British 
Drama (1811), v, 332-43.— Mrs. Inchbald's 
Collection of Farces (1815), v, 237-70.— T. 
Dibden's London Theatre (1815), xvii, pp. 28. 
— W. H. Oxberry's The New English Drama 
(1818), ix, pp. vi and 23. 

The Mayor of Garret... correctly given as per- 
formed at the Theatres Royal, with Remarks. 
New York, published by Chas. Wiley, 3, Wall 
Street, 1824, 12"., pp. 32. 

The Mayor of Garret... The British Drama 
(1824), i, 188-95. 

The Mayor of Garratt. A farce in two acts. 
Printed from the acting copy, with remarks 

biographical and critical. By D G [Geo. 

Daniel]. Lond., G. H. Davidson, Peter's Hill, 
Doctors' Commons. (J. Cumberland's " British 
Theatre" 1829), viii, pp. 27. 

The Mayor of Garratt, a comedy in two acts. 
By S. Foote. Lond., printed by Thomas White, 
1831, 8°., pp. 45. — (.Thomas' Burlesque Drama 
(18.^8), pp. 54. — The British Drama, illustrated 
(1864), i, 147-53. 

The Mayor of Garrett. A farce. With a 
history of the mock election formerly held there. 
Illustrated, with designs, by R. Seymour... Lond., 
T. H. Lacy n.d. [18—], 8°., pp. 42, 6d. 

Note.— First produced at the Haymarket, 20th 
June, 1763. 

The Patron. A comedy in three acts [and in 
prose], as it is performed in the Haymarket. 
Lond., printed by G. Kearsly... opposite St. 
Martin's Church, in Ludgate Street, 1764, 8"., 
pp. viii and 74.— 2nd ed., Lond., printed for 
G. Kearsly, 1764, 8"., pp. viii and 74.— 3rd ed., 
Lond., printed for P. Vaillant... 17 74, 8»., pp. 
vi and 74, 1/6.— Lond. Theatrical Magazine 
(1780), iv, pp. 13.— Supp. to J. Bell's "British 
Theatre," iv, 358-91. — Modern British Drama 
(1811), V, 344-57. 

Note.- First produced at the Haymarket, 1764. 

The Commissary. A comedy in 3 acts [and 
in prose], as it is performed at the... Haymarket. 
By S Foote. Lond., printed for P. Vaillant, 
facing Southampton Street... 1765, 8"., pp. 67, 
1/6 — 3rd ed., Lond., 1775, 8°. — Lond., 
Theatrical Magazine (1779), iii, PP- 17— Supp. 
to.) Bell's "British Theatre" (1784), iv, 49- 
96.— Modern British Drama (1811), v, 458-76. 
Note.— First produced at the Haymarket, 1765. 
cf. J. Cradock's Memoirs (1828), iv, 119. 

Copy of the original license under which S. 
Foote held the flaymarket Theati'e_ Dated, 
Westminster, 5th July, 6th Geo. HI, [1766], 



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FOOTE, Samuel. (Con.). 

Printed in W. Cooke's Memoirs of Foote, iii, 
202-8. ' 

An Occasional Prelude performed at the 
opening of the Theatre Royal, in the Hay- 
market, May, 1767. By S. Foote. Printed in 
W. Cooke's Memoirs of Foote, iii, 142-59; J. 
Bee's Works of Foote, i, pp. cxxv-cxxxiii. 

The Devil upon Two Sticks. A comedy in 3 
acts, as it is performed at the...Haymarket. 
Written by the late Samuel Foote, Esq., and 
now published by Mr. Colman. Lond., printed 
by T. Sherlock, for T. Cadell, in the Strand, 
1778, 80., pp. vi and 69, 1/6.— Lond., printed 
for W. Lowndes and S. Bladon, 1794, 8°., pp. 
58, 1/6.— Modern British Drama (1811), v, 377 
-93. 

Note. — First produced at the Haymarket, 30th 
May, 1768. Foote made between £3,000 and £4,000 by 
this piece in London, and nearly as much more in 
Dublin. 

Sodom and Ouan. A satire inscribed to S. 
Foote, Esq., alias the Devil upon Two Sticks. 
By Humphrey Nettle. Printed for the author 
and sold at No. 23, opposite St. Dunstan's Church, 
Fleet, 22nd June, 1772, 4"., pp. ii and 29, 2/-. 

The Lame Lover. A comedy in 3 acts [and in 
prose], as it is performed at the... Haymarket. 
By S. Foote. Lond., printed for Paul Vaillant 
...1770, 80., pp. 74.— A Collection of New Plays. 
(Altenburgh, printed for Gottl. Eman. Eichter, 
(1774), ii, 185-254.— Modern British Drama 
(1811), V, 394-410.— The British Drama (1824), 
ii, 1299-1313, 

Note.— First produced at the Haymarket, 22nd 
May, 1770, reproduced with considerable alterations, 
27th Aug. cf. Gent. Mag., xl, 378—82, (1770). 

Foote's Prologue detected with a miniature- 
prose epilogue on his manner in speaking it. 
By Philo-technicus Miso-mimides. Lond., print- 
ed for the author, and sold by J. Williams, 38, 
Fleet Street, 1770, 8o., pp. 35. 

An_ Appendix to Foote's Prologue detected, 
containing, with other curious articles, A New 
Occasional Epilogue, for the close of his theatre, 
on Saturday, Sept. 15th, 1770. By Philo- 
technicus Miso-mimides. Lond., printed for the 
author, and sold by J. Williams, 38, Fleet 
Street, 1770, 8o., pp. 39. 

The Methodist and Mimic. A Tale in Hudi- 
brastic Verse. Lond., 1776, 80., 1/6. 

Note.— In this work Whitfield is represented as 
sending a fnend to Foote to propose that he should 
become a preacher, which proposal Foote rejects with 
aisdain. 

The Maid of Bath. A comedy of 3 acts, as it 
was performed at the Theatre Eoyal, in the 
Haymarket. Lond., John Wheble, Fleet Street 
1778, 80., pp. 69, 1/6. 



FOOTE, Samuel. (Con.). 

The Maid of Bath... Written by the la.te S. 
Foote, Esq., and now published by Mr. Colman. 
Lond., printed by T. Sherlock for T. Cadell, in 
the Strand, 1778, 80., pp. viii and 67, and 
Epilogue unpaged, 1/6. — Modern British Drama 
(1811), v, 411-26. 

Note. — First produced at the Haymarket, 26th 
June, 1771. 

The Nabob. A comedy in 3 acts [and in prose], 
as it is performed at the... Haymarket. Written 
by the late S. Foote, Esq., and now pubUshed 
by Mr. Colman. Lond., printed by T. Sherlock 
for T. Cadell, in the Strand, 1778, 8"., pp. viand 
71, 1/6. — Lond., printed for W. Lowndes and 
S. Bladon, 1795, 8°., pp. 59, 1/6. 

Note. — First produced at the Haymarket, 29th 
June, 1772. In this play The Antiquarian Society are, 
satirized for sitting in Council on the story of Whit^ 
tington and his Cat. cf. Walpole's Letters, (Cunning- 
ham's ed.), V, 398-400. 

The Primitive Puppet Show. A Diversion. 
By S. Foote, 1773. Not printed. 

Note. — Under the above general title, Foote brought 
out at the Haymarket, on the 15th Feb., 1773, a farce 
called ' ■ The Handsome Housemaid, or Piety in Pattens," 
a piece in which the characters were represented by 
handsomely dressed puppets nearly as large as life. 
The Introductory Oration to The Primitive Puppet 
Show, as delivered by Mr. Foote, is printed in J. Bee's 
Works of S. Foote, i, pp. cxxxvii — cxli. 

Piety in Pattens ; written by S. Foote, Esq., 
and first performed in his Primitive Puppet 
Show. MS. 40., formerly penes Eich. Heber. 
cf. Heber's Cat, pt. xi, (MSS.), No. 429. 

Note.— At Heber's sale this MS. was sold to Thos. 
Eodd, a well known bookseller, for the sum of one 
shilling. 

The Bankrupt. A comedy in 3 acts [and in 
prose]. Lond., printed for G. Kearsly, No. 
46, near Serjeant's-Inn...l776, 80., pp. 97, 1/6. 
—New ed., Lond., printed for W. Woodfall 
and S. Bladon, in Paternoster Eow, 1782, 8" 
pp. 63, 1/6. 

Note.— First produced at the Haymarket, 21st 
July, 1773. 

The Cozeners. A comedy in 3 acts, as it was 
performed at the Theatre Eoyal, in the Hay- 
market [1774]. Lond., John Wheble, Fleet 
Street, 1778, 80., pp. 79, 1/6. 

The Cozeners... written by the late S. Foote, 
Esq., and now published by Mr. Colman. Lond 
printed by T. Sheriock, for T. Cadell, in the 
Strand, 1778, 80., pp. vi and 94, 1/6. 

Note.— First produced at the Haymarket, 3rd 
Aug., 1774, contains references to the History of Dr. 
William Dodd, who is represented under the title of 
Dr. Simony, and to the trial of Mrs; Catherine Endd, 
and J. and D. Perreau, see Dagge Hen, ante p. 102. 



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The Tailors. A Tragedy for "Warm Weather, 
in 3 acts, as it is performed at the Theatre 
Koyal, in the Haymarket. Anon. Lond., printed 
by T. Sherlock for T. Cadell, in the Strand, 
1778, 80., pp. vi and 47, 1/-. Bod. Lib. 

The Tailors (or " Quadrupeds."). A Tragedy 
for Warm Weather, in 3 acts, as performed at 
the Theatre Eoyal. Anon. Illustrated with 
original designs by Eobert Cruikshank...with 
introductory remarks by Eichard Eyan. Lond., 
Joseph Thomas, Finch Lane, 1836, 8"., pp. 69. 
— Reprinted in Thomas' Burlesque Drama, 1836, 
80., pp. 69. 

Note. — First produced at the Haymarket, 2ud 
July, 1767. Mr. Eyan states in his preface, p. 5, that 
this piece was written by S. Foote, and on this authority 
the play is attributed to him in the Br. Museum Cat. 
Genest, Baker, and other writers, positively state that 
the piece was not written by Foote, cf. also S. Foote's 
letter to Tate Wilkinson, dated Nov., 1766, and quoted 
in Baker's Biog. Dram., iii, 315. 

A Trip to Calais. A comedy in 3 acts, as 
originally written [in Aug. 1775], and intended 
for representation, by the late Samuel Foote, 
Esq., to which is annexed the Capuchin, as it is 
performed at the... Haymarket, altered from the 
Trip to Calais, by the late S. Foote, Esq., and 
now published by Mr. Colman. Lond., printed 
by T. Sherlock for T. Cadell, in the Strand, 
1778, 80., 2/6. 

Note. — Trip to Calais, pp. 1 — 90. The Capuchin, 
pp. 91—141. 

A Trip to Calais, etc. Lond., printed for 
W. Lowndes and S. Bladon, 1795, 8o., 2/6. 

Note.— Trip to Calais, pp. 1 — 74. The Capuchin, 
pp. 75 — 112. The Capuchin was first produced at the 
Haymarket, 17th Aug., 1776. The Duchess of Kingston 
being satirized in " A Trip to Calais," under the name 
cf Lady Kitty Crocodile, had sufficient influence with 
the Lord Chamberlain to prevent that play being 
licensed, cf. Walpole's Letters, vi, 238, 239, 252. 

The Slanderer. A comedy. 

Note. — Left unfinished at the time of the author's 
death, 1777. 

Elegies. I. — On the death of Samuel Foote, 
Esq. II.— On Age. By Thos. Holcroft, of the 
Theatre Eoyal, Drury Lane. Lond., printed for 
J. Bew, in Paternoster Eow, 1777, 4"., pp. 24, 

1/- 

Note. — The Elegy on S. Foote, pp. 5 — 15. 

Wit for the Ton ! The Convivial Jester ; or 
Sam Foote's last Budget opened, containing 
original and authentic anecdotes... of that im- 
mortal Child of Humour, the English 
Aristophanes...Lond,, printed for W. Adlard, at 
No. 10,' Salisbury Court, Fleet Street, n.d. [1777], 
80., pp. 47, 1/-. 



FOOTE, Samuel, {Con.). 

Memoirs of the Life and Writings of S. 
Foote, Esq., the English Aristophanes ; to which 
are added the Bon Mots... said by that gre^it 
Wit and Excentrical Genius. Printed for J. 
Bew, (No. 28), Paternoster-Eow, n.d. [1778], 
80., pp. 88. 

The Dramatic Works of S. Foote, Esq. 
Dublin, printed by C. Talbot, for S. Price... 
1778, 3 vols., 120. 

An Elegy on the death of S. Foote, Esq. By 
Boscherecoio [pseud, i.e. ]. Lond., printed 

for G. Kearsly, No. 46, Fleet Street, 1778, 4°., 
pp. 11, 1/6. 

The Dramatic Works of S. Foote. To which 
is prefixed A Life of the Author. Lond., J. F. 
and C. . Eivington, 1781, 4 vols. 8 o.— 1788, 4 
vols., 80., 30/-. 

The Life of Samuel Foote, Esq., Lond., 1788, 
80., pp. 23. 

Samuel Foote's Dramatische Werke. Berlin 
und Stettin, bei Friedrich Nicolai, 1796, 3 vols., 
80. 

The Works of S. Foote, Esq. Edinburgh, 
printed for Peter Hill, 1798, 2 vols., 8o. 

Memoirs of S. Foote, Esq., with a collection 
of his genuine bon-mots, anecdotes, opinions, 
etc., mostly original, and three of his dramatic 
pieces, not published in his works. By Will. 
Cooke. Lond., printed for Eichard Phillips, 
No. 6, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars, 1805, 3 vols., 
120., 13/6. 

Note. — The 3 pieces are The Second Act of the' 
Diversions of the Morning (as performed in 1758), iii, 
118—29. The Trial of S. Foote, Esq., for a Libel on 
Peter Paragraph, iii, 130 — 41. An occasional prelude, 
iii, 142—59. 

The works of S. Foote, Esq., with remarks on 
each play and An Essay on the life, genius, and 
writings of the author. By Jon (sic.) Bee, Esq., 
[psevd., i.e., John Badcock]. Portrait. Lond., 
Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, 1830, 3 vols., 
120., 18/-. 

Historical and Biographical Essays. By John 
Forster. Lond., J. Murray, 1858, 2 vols., 8o. 

Note.— Essay on S. Foote, ii, 293—347. Eeprinted 
(with additions) fiom Quart. Rev., xcv, 483 — 548 (1854). 

FOOTE, Samuel, Jun., i.e. Francis 

Wrangham (i) 

Eeform. A Farce modernised from Aris- 
tophanes and published with the annotations 
select, of. Belland, Mart. Scrib, T. P., complete of. 
Cantab, Anti-P., Hyper-bell. By S. Foote, jun. 
Lond., printed for E. Edwards, 142, New Bond 
Street, 1792, 8o., pp. viii and 29. 

FOEBES, Sir John, M.D., F.E.S., D.C.L., (ith 
son of Alex. Forbes), b. Cattelbrae, 18th Oct, 



FOEDTCE. 



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FOEBES, SiK John. {Con.). 

1787. d. Whitchurch, Oxfordshire, 13th 
Nov., 1861. cf. Gent. Mag., xii, 226-28, (1862). 

Observations on the climate of Penzance and 
the district of the Land's End, in Cornwall, with 
an Appendix containing Meteorological Tables, 
and a Catalogue of the Earer Indigenous Plants. 
Eead before the Penwith Agricultural Society, 
and published by request of the members, by 
John Forbes, M.D., Secretary of the Eoyal 
Geological Society of Cornwall, and Physician 
to the Penzance Infirmary. Penzance, printed 
for T. Vigurs and T. and E. Underwood, Lond., 

1821, 8"., pp. ivand 64. 

Sketch of the Medical Topography of the 
Hundred of Penwith, comprising the district 
of the Land's End, in Cornwall. By J. Forbes, 
M.D., F.E.S. Map, n.d., 8". 

Note.— Part ii, pp. 121—229. 
On the Temperature of Mines. By ,T. Forbes, 

1822, 8". 

Note. — Eeprinted from Trans. E.G.S. C, ii, 159— 21 7 
(1819). 

On the Geology of the Land's End district. 
By J. Forbes. Coloured Map, 1822, 8". 

Note.— Eeprinted from Trans. R.G S C, ii, 242-80, 
(1819.) 

On the Geology of St. Michael's Mount. 
Trans. B.G.S.C, ii, 366-75, (1819). Froriep 
Notizm, Erfurt, vi, col., 241-43 ri824). 

On the Comparative Temperature of Penzance. 
Thomson Ann. Philos., i, 293-94, (1821). 

FOEBES and HANLEY. 

List of Cornish Shells, discovered in Mount's 
Bay during 1853. Trans. P.N.H. and A.S., ii, 
196-9 (1853.) 

FOED, .TOHN {son of Tlws. Ford), hapt. Ilsington, 
17th April, 1586. d. not known, 1639 (1). 

The Chronicle Historic of Perkin Warbeck. 
A strange truth. Acted (sometimes) by the 
Queenes Maiesties Servants at the Phenix, in 
Drurie Lane. Lond., printed by T. P. for Hugh 
Beeston, and are to be sold at his shop, neere the 
Castle, in Cornhill, 1634, sm. 4°. No pagina- 
tion. A to K 44 pages. 

Perkin Warbeck. In Dramatic Works of 
Massinger and Ford (1839), pp. 98-122. 

Note. — Act iv, Scene ¥, Coast of Cornwall. Act v, 
Scene i, St. Michael's Mount. 

FOEDYCE, George, M.D., F.E.S. {only son of 
Geo. Fordyce). b. Aberdeen, 18th Nov., 1736. 
d. London, 25th May, 1802. 

A new method of Assaying Copper Ores. 
FMlos. Trans. Ah:, xiv, 608 (1780). 



FOEFAR, William Bentinck {son of John 
Bentinck Forfar), b. Breage. 

The B&l ; or 'Tes a bra' keenly lode — dedicated 
to one and all. A Song — 24 verses. Helston, 
E. Cunnack, 1850. 

Pentowan ; or the adventures of Gregory 
Goulden, Esq., and Tobias Penhale. A Cornish 
Story. By W. B. Forfar. Helston, E. Cunnack, 
Market Place ; Lond., W. Kent and Co. ; 1859, 
8°., pp. viii and 256. 

'The Helston Furry day; an account of its 
origin and celebration, with the music of the 
ancient Furry dance. Helston, E. Cunnack, 
1861, 12°., pp. 16. 

Pengersick Castle. A Cornish Tale. By W. 
B. Forfar. Truro, J. E. Netherton, 1862, 8»., 
pp. vi and 200, 1/-. ' 

Cousin Jan's Courtship and Marriage; The 
Exhibition (A Sequel to " The Bi,l "). Truro, 
J. E. Netherton, 1859, sm. 8°., pp. 17.— 1862, 
8"., pp. 24, 6d. 

Found Drowned. A Tale founded on fact; 
by the author of '■ The Great Grizzler." Truro, 
J. E. Netherton, 1863, 12"., pp. 24. 

Kyuance Cove ; or The Cornish Smugglers. 
A Tale of the last century. By W. B. 1' orfar. 
Lond., J. E. Smith, 1865, 8°., pp. v and 154, 2/-. 

Eozzy Trenoodle and his Leathern Bag. A 
Cornish Tale. Truro, J. E. Netherton, 1865, 
12"., pp. 6. 

Tale of the Oysters. By W. B. Forfar. [In 
Pengersick Castle]. Versified by H. J. Daniel. 
App. to " Bobby Poldue," 18—. See p. 103. 

Note. — This Tersification, by H. J. Daniel, waa 

prohibited by a threatened action on the part of .\Jr. 

Forfar, -whereupon it was withdrawn, and the copies 
promised to be destroyed. 

The Wizard of West Penwith ; a tale of the 
Land's End. By W. B. Forfar. Penzance, 
printed and published by W. Cornish, 1871, 
roy. 12°., pp. 241, 3/6 to subscribers. 

Note. — The Bal, Cousin Jan, Found Drowned, Eozzy 
Trenoodle, and Tale of the Oysters, are reprinted in 
" Cornish Tales, Truro, J. E Netherton, 1867, 8°." 

FOESTEE, Rev. Benjamin, B.D. {3rd son 
of Thos. Forster.) B. of Boconnoc, 1773-18()5, 
b. 7th Aug., 1736. d. Boconnoc, 2nd Dec, 
1805. cf. Gent. Mag., Ixxv, 1177, 1237, 
(1805); Nichols' Anecdotes, vi, 268, 270, 6i6, 
ix, 648-51. Nichols' Illustrations, v, 290-328, 
viii, 544-6, 633-39. 

Some account of the church and windows of 
St. Neots, in Cornwall. Anon. Folding plate. 
Lond., printed by H. andE. Ledger, Mazepond, 
Southwark, 1786, 4°., pp. iv and 26. List of 
Subscribers. 

A short address to the Masters and Mistresses 
of Parish Apprentices, in the County of Cpni' 



POETESCUE. 



169 



POSTEE. 



FOESTEE, Eev. Benjamin. [Con.). 

wall, introductory to some account of the 
Principal Matters contained in an Act of Parlia- 
ment, past in the year 1792, for the better 
regulation of Parish-Apprentices. [By Rev. B. 
Forster]. To be had of J. Liddell, printer and 
book-binder, Bodmin ; and of J. Vandersluys, 
at Boconnoc, n.d. [1793], 8"., pp. 11, Id. 

Note. — " A short address, &c.," is dated " Bocon- 
noc Parsonage, April 26th, 1793," and comprised in 
pp. 1 — 5 ; " The principal matters contained in the Act," 
is comprised in pp. 6 — 11. 

Letter respecting the visit of the Rev.William 
Mason to Cornwall, signed B. P., [i.e. B. Forster] 
and dated Cornwall, 17th Sept., 1799. W^eekly 
Entertainer, xxxiii, 330 (1799). 

Note. — The purport of the letter is to contradict a 
report that Mr. Mason had stated that there was nothing 
good in Cornwall but junket and the Weekly Entertainer. 

Epistolarium, or Fasciculi of curious letters, 
together with a few familiar poems, and some 
account of the writers as preserved among the 
MSS. of the Forster family. By F. [i.e. Thomas 
Ignatius Maria Forster] Bruges, 1845—50, 2 
vols., 80. 

Note.— Contains several letters to Eev. B. Forster. 

FOESTER, E., Jun. 

The Botanists' Guide... By D. Turner and L. 
W. Dillwyn...l805, 2 vols, 8°. 

Note — The Botany of Cornwall described, i, 124-42. 
Considerable portion of the information, especially with 
regard to the eastern part of the county, was furnished 
by Mr. B Forster, jun. 

FORSTER, William. b. Tottenham, 23rd 
March, 1784. d. Houlston, Tennessee, 27th 
Jan., 1854. 
Memoirs of W. Forster, edited by Benjamin 

Seebohm. Lond., Bennett, 1865, 2 vols., 8". 
Note —He came into Cornwall in 1814, (when he 

visited SciUy), 1819 and 1835. cf. i, 178—181, 231 ; ii, 

94. 

FORTESCUE FAMILY. 

A history of the Fortescue family. By 
Thomas (Fortescue) Lord Clermont. Chiswick 
Press. Printed for private circulation, 1869, 2 
vols., fol. 

Note. -Contains an account of the Cornish family 
of Fortescue. 

FORTESCUE, Hugh, of Filleigh, Devon, 
{eldest son of Arthwr Fortescue). d. 1719. 
An Act for discharging the Barton and Lands 
of and in Catch French, in the county of Corn- 
wall, from the uses and limitations contained m 



FORTESCUE, Hugh. {Con.). 

the will of H, Fortescue, Esq., n.d. [1726], fol., 
pp.3. 

Note. — This manor was carried to H. Fortescue by 
marriage with Bridget, only daughter and heiress of 
Hugh Boscawen. 

FORTESCUE, John, of Punsborne, Herts. 
Sheriff of Cornwall, 1471-76. d. 28th .luly, 
1500. cf. Liber de AntiquisLegibus(CamdenSoc., 
1846), preface, pp. 216-17; Hist, of Fortescue 
family, ii, 153-63. 

FORTESCUE, Colonel Richard. Commander 
of Parliamentary Forces in the West. d. 1656 (!) 
cf. Joshua Sprigge's Anglia Bediviva (1647), 
pp. 69, 97, 167, 329, N & Q., 3 S., vii, 
258, 341, 387 (1865). 

FOSTER, Clement Le Neve, B.A. {son of 

Peter Le Neve Foster.) b. Camberwell, Surrey, 

23rd March, 1841. 

Banca and its Tin Stream Works. By P. 
Van Dieste, Mining Engineer. Translated 
from the Dutch. By C. L. N. Foster. Maps 
and 2 woodcuts. Truro, Heard, 1867, 8°., pp. 
85. 

Remarks on the tin producing districts of 
Asia. Rep. B.G.P. Soc, 1866, pp. xlv--l. 

Notes on New Rosewarne Mine, ib., 1866, 
pp. li-lv. 

Bergstrom's Boring Machine, ib., 1867, p. 1. 

Rock-boring Machine at Altenberg. ib., 1867, 

p. 6. 

Perseberg Iron Mines, ib., 1867, p. 47. 

Tabulated account of the Boring Machines 
exhibited or described at Falmouth, Aug. 1867. 
ib., 1867, p. 48. 

On the use of Doering's Boring Machine at 
Tincroft Mine, Redruth, ib., 1867, p. 58. 

The Thirty-fifth annual report of the Royal 
Cornwall Polytechnic Society, 1867. [Ed. by 
C. L. N. Foster]. Falmouth, Mrs. Lake ; [Heard 
and Sons, printers, Truro] ; n.d. [1867], 8"., 2/-. 



On a curious lode or mineral vein at New 
Rosewarne Mine, Gwinear, Cornwall. Bnt. 
Assoc. Bep., 1866, p. 52. 



Notes on New Rosewarne Mine. Bep. Miners' 
Assoc, of C. and D., 1866, p. 26. 

Bergstrom's Boring Machine, ib., 1868, p. 0. 
Rock Boring Machine at Altenberg. ib., 

Perseberg Iron Mines, ib., 1868, p. 46. 



FOX. 



160 



FOX. 



FOSTBB, Clement Le Neve. (Con.). 

On the mine and smelting works of Agordo. 
By N. Pellati. Trans., from the Italian, by C. L. 
N. Foster, ik, 1869, pp. 11-28. 

Notes on theCaratal gold diggings, Venezuelan 
Guayana. «&., 1869, pp. 43-45. [Quart. Journ. 
Geol. Soc, Land., xxv, p. 336.] 

On a new apparatus for " determining the 
weights of small buttons of gold and silver, for 
the use of assayers. ib., 1869, pp. 46-47. 

Note on Specimens of Scheelite. ik, 1869, p'. 
48. 

Eeports of the Miners' Association of Cornwall 
and Devon, for 1866 and 1867. [Ed. by C. L. 
N. Foster]. Truro, Heard and Sons, 1866, 
1867, 8". 

FOSTEK, Miss Elizabeth, k Surrey. 

Writing Copies for Village Schools. Rep. 
R.G.P. Soc, 1854, p. 51. 

FOTHERLY, Rev. Charles. Incumk of 
Southill, Callingtonand St. Eive. d. 1677 C!) cf. 
Walker's Sufferings of the Clergy, pt. ii, 31. 

FOWLER, Rev. William. Wesleyan Minister 
in Cornwall 1805-12. k Collumpton, 1773. 
d. 23rd Aug., 1845. 

A Funeral Sermon for Alexander New. 
Bodmin, 1812, S". 

FOX FAMILY, of Brislington. 

Genealogical Memoranda relating to the 
family of Fox, of Brislington, Clifton, &c., 
[descended from E. L. Fox, q.v]. Howards' 
Miscell. Geneal. ei Serai. (Monthly Series), i, 

FOX, Miss Anna Maria, (eldest dau. of R. W. 
Fox), k Falmouth, 21st Feb., 1815. 

Illustrations of Greek History and Antiquities 
Penryn, 1848, 8°. Not published. 

Note.— Sold in aid of the Scripture Eeadera' 
Society. For Miss A. M. Fox's other works see Fox, 
Caroline. 

FOX, BiTHA or Tabitha. See Lloyd Tabitha. 

FOX, Miss Caroline, (2nd dau. of R. W. Fox) 
k Falmouth, 24th May, 1820. d. Pengerrick" 
near Falmouth, 12th Jan., 1871. ' 

II poter della Parola. Trans, [by the Misses 
C. and A. M. Fox], from " The Power of the 
Word," Memoirs of Pastor Von Maas-dyk 
Printed at Florence, 18 — , 12o. 

Che cosa.uno puo fare. Trans, [by the 
Misses C. an4 A. M. Fox], from " What one 
man may do." Lond., Printed by Feretti, 18— 
12", Not published, ' 



FOX, Miss Cakolinb. {Con.). 

II poter della fede. Trans, [by the Misses 
C. and A. M. Fox], from " The Power of Faith." 
Tregaskis, Falmouth, 18—, 120. 

Gualtiero e Gulielmo. Trans, [by the Misses 
C. and A. M. Fox], from " Walter and Willie." 
Printed at Naples, 18—, 12". 

Le due Pecorelle. Trans, [by the Misses C. 
and A. M. Fox], from " The Two Lambs." 
Printed at Naples, 18—, 12o. Not published. 

II Mozzo Bertino. Eacconto Vero. Seconda 
edizione. Firenze Tipografia Clandiana, Via 
Maffia, 33, 1867, 8°., pp. 14. 

Note.— Trans, by the Misses C. and A. M. Fox, from 
" The Cabin Boy Bob." Wesleyan Conference Beligious 
Tracts, No. 101, pp. 8. 

FOX, Charles, k Falmouth, d. Caroline 
Buildings Bath, 1808 (1) cf. Hone's Table Rook 
(1827), p. 762. Etheridge's Life of Rev. Adam 
Clarice, pp. 265, 384. 

A series of Poems, containing the plaints, 
consolations and delights of Achmed Ardebeili, 
a Persian Exile. With notes historical and ex- 
planatory. By C. Fox. Bristol, printed by 
Bulgin and Roster for J. Cottle... 1797, 80., pp. 
xl and 276, 8/-. List of Subscribers. 

Leila and Mignon. A Poem. By C. Fox, 
MSS. 

Note. — This, with other MSS. came into Dr. 
Adam Clarke's care after the author's death. 

A [Cornish] Dialogue b.etween Gracey Penrose 
and Mally Trevisky. By C. Fox. [1790?]; 
Printed in Polwhele's Cornwall, v, 25 ; Paris' 
Guide to Mount's Bay (1828), pp. 266-69 ; C. 
Eedding's Itinerary of Cornwall, pp. 169-171 ; 
J. Trenhaile's Dolly Pentreath and other Cornish 
Tales, pp. 43-46; Cornish Tales, (Truro, 1867), 
pp. 80-83. 

FOX, Charles (1th son of R. W. Fox, and brother 
of R. W. Fox, F.R.S.). k Falmouth, 22nd 
Dec, 1797. 

On a rare species of Shark. Rep. R.I.C., 
1838, p. 41. 

Sidonian Inscription, ib., 1856, p. 19. 

Celtic and Christian Antiquities of Algeria. 
ik, 1869, p. 78. 

Premiums and prizes offered by C. Fox. Rep. 
R.C.P. Soc. 1833, p. 8 ; 1834, p. 10 ; 1835, p. 
154 ; 1836, p. 20. 

Statistical Notice of the Mining History of 
Saxony, ib., 1845, pp. 26-30. 

Remarks on Boring Machines, ik, 1867, p. 
14. ' ' *- 

[The History of] The Royal Cornwall P61y. 
technic Society, ib., 1869, pp. 99-106. 



POX. 



161 



POX. 



POX, Charles. (Con.). 

On a Deposit of Tin in Wendron. Bep. 
Miners' Assoc, of C. and D., 1868, p. 35. 



On tlie Bones of a Hippopotamus, found at 
Constantine, in Algeria. Rep. R.G.S.C., 1868. 

The Addresses delivered by the President of 
the R.G.S.C., 1864-67. Bep. B.G.S C, 1864, 
pp. 5-16; 1865, pp. 5-17; 1866, pp. 5-18; 
1867, pp. 9-22. 

Speech on laying Foundation Stone of 
Geological Museum, 28 April, 1864. ib. 1868, 
pp. 1-5. 



Practical Mining. Suggested improvements. 
Mining Journ., xxxiii, 242 (1863.) 

The Mount Cenis Tunnel, ib., xxxiii, 554. 

Mining Association of Cornwall and Devon. 
ib., xxxiv, 238 (1864.) 

Vipers. HardwicMs Science Gossip, 1868, pp. 
180-81. 
Mushrooms, ib., 1869, p. 70. 
Badgers from Penwarne. ib., 1871, p. 41. 

FOX, Chaklotte (dau. of R. W. Fox, and Ind 
wife of Samuel Fox), b. Falmouth, 1801. 

EecoUections of Our Old Home. Anon. For 
private circulation, n.p. or d. [Lond. R. Barrett 
and Son, printers, Mark Lane. Dated Falmouth, 
17th 3rd month, 1868], 8o., pp. 32. 

FOX, Edward Long, M.D. {2nd son of Joseph 

Fox, of Falmouth), b. Falmouth 1761. d. 

Heath House, Brislington, near Bristol, 2nd 

May, 1835. 

Dissertatio Physico-Medica inaugiiralis de 
voce humana, quam...pro gradu Doctoris, sum- 
misque in medicina honoribus ac privilegiis rite 
et legitime consequendis eruditorum examini 
subjicit Edvardus Long Fox, Britannus. 
Edinburgi, apud Balfour et Smellie, Academise 
Typographos, 1784, 8"., pp. 47. 

Note. ■ — The deciioation reads " Viro eximio, 
parentum optimo, dileotissimo, Josepho Pox . . neonon, 
amico suo benevolo, medico peritissimo, Joanni Gould, 
de Truro, in Cornubiae oomitatu. . .sacrare voluit auotor 
devinctissimus." 

FOX, Elizabeth, late of Falmouth, b. 1768. 

d. 10th October, 1848. 

Memoir of E. Fox. " The Annual Monitor " 
(Friends), No. 7, New Series for 1849... (York, 
pub. by Executors of late Will. Alexander, 
1848, 18".,) pp. 122-130. 

FOX, Elizabeth T. See Gibbins, E. T. 



FOX, George. Fowider of the Society of Friends, 
b. Drayton, July, 1624. d. London, 13th 
Jan., 1690. 

A Journal of the Life, Travels, Sufferings, 
Christian Experience, and Labour of Love, of 
G. Fox. By William Armistead. 7th ed. Lond., 

Cash, 1852, 2 vols., 8"., 5/-. 

Note.— G. Pox oame into Cornwall in 1655, 59, 63, 
68. 

FOX, George (Son of Robert Phillips Fox), b. 
Perran Wharf, 31st Jan., 1815. cf G. J. 

Symons' British Bainfall, 1867-70. 

Adjusting unicomb and suspended hives with 
registering apparatus. Rep. R.C.P.Soc, 1849, 
pp. 26-29. 

Galvanic Battery. English Mechanic and 
Mirror of Science and Art, x, 27, (1870). 

Old China, Plymouth China, ib., x, 192. 

Gas Fires, x, 214. 

Musical Box. ib., x, 238. 

Electric Clock, ib., xii, 177," 260, 273, 381. 
(1871). 

On Magic Lanterns, ib., xii, 212, 284, 405. 

Hydro Electric Machine, ib., xii, 324. 

Value of Coins, ib., xii, 407. 

Graphite Cells for Manganese Battery, ib., 
xii, 496. 

Hydrogen Lamp, ib., xii, 524, 546. 

FOX, George Croker (son of G. C. Fox and 
father of the succeeding), d. Falmouth, 31st 
Dec, 1807. cf Gent. Mag., Ixxviii, 88 (1808). 

FOX, George Croker, F.G.S. {son of the pre- 
ceding), b. Falmouth, 1784. d. Falmouth, 
1st July, 1850. cf Gent. Mag., xxxiv, 663 
(1850). 

The Prometheus of ^schylus and the Electra 
of Sophocles, translated from the Greek, with 
notes intended to illustrate the typical character 
of the former, also a few Original Poems. By 
G. C. Fox. Lond., Darton and Harvey, 1835, 
8°., pp. vii and 259. 

The Death of Demosthenes and other Original 
Poems, with the Prometheus and Agamemnon 
of ^schylus, translated from the Greek. By 
G. C. Fox. Lond., John Bohn, 1839, 8°., pp. 
xii and 287, 8/-. 

Premiums offered by G. C. Fox. Bep. R.C.P. 
Soc, 1834, p. 13. 

FOX, Howard {3rd son of Alfred Fox), b. 10th 

Dec, 1836. 

On Weekly Returns of the Cornish and Devon- 
shire Sea Fisheries. Land and Water, vii, 214, 
234 (1869). 

V 



FOX. 



162 



FOX. 



FOX, Jane G-URNEY {dau. of Jonathan Back- 
house, of Darlington, and wife of Robert Barclay 
Fox, who d. 1855). See Backhouse. 

FOX, John (3r(i son of Francis Fox, of St. 
Germans). 6. Plymouth, 1693. c?. 25th Oct., 
1763. 

Memoir of himself, by Mr. John Fox, of 
Plymouth, with biographical sketches of some 
of his contemporaries, and some unpublished 
letters from Archbishop Seeker and Dr. Samuel 
Chandler. Monthly Repository, xvi, 129, etc. 
(1821); xvii, 219 (1822). 

Note. — The above contain much information res- 
pecting tlie early Cornisli dissenters. 

Memoir of Benjamin Smithurst [of London, 
who resided sometime at Saltash and Launces- 
ton]. By J. Fox. ib., xvi, 44.3-46 (1821). 

FOX, Joseph {ird son of Oeorge Fox, of Par), 
b. 1729. d. 1784 (?). cf. Letters of \st Earl 
of Malmesbury (1870), i, 428. 

The Christian Principle. ..of Goodwill, exemp- 
hfied in practice [a Memoir of J. Fox]. The 
Herald of Peace, vi, pt. ii, 437-44 (1828.) cf 
The Irish Friend, iv, 35. 

On theNational Crime of Privateering [relative 
to Mr. J. Fox]. Christian Observer, xxxi, 22-9 
(1831). 



FOX, Joseph, M.D. {eldest son of the preceding), 
b. Falmouth, 1759. d. Plymouth, 25th Feb., 
1832. cf. Munk's Roll of Physicians, ii, 337 ; 
Gent. Mag., cii, 284 (1832). 

FOX, Joseph John, M.E.C.S., F.S.S., (eldest 
son of Joseph Fox, Surgeon). J.Falmouth, 6th 
Aug., 1821. 

The Society of Friends ; an enquiry into the 
cause of its weakness as a Church. By J. J. 
Fox, Fellow of the Statistical Society... Lond., 
A. W. Bennett, 5, Bishopgate without, 1859, 
80., pp. 106. 

On the Mortality of the Metropolis. Med. 
Times and Gaz., xiii, 112-14; 167-69; 467-68, 
(1856); xiv, 284; XV, 190-91, 471-72, (1857); 
xvi, 243-45, 263-64 ; xvii, 548-49, (1858). 
. On the vital Statistics of the Society of Friends. 
Statist. Soc. Journ., xxii, 208-31, 481-83, (1859). 

On the Province of the Statistician, ib. xxiii 
330, (1860). 

The Relative Prosperity of different parts of 
Cornwall, before the opening of the Cornwall 
Railway (so far), as shewn by the excess of 
births over deaths, from 1855 to 1858. Rep 
R.C.P.Soc, I860, pp. 126-28. 



FOX, Joseph John. (Con.). 

The House of Saxe Coburg. Leisure Hour, 
1856, pp. 750, 757. 

The Life of a Cloud. Recreative Science, 1860 
p. 13. 

FOX, Maria {dau. of Benjamin Middleion and 
wife of Samuel Fox, of Wellington.) b. Welling- 
borough, 30th March, 1793. d. Tottenham 
15-th Jan., 1844. 

Memoirs of Maria Fox, late of Tottenham... 
Lond., C. Gilpin, 1846, 8o., pp. viii and 493, 8/-. 

Note. — Accounts of visits to Cornwall, pp. 222 
268, 289. 

FOX, Maria {dau. of Robert Barclay, and wife 
of R. W. Fox, F.R.S.) 

A Testimony of the Monthly Meeting of the 
West Division of Cornwall concerning Maria 
Fox. " Testimonies concerning deceased Ministers " 
for 1859, pp. 10-16. 

FOX, Richard, M.D. (Srd son of Joseph Fox., 
who was b. 1729). b. Falmouth, 1765. 
d. Falmouth, 14th Feb., 1841. cf Gent. 
Mag. XV, 443, (1841). 

Copy of a Letter from Granville Sharp to Dr. 
R. Fox, respecting a Negro Boy. Dated, No. 1, 
Garden Court, Temple, 11th July, 1798, 
Monthly Repository, xii, 330-33, (1817.) 

FOX, Robert Barclay {only son of Robert Were 
Fox, F.R.S.). b. Falmouth, 6th Sept., 1817. 
d. Gizeh, Cairo, 10th March, 1855. cf Illust. 
Lond. News, xxvi, 442, (1855). 

Lights and Sounds [a poem], dated Hyferes, 
France, 15th March, 1854, and signed R.B.F. 
Herald of Peace, iii, 48, (1854-55). 

Karnak [a poem], dated Thebes, 1855, and 
signed R.B.F. ib., iii, 192, 

FOX, Robert Were, F.R.S. {eldest son of R. 
W. Fox), b. Falmouth, 26th April, 1789. 

Observations on Mineral Veins. By R. W. 
Fox. Communicated to the R.C.P.Soc, "and 
taken from their Report for 1836. 3 Coloured 
Plates. Falmouth, printed by J. Trathan, 
Market Strand, 1837, 8o., pp. 65. 



AD. 1812, Dec. 10th, No. 3621. Specifica- 
tion of Robert Were Fox, the younger, of 
Falmouth... Merchant, and Joel Lean, then the 
younger of the parish of Budock... gentleman, 
for " Certain Improvements on Steam Engines 
and the apparatus needful or expedient to be 



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used with the same." With drawing annexed. 
Lond., 1812, fol. — Eeprinted, Lond., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1855, fol. pp. 4, 5d. 



The Mining School. Bep. R.I.G., 1835, p. 15. 
The Results of Experiments on the Magnetic 
Dip. c/. Rep. R.I.C., 1859, p. 20. 



Rep. 



50- 



Premiums offered by E. W. Fox. 
RC.P.Soc, 1833, p. 8; 1834, p. 11. 

Dipping Needle Deflector, ib., 1834, pp 
56 ; 1835, p. 50. 

On a Galvanometer, employed to detect the 
quality of Copper Sheathing, &c., for Ships. 
ik, 1834, p. 37. 

Chart and Table of Dip and Intensity of 
Terrestial Magnetism, ib., 1835, pp. 57-64. 

On a proposed Wedge, to be used in blasting 
rocks, ib., 1835, pp. 114-15 ; 1838, p. 141. 

The Magnetic Balance, ib., 1836, p. 77. 

On Mineral Veins, ib., 1836, pp. 81-141 ; 
1841, p. 163 ; 1842, pt. ii, p. 103. 

The Lamination ot Clay by Electricity, ib., 
1837, pp. 20, 68. 

On a Plan for Measuring the Electro-Magnetic 
Intensity of Electrical Currents, ib., 1842, 
pt. i, pp. 25-26. 

Notice of some Experiments on Subterranean 
Electricity, made in Pennance Mine, ib., 1842, 
pt. ii, pp. 103-109. 

A Paper relative to Springs of Water, ib., 
1843, p. 59, App. 

On certain Pseudomorphous Crystals of Quartz. 
ib., 1845, pp. 1-8. 

Some Remarks on the High Temperature m 
the United Mines. &, 1846, pp. 1-3. 

On an Instrument for Measuring the Specific 
Gravity and Weights of Bodies, ib., 1847, pp. 
19-20. 

Results of Experiments on Magnetic Dip and 
Intensity in some parts of Europe in 1859. ib., 
1859, p. 118. 



On the Temperature of Mines. Plate. 
Trans. R.G.S.C. ii, 14-18, (1819). 

On the Temperature of Mines. Plate. «&., 
ii, 19-28, (1820). 

Some further Observation on the Temperature 
of Mines, ib., iii, 313-328, (1827). 

Observations on Metalliferous Veins and their 
Electro-Magnetic Properties. ib., iv, 21-28, 
(1830). ^ , 

On a Vegeto-Metallic Specimen found near 
Falmouth, ib., vi, 76, (1846). 



FOX, EOBEET Weee. (Con.). 

Electro-Magnetic Properties of the Metalli- 
ferous Veins in the Mines of Cornwall. Philos. 
rrans.,cxx, 399-414, (1830), cxxv, 39-40,(1835). 

On the Variable Intensity of Terrestrial 
Magnetism and the influence of the Aurora 
Borealis upon it. ib., cxxi, 199-208, (1831). 

Report of Experiments on the Electricity of 
Metallic Veins and the Temperature of Mines. 
Rep. Brit. Assoc, 1837, pp. 133-37. 

Magnetic Observations, ib., 1838, pp. 67, 89, 
101, 147. 

Report on Subterranean Temperature in the 
Mines of Cornwall, ib., 1840, pp. 309-19; 
1857, pp. 96-101. 

Report on the Magnetic Survey of Great 
Britain and Ireland, ib., 1857, p. 130 ; 1858, 
p. 185. 

Experiments on the Electricity of the Copper 
Vein in Huel Jewel Mine. Brii. Assoc. Sect. 
1834, pp. 572-74. 

On a new Dipping Needle, ib., 1835, p._25. 

On the absence of Magnetism in cast iron 
when in fusion, ib., 1835, p. 33. 

On Voltaic Agencies in Metalliferous Veins. 
ib., 1836, pp. 81-82. 

On the production of a Horizontal Vein of 
Carbonate of Zinc, ib., 1839, p. 90. 

On Mineral Veins. Philos. Mag., vi, 17-21, 
(1829). 

On the Discharge of a Jet of Water under 
water, ib., viii, 342. 

On the Increased Heat in Mines, ib., ix, 
95-99, (1831). 

On Terrestrial Magnetism, ib., ix, 361. 

On some Phoenomena of Heat, ib., xi, 345- 
47, (1832). 

On certain Irregularities in the Vibrations of 
the Magnetic Needle produced by partial 
warmth, and some Remarks on the Electro- 
magnetism of the Earth. Lond, and Edinb. 
Philos. Mag., i, 310-14, 18.'.2. [Proe. Roy. Soc, 
iii, 123-5, 1832.] 

Some facts which appear to be at variance 
with the Igneous Hypothesis of Geologists, ib., 
i, 338-40. . , ,.^ 

Notice of a Marine Deposit m the clifls near 
Falmouth, ib., i, 471-2. 

Sketch of the Granite District near Penryn. 
ib., ii, 326-27, (1833). , ^ , . 

On Magnetic Attraction and Repulsion, ana 
on Electrical Action, ib., iv, 1-11, (1834). _ 

On an Instrument for ascertaining various 
properties of Terrestrial Magnetism, ib., iv, 81- 



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FOX, EoBBKT Webe. (Con.). 

Electrical relations of Metals and Metalliferous 
Minerals, ih., vi, 300, 1835. \Philos. Trans., 
cxxv, 39-40, 1835]. 

On the Absence of Magnetism in cast iron in 
fusion, ih., vii, 388. 

On the laws of Magnetic Attraction, ih., vii, 
439-40. 

Some further remarks on the Magnetic Forces. 
ih., viii, 108-109, (1836.) 

On the change in the Chemical character of 
Minerals induced by Galvanism, ih., ix, 228. 

On the Formation of Mineral Veins, ih., ix, 
387. 

Results of Experiments on the Production of 
Artificial Crystals, by voltaic action, ih., x, 
171-72, (1837). 

On the process by which Mineral Veins have 
been filled, ih., xi, 203-204. 

On the Temperature of some Mines in Corn- 
wall and Devonshu'e. ih., xi, 520. 

Experiments on Subterranean Electricity made 
in Pennance Mine, ih., xxiii, 491-96, (1843). 

On Pseudomorphous Crystals of Quartz, ih., 
xxviii, 5-10, (1846.) 



On the Result of Mr. Fox's Experiments on 
the Production of Artificial Crystals by Voltaic 
Action. Edinh. New Philos. Journ., xxii, 402-3, 
(1837). 

On the Lamination of Clay by Electricity, ih., 
XXV, 196-98, (1838). 

On Electric Currents in Metalliferous Veins. 
ih., xxviii, 267-71, (1840). 

On Springs of Water, ih., xxxviii, 66-71, 
(1845). 

On Pseudo morphous Crystals of Quartz, ih., 
xl, 115-21, 1846. [Silliman Journ. i, 430-32, 
1846]. 

The High Temperature in the United Mines. 
ih., xlii, 23-25, (1847). 



Experiments illustrative of the Influence of 
Voltaic Electricity on copper pyrites. Sturgeon, 
Ann. Eledr., i, 132-34, (1836-7). 

The Magnetic Balance, ih., i, 494-95. 

The Lamination of Clay by Electricity, ih., ii, 
54-56, (1838). 

On the Formation of Mineral Veins, ih., ii, 
166-94. 

Experiments on Subterranean Electricity. 
Sturgeon, Ann. Philos., i, 71-76, (1843). 

Alloys of Platinum. Thomson, Ann. Philos., 
liii, 467-68, 1819; [Ann. Gin. Sci. Phvs., i, 
363-64, 1819]. 



FOX, EoBEBT Webe. (Con.). 

Remarks on Mr. M. P. Moyle's " Observations 
on the Temperature of Mines in Cornwall." ih., 
iii, 381-83, (1822). 

On the Temperature of Mines, ih., iv, 440- 



On the Formation of Mineral Veins. Proc. 
Geol. Sac, Lond., ii, 406, 539-40, (1838). 

The Formation of Metallic Veins by voltaic 
agency, ih., iii, 9-10, (1842). 

Notice of some Experiments on the Electric 
Currents in Pennance mine, near Falmouth. 
Proc. Geol. Soc. Lond., iii, 755-57, 1842. [Chemist, 
iv, 337-39, 1843.] 

On the Formation of Mineral Veins. Tram. 
Geol. Soc. Lond., v, 497-98, (1838). 

On Sand-worn Granite near the Land's-end. 
Journ. Geol. Soc. Lond., ii, 549-50, (1855). 



The Temperature of the Earth at various 
depths. Annal. de Ghimie, xvi, 78-85, 1821. 
[Quart. Journ. Sci, xii, 339-41, 1822 ; Froriep 
Notizen, ii, col, 273-77, 1822.] 

Remarks on Mr. Moyle's " Observations on 
the Temperature of Mines." ih., xxi, 308-17, 
(1822]. 

On the relative quantities of Steam condensed 
in vessels with bright metallic and blackened 
surfaces. Edinh. Journ. Sci., ix, 232-33, (1828). 

The Electro-magnetic properties of Metallifer- 
ous Veins, ih., iv, 263-73, 1831 ; [Boui, Journ. 
de Oiol., ii, 385-99, 1830. Silliman, Journ., xx, 
136-43, 1831.] 

The Electro-magnetic properties of Metallifer- 
ous Veins. Poggend. Annal., xxii, 150-53, 
(1831). 

Ueber die mit der Tiefe zunehmende Temper- 
atur der Grubenwasser in Cornwall, ih., xxi, 
171-72, (1831). 

The Lamination of Clay by Electricity, ih., 
xlvii, 604-5, (1839). 



On the Discharge of a Jet of Water under 
water. Jown. Roy. Inst., i, 368, 599-600, (1831). 
On the Bur of Perforations, ih., ii, 179. 



Observations de 1' inclinaison et de 1' intensity 
magn6tique faites en diff^rents lieux de 1' Europe. 

Paris, Comptes Brnidus, vii, 980-82, (1838). 



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FOX, Robert Were. (Can,). 

Description and use of a Dipping Needle 
Deflector. By E. W. Fox and T. B. Jordan. 

Sturgeon, Ann. Eledr., iii, 288-97, (1838-39). 



An account of the observations and experi- 
ments on the Temperature of Mines, which have 
recently been made in Cornwall and the north 
of England. By R. W. Fox and M. P. Moyle. 
Tilloch, Philos. Mag., Ixi, 347-53, 436-47, 
^1823). Gfilbert, Annal, Ixxvi, 390-452, (1824). 

FOX, Sarah Hustler {dan. of William Hustler 
and wife of Charles Fox), b. Bradford, York- 
shire, 1800. 
A Metrical Version of the Book of Job, 

designed chiefly for the use of schools. Anon. 

Part i. Lond., C. Gilpin, 1852, IS"., pp. iv and 

67. Part ii. Lond., W. Cash, 1854, 16o. 
Poems, Original and Translated. By S. H. 

F[ox]. With illustrations by E. F. T[uckett]. 

Lend., Longman, 1863, sq. fcp., 8°., pp. xi and 

189, 5/6. 
Catch Who Can, or Hide and Seek. Original 

Double Acrostics. By Sphinx, [psevd., i.e.,&. 

H. Fox]. Lond., Longman, 1869, 8°., pp. vi 

and 136. 

Note. — A Key to the Acrostics is published 

separately, price 6d. 
The Matterhorn Sacrifice. [A Poem,] signed 

S.H.F. MacmiUan's Mag., xii, 528-29, (1865). 

FOX, Sarah Prideaux (dau. of Robert Phillips 
Fox), b. Perran Wharf, 3rd April, 1813. 
Kingsbridge Estuary, with Rambles in the 
neighbourhood. Cjmpiled by S. P. Fox. Kings- 
bridge, G. P. Friend, Gazette Ofiice, 29 Fore 
Street, Lond., Hamilton, Adams, and Co., 1864, 
8"., pp. 172, 12/6. 

Note.— The photographic illustrations are by the 
writer's brother, Geo. Fox. 

FOXELL, Rev. John. b. Frome, Oct., 1777. 

d. Penzance, 5th June, 1852. 

Our Duty under National Bereavements. A 
Sermon occasioned by the lamented death of 
her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of 
Saxe Coburg; the outlines of which were 
delivered at the Independent Meeting, Penzance, 
on Wednesday evening, November 19th, 1817. 
By John Foxell. Penzance, printed and sold by 
T. Vigurs, Lond., Boynes, 1817, 4"., pp. 27, 
1/-. Dr. Williams'. ^. , 

A Letter to Mr. Foxell on the Apostolical 
Succession, in answer to a letter of his which 
appeared in the Penzance Gazette, 22nd Dec, 
1841 By An Anglo Catholic Layman. Pen- 
zance, R. D. Rodda, 1842, 8°., pp. 24. 



FOXELL, Mary {dau. of Walter and Mary 
Borlase, and wife of preceding), d. Penzance, 
26th Sept., 1849, aged 84. cf J. Davy's Life 
and Works of Sir H. Davy, (1839), i, 40-41. 

FRANCIS, George Grant, Lieut. -Coll. 1st 
Glamorgan Artillery, F.S.A. {son of John 
Francis) b. Swansea, 1814. 

The Smelting of Copper in the Swansea 
District from the time of Elizabeth to the present 
day. By Major G. Francis. Not published. 
Swansea, printed at the Cambrian Office, Wine 
Street, 1867, 8"., pp. viii and 126. 

Note. — This work contains numerous references to 
Cornish Copper Mines. Prefixed is a list of 50 persons 
to whom copies were presented. 

List of Cornish Tokens. West Briton, 22nd 
July, 1864. 

FRANCIS, Henry, b. St. Mewan. 

Mineral Phenomena. Rep. R.C.P.Soc, 1868, 
pp. 19-22. 

On Mineral Phenomena. By H. Francis. A 
Member of the Breage Class. Rep. Miners' 
Assoc, of 0. and D., 1868, pp. 46-49. 

FRANCIS, Capt. William, of the Consolidated 

Mines {son of Will, and Mary Francis), b. 

Chacewater. bapt. Gwennap, 26th Jan., 1805. 

d. Whitehall, Kenwyn. bur. Gwennap, 22nd 

March, 1849. 

Description of Man-engine at the United 
Mines. Rep. R.C.P.Soc, 1845, p. 22. 

Some Remarks on the High Temperature in 
the United Mines, ib., 1846, pp. 4-8; Edinb. 
New. PMlos. Journ., xliii, 102-106, (1847). 

FRANCIS, William {son of Joel or Joseph 
Francis). Parish Schoolmaster. 6ap<. Gwennap, 
9th Feb., 1794. d. Carharrack, in Gwennap, 
13th April, 1855. 
Gwennap, a Descriptive Poem. In seven 

cantos. By W. Francis. Redruth, printed by 

J. May, Fore Street, 1845, 8"., pp. xviandl71. 

List of Subscribers. 

The Millennium, or Conversations on the 

Prophetic Scriptures. Penryn, Whitehorn, 

18- -, 8"., pp. 57. 

FRANZ, pseud, i.e. 

Cotehele. South Devon Monthly Museum, ii, 
107-10, (1833). 

ERASER, Robert, A.M. 

General View of the Agriculture of the 
County of Cornwall, with observations on the 
means of its improvement, drawn up for the 



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EEASEE, EoBEET. (Con.). 

consideration of the Board of Agriculture. By 
R Fraser. Lend., Macrae, 1794, 4"., pp. 70. 
A review of the Domestic Fisheries of Great 
Britain and Ireland. By E. Fraser. Edinburgh, 
1818, 4°., j)reface pp. viii, contents pp. vi, 
review pp. 161, app. pp. 126, index pp. v. 

Note. — App. pp. 115-19 contains the evidence of 
Mr. Philip Hall, and pp. 123-25 the evidence of Mr. 
Will. Harvey, respecting the use of salt in the Cornish 
fisheries. 

On Potatoes in Cornwall. A. Young's Annals 
of Agriculture, xxiii, 61-8, (1795). 

FRASER, Rev. Robert W. 

Seaside Divinity by the Rev. R. W. Fraser, 
M.A. Illustrations. Lond., J. Hogg and Sons, 
1861, 12°., pp. xiiand 378. 

The Seaside Naturalist. By the Rev. R. W. 
Fraser. Lond., Virtue and Co., 1868, 12"., pp. 
xiv and 292. 

Note. — Contain notices of Cornwall, and the frontis- 
piece is a view of " Pilchard Pishing on the Cornish 
coast," described on pp. 353-55 in the " Divinity," and 
on pp. 2fiC-68 in the " Naturalist." This account of 
pilchard fishing first appeared in The Athenceum, Dec, 
1859, pp. 778-79. 

FRASER, Rev. William, D.C.L. F. of Alton, 
Staffordshire. 

St. Ives. By W. Fraser. Torr-Mohun. N. and 
Q. 1 S. vii, 182, (1853). 

FREE, Jonathan, pseud, i.e. 

Old England, or The National Gazette. 
Published Saturday, July 4, and Saturday, July 
11. By Jonathan Free of the county of Corn- 
wall, Esquire. Lond., printed for the year 1752. 

FREEHOLDER, A. pseud, i.e., H. Boase. 

FEEEL, C, Professor of Languages. Resident 
at Penzance. 

Paris. A Hand book, or French at sight. 
Arwn. Lond., R. Washbourne, 13, Paternoster 
Row, 1867, 16"., pp. 32, 9d. 

The Three Fingered Stone. Translated from 
the German, by C. Freel. Cornish Teleg., 5th 
Jan., 1868. 

Note.— The first of a series of translated tales. 
FREEMAN, Thomas, h. Gloucestershire, 1590. 
Rvbbe and a Great Cast. Epigrams by T. 
Freeman, Gent. Imprinted at London, & are 
to bee sold at the Tigers-Head, 1614, sm. 4" 
No pagination. Br. Museum. ' ' 

^. Note.— 2nd Book. Epigram 47. " Encomion Comu- 
biffi. Epigram 48, ■' Iij laudem Pensancis." 



FEEEMAN, Thomas. (Con.). 

Encomion Cornubias. Reprinted in G. Ellis' 
Specimens of Early English Poetry, (1811), iii 
113. 

FRENCH, ,r. 

An Hymn for Christmas. By J. French, St. 
Austell. Methodist Mag., xxxviii, 576, (1805). 

FRENCH TRAVELLER, A. pseud, i.e., L 
Simond. 

FROHOCK, Rev. Heney. B. of JfitMel. d. 
1681. cf. Walker's Sufferings, pt. ii, p. 241. 



FROHOCK, Rev. Henry. (.? son of the preced- 
ing), h. Cornwall, 1648. d. 7th April, 1692. 
cf. Faulkner's Hist, of Kensington, p. 211. 

FROUDE, William. 

Report on the Exhibition of Implements at 
Truro, 1861. By , W. Froude, Elmsleigh, 
Paignton. Journ. Bath and West Engl. Soc, x, 
pt. i, 1-25, (1862.) 

FRY, Elizabeth. (3rd dau. of John Gu/rney, 
and wife of Joseph Fry), h. Norwich, 2 1st 
May, 1780. d. Ramsgate, 12th Oct., 1845. 
Memoir of the Life of E. Fry,- with extracts 

from her journals and letters. Ed. by two of 

her daughters. Lond., C. Gilpin, 1847, 2 vols., 

8"- 

NoTE. — Account of Mrs. Pry's visits to Cornwall 

(in 1825) i, 491-94, (in 1835) ii, 211-14. 

FUGE, Rev. James, M.A. 

The Mission of Christ, and of his disciples. 
A sermon preached in the Church of St. 
Michael, Helston, at the Visitation of the Vener- 
able the Archdeacon of Cornwall, in the month 
of .[une, 1850, by the Rev. J. Fuge, Minister of 
the New District of Godolphin. Helston, E. 
Carlyon, 1850, 12o., pp. 11. 

FULLER, John .James Gibson, {son of Lieut. 
Jas. Fuller.) b. Blakeney, in Norfolk, 17th 
May, 1804. 

Brasses formerly in Crowan Church. By 
Curiosus, [pseud, i.e. J. J. G. Fuller]. West Brit., 
26th March, 1868. 

Archaeology, ih., 16th April. 

The Rev. M. B. Hutchison's Collection of 
Rubbings from Brasses, it., 16th July. 

The opening of the Tich Barrow, near Camel- 
ford, ik, 3rd Sept. 

Note. — Mr. Puller has at various times written 
under the pseudonyms of " Curiosus," " Our Own 
Pioneer," " The Practical Man," " The Old Hand," 
" Nitric Acid," &c. 



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FULTON, Robert, b. Little Britain, Pennsyl- 
vania, 1765. d. United States of America. 
24th Feb., 1815. 

Eeport on the proposed Canal between the 
rivers Heyl and Helford. Map by Chas. Moody. 
24th Nov., 1796, 8"., pp. 16. 

FURLY, Rev. Samuel, M. A. B. of Roche, 1766 
-95. hur. Roche, 9th Aug., 1795, aged 61. 
A Visitation Sermon, on John, viii, 17, preached 

at Truro by the Rev. S. Furly, B. A. Printed for 

the Author, 1779, 4o. 

Note. — Dedicated to the Earl of Dartmouth. 

FURNEAUX, Rev. Henky, M.A. {son of Rev. 

Tobias Furneaum.) R. of Hey ford, Banbury. 

b. St. Germans, 26th June, 1829. 

Historical Notices of St. Germans, in the 
County of Cornwall, with a description of the 
Church. Plates. By the Rev. H. Furneaux, 
late Fellow and Tutor of Corpus Christi College, 
Oxford. Plymouth, I. W. N .Keys and Son, Bed- 
ford Street, 1871, 8"., pp. 56. 

FURNEAUX, James, (eldest son of James 
Furneaux). b. Burdwan, Bengal, 1813. 
Lenten Thoughts and other poems. By J. 

Furneaux. Lond., Rivington. Devonport, H. 

V. Harris... 1846, 8«., pp. vii and 126.— 2nd 

ed., 1847, 80., pp. viii and 102. 

Note.— Contains " On a summer evening in Mount 

Edgeoumbe Park," pp. 26-27 ; in 2nd ed., pp. 23-25. On 

the deaths of Sir John M • * * * * * * and the Eev. 

Gerald P«**C»***,pp. 97-99 ; in 2nd ed., pp. 

63-65. The 2nd ed. is dedicated to W. H. Pole Garew, 

Esq.. M.P. 

The Poultry Pentalogue, or Five Rules for 
Fancy Fowls and Fowl Fanciers. Intended for 
popular use and practical purposes. By I. 
Furneaux, President of the Devon and Cornwall 
Poultry Association. Lond., W. S. Orr... Ply- 
mouth, pubhshed by Roger Lidstone...w.(i. 
[1853], pp. vi and 54. 

On St. German's Priory Church, Cornwall. 
2 vignettes. Trans. Exeter Dioces. Architect. Soc, 
iii, 82-89, (1849). 

On Antony and Sheviock Churches. «&., v 

1-5, (1856). 

FURNIVALL, Frederick James (son of Geo. 

Fred. Fwrnivall). Barrister at law. b. Egham, 

Surrey, 4th Feb., 1825. 

Political, Religious, and Love Poems. Ed. 
by F. J. Furnivall. Published for the Early 
EngUsh Text Society, by N. Trubner and Co., 
London, 1866, 8"., pp. xlvni and 267. 

NoTB.-Contains "The Story of tl^e Adulterous 
Squire of Falmouth in Dorsetshire (sic; and his brother, 
pp. 93-102. 



FURSMAN, Rev. John, M.A. B. of Trevalga. 
1704-23. ■ 

A Sermon preach'd at the Assizes held at 
Launceston for the County of Cornwall, on 
Thursday, Aug. 18th, 1715, by the Honourable 
Mr. Justice Powis & Mr. Justice Eyre. By 
J. Fursman, Rector of Trevalga. Exon. Printed 
and sold by Philip Bishop in St. Peter's Church- 
yard, 17 15, 8°., pp. 24. 

Note. — Dedicated to the High Sheriff and the 
Gentlemen of the Grand Jury. 



G. 

G. 

Review " Andromeda," etc., by G. Helston 
Gh-am. School Mag., 1857-59, pp. 180-83. 

G. i.e., E. C. GIDDY, 

G. E. G. 

Cornish Associations. Cornish Mag., iv, 62- 
64, (1829). 

G.— J. K. G. 

Fragment from English History. Death of 
Earl Siward. By J. K. G. Helston Gram. School 
Mag., 1857-59, pp. 83-84 ^ ^ iz ^ 

Chimneys and Chimney Sweepers, by J. K.. U 
ib., pp. 168-72. 

William Barentz, abridged from Emile 
Souvestre, by J. K. G. ib., pp. 269-72, 319-30. 

G.— P. E. G. 

Stanzas. Cornish Mag., iv, 86, (1829). 

G.— R. G. 

Memoir of Mrs. Gill, who died at St. Thomas, 
Launceston, 2nd Nov., 1827, aged 55. JVesleyar^ 
Methodist Mag., li, 141, (1828). 

GABRIEL, Virginia, pseud., i.e. 

The Fishers of St. Ives. Cornish Ballad. 
Composed by Virginia Gabriel. The Poetry by 
Catherine J. Lacy. Dedicated to Miss Monarty. 
Lond R. W. OlUvier, n.d., [1868], fol. pp. 5, 
3/-. 

GAMMON, Hannibal. B. of St. Mawgan. h. 
London, 1582? cf Walker's Sufferings, vt- 
ii p 249 : Brooke's Puritans, lu, 530 ; Bliss 
Wood, iii, 103-4; Degorei JFheari...Putas 
erga Benefactores, {Epistolm Euchansticx), pp. 
85-93, (Charisteria), p. 133. 



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168 



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GAMMON, Hannibal. (Con.) 

Gods ivst desertion of the vnivst, and his 
persevering grace to the righteovs, in a sermon 
preached at the Assises, at Launston, the 18. 
of July, 1621. By Hannibal Gammon, Minister 
of Gods word at S. Maugan, in Cornwall... 
Lond., printed by G. Eld for Thomas Thorp, 
and are to be sold at the signe of the blacke 
beare, in Pauls Church-yard, 1622, 4° , pp. 38. 

The Praise of a Godly Woman. A Sermon 
preached at the solemne Funerall of the Eight 
Honourable Ladie, the Ladie Frances Eoberts, 
at Lanhiderock-Church, in Cornwall, the tenth 
of August, 1626. By H. Gamon, Minister of 
the Word of God, at St. Maugan, in the same 
Countie. Lond., printed by I. H. for John 
Grismond, & are to be sold at his shop, in Ivie- 
Lane, at the signe of the Gunne, 1627, sm. 4°., 
pp. 37. Dr. JVilliams'; Br. Museum. 

Note. — Dedicated " To the Trvly Noble John 
Eoberts, Son and Heire to the Eight Honourable 
Eichard, Lord Eoberts, of Truro," and dated St. Maugan, 
the 19 August, 1626. 

God's Smiting to Amendment, or Eevenge- 
ment, with Preseruativea against Eeuolting. In 
a Sermon preached at the Assises, in Launoeston, 
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Note.- Dedicated to " The WorshipMl Jonathan 
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GAELAND, Charles {son of the succeedina) 
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Outlines of Scripture Doctrine and History 
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GAELAND, Charles. (Con.). 

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475, 6/6. 

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The Om-nish Telegraph, Mining, Agricultural, 
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Eemorse. ih. 

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The Prophecy, ib. 

The Portrait, ih. 

The Three Glorious Days. ih. 

The Sleeper, ih. 

The Ocean, ih. 

The Last Slumber, ib. 

Modern School Books. Lond. Quart. Reo. vii, 
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GAELAND, Thomas, h. Bridge, Illogan, 1st 
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GAELAND, Thomas {son of the preceding), 
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Christian Life, the True Preparation for Death. 
A Sermon on the death of Thomas Garland, Esq., 
Fairfield, Eedruth, with a brief sketch of his 
life. By Thomas Hughes. Lond., Hamilton, 
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Memorials, Literary and Eeligious, of T. 
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Letters on the Eecent Agitations in Wesleyan 
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pp. 48, 6d. 

The Cornubian. - A weekly newspaper. 
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Note.— No. 1, dated Friday, 1st Oct., 1830. Mr. 
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The Young Local Preachers' Guide. A Guide 
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difficulties, in the Bible Christian connexion . . . 
By T. W. Garland, Minister of the Gospel. 
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1860, 8"., pp. xiiand 115. 

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[Synopsis of subjects in] One of a Thousand. 
By Rev. T. W. Garland. 1866, s. sh. 

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GARRETT, Rev. John. F. of Paul 1857 to 

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A Pastoral Address to the Inhabitants of the 
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first year of his ministry amongst them, and at 
the opening of the new year, 1859. Penzance, 
E. Rowe, 1859, 8"., pp. 19. 

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A Reply to the Rev. John Garrett's Pastoral 
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Columbia Mission. Dedicated by permission 
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St. Stephens', Westminster, on the Sunday 
before Advent, 1860. By John Garrett, M.A., 
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GASCOYNE, Joel. 

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GASKIN, Rev. Geokge, D.D. (son of John 

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1829. 

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GATES, Jacob, Barrack-Serjeant, Truro, b. 
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GAYER, Arthur Edward, Q.C, L.L.D. {eldest 
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GAYER, John, M.P. for Liskeard, 1557, Hel- 
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GEAKE, Thomas, b. Lezant, 5 Aug., 1761. 
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GEARING, Arthur. Secretary to the B. C.P.Soc, 

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GEFFERY or JEFFERY, Sir Robert (son of 
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London's Annual Triumph. Performed on 
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GENN, William James, Jun. I. Falmouth, 
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'Statistics of the Eoyal Cornwall Polytechnic 
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GENTLEMAN, A. pseud, i.e., D. De Foe. 

GEOFFEEY, Antony, cf. C. Fitz-Geffrey's 
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GEOEGE, Simon. See Chamberlain, J. 
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GEEUNTIUS. King of Cornwall, liv. 690. 

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690. S. Aldhelmi opera, (ed. Giles, Oxford, ISii), 
pp. 83-S9 ; printed also iuMigne's Patrologia vol. 
ixxxix, and elsewhere. 

Note. ^Concerning the practices of the Celtic 
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GEEVIS, Marianne nee Edgcome. 6. Penryn, 
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GEWEN, Thomas, of Boyton. M.P. cf Sir J. 

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Letters to the Treasurers for Sequestrations 
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Anth. Eous, and Tho. Gewen) respecting their 
procedings in that county, dated Truro, 12 
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GIBBINS, Elizabeth T. (2 dau. of R. W. 

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d. Falmouth, 5th June, 1837. 

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GIBBONS, Anne (3 dau. of Sir. W. L. S. Tre- 
lawny and wife of Rev. G. B. Gibbons.) h. Pen- 
quite, near Fowey, 1813. 

Mary Stuart : A Tragedy from the German 
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Eussell St., [W. Byers, printer, Devonport.l 
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Lyrical Ballads from the German of Schiller, 
containing The Song of the Bell, and other 
minor poems. By the translator of Mary Stuart. 
Devonport, W. Byers, printer, Fore St., 1838, 
8"., pp. 68. 

Note.— The profits of this work were given to the 
fund for providing a chapel in Calstock. 

An Easter Offering. By Anne Trelawny. 
Lond., Edwards and Hughes, Ave Maria Lane ; 
W. Brendon, Tavistock, 1845, 8°., pp. 44. 

Note.— Contains "Lines written on the opening of 
a chapel, in the mining district of Gunnislake, 1841." 



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GIBBONS, Anne. (Con.). 

Scenes and Sketches in Cornwall. Plate. 
■Anon. Tavistock, W. Brendon, Higher Market 
St., 1844, 80., pp. 54. 

Note. — Sold for the benefit of The Orphan Asylum 
and The Falmouth Polytechnic, at their annual bazaar. 

The Tale of Trecarrell, or Legend of Laun- 
ceston Church, and other poems. By Anne 
Gibhons. Dedicated, by permission, to Her 
Grace the Duchess of Northumberland. Laun- 
ceston, T. W. Maddox, [printed] Simpkin, Mar- 
shall, and Co., London, 1849, B"., pp. 48. 

Spiritual Songs, a Whitsun Gift. By Mrs. 
Gibbons, Author of "Tale of Trecarrell," 
" Easter Offering," etc. Chiefly translated from 
the German and Italian. The profits are 
intended to benefit the National Schools of 
Launceston. Launceston, printed by J. Brimwell, 
Broad St., 1861, 8°., pp. 48. 

An Itinerary of Launceston, Cornwall, con- 
taining some account of its antiquities, compiled 
from various sources with a glance at its pros- 
pects and commercial advantages, as connected 
with the opening of the railway. Anon. 
Launceston, W. PhUp, Broad St., 1865, 8o., pp. 
74, 1/-. 

Note.— There is a short appendix by Richard Peter, 
Mayor of Launceston, to whom the book is dedicated. 
The dedication, however, does not bear any signature. 

GIBBONS, Edward Theodore {only surviving 
son of Bev. G. B. Oihhons.) b. Launceston, 31 
July, 1850. 
Inscription at Castlegough, Cornwall. N. and 

Q. 4, S. ii, 226, (1868.) 

GIBBONS, Rev. George Buckmaster, B.A. 
(son of Geo. Gibbons.) P.O. of Launceston, 30 
Mch., 1837, P.O. of Laneast, 1866, V. of 
Werrington, 1869. b. London, 2 Jan., 1808. 
Then said the High Priest, are these things 
so? and he said men, brethren, and fathers, 
hearken. [Acts, vii, 1.] A Sermon preached in 
the parish church of St. Mary Magdalene, 
Launceston, before the Rt. Rev. Henry, Lord 
Bishop of Exeter, at his triennial visitation, 
Sep. 23, 1839. By G. B. Gibbons, B.A., late 
Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, and 
Perpetual Curate of St. Mary Magdalene. 
Published by command of the Bishop. Laun- 
ceston, printed and published by T. and W. R. 
Bray...«.cZ. [1839], 8"., pp. 30. 

Christ, the First Fruit. A sermon preached 
in the church of St. Mary Magdalene, Launces- 
ton, on Easter day, 1841. By G. B. Gibbons. 
Launceston, 1841, 8"., pp. 16. 

The Christian Reader. Edited by George B. 
Gibbons, B.A, Perpetual Curate of Launceston, 



GIBBONS, Rev. Geokqe BnOKMAStEE. (Con.). 

and Thomas Gibbons, B.A., Curate and 
Lecturer of Tavistock. Lond., Simpkin, Mar- 
shall, and Co. [Launceston, Cater and Maddox, 
printed,] 1842-3, 2 vols., 80. 

Note.— Appeared in monthly parts, price three- 
halfpence each. 

A Lecture on Experiment as the basis of 
Theory read before the Members of the East 
Cornwall Experimental Club... at their annual 
meeting, held at Launceston, April 29th, 1845. 
By G. B. Gibbons, B. A.... Launceston, T. W. 
Maddox, Southgate Simpkin, London, 1845, 
12"., pp. 22, 6d. 

A Sermon [on Ps., Ixxxii, 6] preached in 
Launceston church, on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 1847, 
being the day of the funeral of the late Duke of 
Northumberland. By G. B. Gibbons, B.A. 
Perpetual Curate. Printed in compliance with 
the wishes of the congregation. London, 
Simpkin; T. W. Maddox, Launceston, 1847, 8"., 
pp. 20. 

GIBBS, James, M.D., of Ex. Coll. {son of Bev. 

James Gibbs, V. of Gorran, 1660). d. Tregony, 

4 ApL, 1724. 

A Consolatory Poem, humbly addressed to 
Her Royal Highness, Upon the much lamented 
death of His Most Illustrious Highness 
William, Duke of Gloucester. By Dr. Gibbs. 
Lond., printed for John Hartley, over against 
Gray's Inn, in Holbom, and sold by John Nutt, 
near Stationer's Hall, 1700, fol. pp. 8. Bod. Mb. 

The First Fifteen Psalms of David, translated 
into Lyric Verse, propos'd as an essay, supply- 
ing the Perspicuity and Coherence according to 
the Modern Art of Poetry, not known to have 
been attempted before in any Language. With 
a Preface containing some observations of the 
great and general Defectiveness of former 
Versions in Greek, Latin, and English. By 
Dr. Gibbs. Lond., printed by J. Matthews for 
John Hartley, over-against Gray's-Inn, in Hol- 
bom. 1701, 40., pp. 35. Bod. Lib.; Br. Museum. 

Observations of various eminent cures of 
scrophulous distempers, commonly call'd the 
King's Evil, such as tumours, ulcers, cariosity of 
bones, blindness, and consumptions... to which 
is added An Essay concerning the animal spirits, 
and the cure of convulsions... By Dr. Gibbs. 
Lond., printed for and sold by Ralph Simpson, 
at the Harp... in St. Paul's Church-yard, and 
PhiKp Yeo, bookseller, Exeter, 1712, sm. 4°. 

Note. — The observations pp. 1-68, and preface un- 
paged. An Essay, pp. 1-29. Written in vindication of 
a trial at Launceston, in 1710, concerning the cure of a 
lad from Plymouth. Some of the cases relate to persons 
living at Tregony, Gorran, and other places in Cornwall. 



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GIBBS, James. (Con.). 

Carmen in honorem principis poetarum, doct. 
Gibbesii, cum diploma a Csesarea Majestate in 
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Coll., No. 58, pp. 99-101. 

Proposal of J. Gibbs to the Archbishop of 
Canterbury for a New Translation of the Psalms, 
with a printed translation of the first and second 
Psalm into English verse. Lambeth MSS. 937, 
art. 24, 25. 

GIBBS, Mary {wife of Silvarms GiUs, of St. 
Ives.) d. St. Ives, 24 Dec, 1815, aged 65. 
cf Monthly Repository, xi, 43-44, (1816.) 

GIBBS, SiLVANUS (son of preceding.) 

A Letter to the Inhabitants of Plymouth-Dock 
and its neighbourhood, who attend the Public 
Worship in the Parish Church of Stoke Damerel ; 
on the spuriousness of I John, v, 7. By S. 
Gibbs. Plymouth-Dock, 18- -, 120.— 2nd ed., 
1816, 12"., 3d. 

Illiberality Admonished. A Letter to the 
Eev. Henry Heap, of London, now officiating in 
Princes-Street Chapel, Dock ; occasioned by his 
severe denunciations against different sects of 
Christians. By S. Gibbs. Plymouth-Dock, 
printed and sold by J. Johns, 56, Fore Street, 
Catherine Street. ..n.d. [1818,] 8"., pp. 12, 4d. 
Dr. Williams'. 

Desultory remarks on W. Burne/s petulant 
pamphlet, entitled " Heresy Confuted." By the 
author of a letter to Mr. Heap. Plymouth-Dock, 
printed and sold by J. Johns. ..n.d. [1818,] 8"., 
pp. 12, 4d. Dr. Williams'. 

The Calvinistic Doctrine of election and re- 
probation exploded : in a letter to a friend. To 
which are annexed Dr. Adam Clarke's judicious 
Observations on the use of reason in matters of 
religion. By a lover of the pure gospel [i.e. S. 
Gibbs.] Plymouth-Dock, printed and sold by 
J. Johns... ■ft.fi. [1820,] 8°., pp. 12, 2d. Dr. 
Williams'. 

Unitarian Christianity and its Professors, 
vindicated from Popular Misrepresentations and 
Calumny : in a letter addressed to the inquiring 
and candid inhabitants of Plymouth-Dock : occa- 
sioned by the recent officiousness of a clergyman 
and his friends. By S. Gibbs. Plymouth-Dock, 
printed and sold by J. Johns, 56, Fore St... 1821, 
8'^., pp. 29. Dr. Williams'. 

Three letters to the Young People of Devon- 
port. Devonport, Byers, 1829, 8". 

The Testimony of the Lord Jesus Christ to 
his Inferiority and Subjection to the Father. A 
Fourth Letter to the Young People of Devon- 
port. Devonport, Byers, 1830, 8"., pp. 32. 

A Fifth and Sixth Letter to the Young People 
of Devonport, being a Vindication of Unitarians 



GIBBS, SiLVANUS. (Oon.). 

and Unitarianism. Devonport, Byers, 1831? 8 <>. 

Lines addressed to his Mother, Mrs. M. Gibbs. 
Dated Plymouth Dock, 7 Jan., 1816. Monthly 
Repository, xi, 44, (1816.) 

Letter on Deficiency of Zeal, ib., xvi, 225- 
27, (1821.) 

GIBSON, Rev. Christopher Mends (son of 

Archibald Birt Gibson.) Perp. Cmate of Chace- 

water, 31 Mch., 1832-1840. F. of St. Clements, 

7 Feb., 1840. b. Plymouth, 22 Feb., 1796. 

A sermon preached in the parish church of 

St. Agnes, at the interment of the late Mrs. 

WilHams, of that parish, Feb. 19, 1837. By the 

Rev. C. M. Gibson, B.A. Perpetual Curate of 

Chacewater. Truro, printed and published by 

E. Heard, Boscawen St., 1837, 8o. 

A sermon preached in the church of St. 
Mary's, Truro, Aug. 12, 1842. By the Rev 0. 
M. Gibson, Vicar of St. Clements and Chaplain 
to the Rt. Hon. Lord Kinsale, before the 
Governors of the Royal Cornwall Infirmary and 
published at their request. Truro, printed and 
published by E. Heard, 1842, 80. 

Remarks on the prophecies in reference to the 
present time, with a particular consideration of 
the Romish Church. By Rev. C. M. Gibson, B. A., 
Vicar of St. Clements. Truro, printed and pub- 
lished by E. Heard, 1840, 8"., 1/6. 

The Present Times. A tract by the Rev. 0. 
M. Gibson. Vicar of St. Clements. Truro, E. 
Heard, 1851, 80. 

GIDDY, Da vies. See Gilbert, Davies. 

GIDDY, Rev. Edward, of Pembroke Coll., 
Oxford, (son of John Giddy, of Kea.) b. 5 Sept., 
1734. d. St. Erth, 6Mch., 1814. cf Gent. 
Mag., Ixxxiv, pt. i, 306, (1814.) 

On Mr. Pitt's Poor Law Bill. A. Young's 
Annals of Agriculture, xxvii, 355-6, (1796.) 

GIDDY, Edward Collins (6 son of Thos. 
Giddy, d. 1825.) b. Penzance, 15 Nov., 1775. d. 
Penzance, 1 Nov., 1833. 

Meteorological Observations made at Pen- 
zance, by Mr. Giddy, [commencing 1 Nov., 1826, 
and continuing monthly.] Philos. Mag., i, 79, 
etc., (1827.) 

Meteorological Results of Observations made 
at Penzance for 21 years, 1807-27. ib., cxi, 173, 
(1828). Also found as a Pamph., printed by 
R. Taylor, London, 1828, 80., pp. 10. 

Note —This Pamph. is often bound up with Tram. 
R.O.S.G., vol. iii. 

Table of the Comparative Temperature of 
Pisa and Penzance. Thomson, Ann. Philos., vii, 
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GIDDY, Edwakd Collins. (Oon.). 

Loss of the Algerine Xebec, of 22 guns, in 
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Memoirs, etc., of William GifFord. Cornish 
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Cornish Cantata, ib., iii, 199. 

GIDDY, Thomas, b. Truro, 6 Oct., 1741. d. 
Penzance, 26 July, 1825. cf. Gent. Mag., xcv. 
pt. ii, 281, (1825) ; Annual Biography fm 
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GIDLEY, Mr. 

Letter from Eev. J. Wesley to Mr. Gidley, 
Of&cer of the Excise in Port Isaac, near Camel- 
ford, Cornwall, 1776. Methodist Mag., xlviii, 456, 
(1825.) 

GIFFORD, Andrew, D.D., Assistant Librarian 
Br. Museum, Pastor to a Baptist Congregation 
in Eagle St., near Bed Lion Sq. d. London 1 
19 June, 1784, aged about 86. cf. Gent. Mag., 
liv, 478, (1784.) 

The Living Water... A sermon occasioned by 
the death of Mrs. Ursula Gwennap, q. v. 

GIFFORD, Miss Isabella {dau. of Major George 
St. John Gifford, of Cambridgeshire.) 
The Marine Botanist, an introduction to the 
study of the British Sea-weeds... By Miss I. 
Giiford. Lond., Darton, 18--, 12"., 5/-. 2nd 
ed., Lend., Longman, 18- -, 12"., 7/6. 3rd 
ed. greatly improved and enlarged, with illustra- 
tions printed in oil colours, by W. Dickes. 
Brighton, R. Folthorp, 170, North St.; Lond., 
Longman and Co., 1853, 12"., pp. xl and 357, 
5/-. 

Note. The specimens described were partly 

collected at Falmouth. 

Memorial of the late Miss [E. A.] Warren. 
Hep. RC.P.Soc., 1864, pp. 11-14. 

GILBERT, Mrs. Ann. d. Gwinear, 18 July, 

1790. 

The Experience of Mrs. A. Gilbert, of 
Gwinear. Arminian Mag., xviii, 42-45, (1795.) 

GILBERT, Charles Sandoe {son of Thos. 

Gilbert,) Chemist and Druggist, at Devonport. 

I. Devonport ? d. London, 1831. cf N. and Q. 

3 S., X, 417, (1866); Wallis' Cornwall Register, 

p. 312. 

An Historical Survey of the county of Corn- 
wall, to which is added a complete heraldry of 
the same, with numerous engravings. By C. 
S. Gilbert. Plymouth-dock, printed and pub- 



GILBERT, Charles Sandoe. (Cov.). 

lished by J. Congdon, published in Lond., by 
Longman, Paternoster-row, and by R. Acker- 
man, Strand, 1817-20, 2 vols., roy. 4"., 100/-. 

Note. — This work is generally bound in 3 volumes, 
the third commencing at the conclusion of the Heraldry 
at p. 373, in vol. ii, where a title page, embellished with a 
view of St. German's Church, and the inscription " His- 
torical and Topographical Survey of the county of 
Cornwall," is found. Copies are rarely met with con- 
taining a complete set of the engravings. 

GILBERT, Davies, P.R.S.,F.A.S., F.G.S., (son 
of Rev. Edw. Giddy, )assumed the name of Gilbert, 
10 Dec, 1817. b. St. Erth, 6 Mch., 1767. d. 
Eastbourne, 24 Dec, 1839. cf. Fisher's Nat. 
Portrait Gallery, (1830), ii, pp. % ; W. C. 
Taylor's Nat. Pmirait Gallery, (1846,) i, 113- 
14; Weld's Hist, of Roy. Soc, ii, 419-28, 456- 
60 ; Life of S. Drew, (1834,) pp. 160-62 ; Sir 
J. Barrow's Sketches of Roy. Soc, (1849,) pp. 
102-111 ; Dean Peacock's Life of T. Young, 
M.D., (1855,) pp. 473-76 ; Mems. of Distin- 
guished Men, {By W. Walker, Junr.,) 1864, 
pp. 53-55 ; Diary of H. C. Robinson, ii, 401 ; 
Life of I. K. Brunei, (1870,) pp. 52-53 ; 
Lower's Worthies of Sussex, (1865), pp. 212-15 ; 
Drew's Imperial Mag. (with portrait,) x, col., 
585-93, (1828) ; Mem., of Astronom. Soc. of 
Lond., xi, 317-20, (1840,) and Notices, v, 20- 
22, (1839); Gent. Mag., ciii, pt. i, 445, 
(1833,) xiii, 208-11, (1840); European Mag., 
Ixxvii, 273, (1815) ; Rose; Proc. of Roy. Soc, 
iv, 256-58 ; Proc. of Geol. Soc. of Lond., iii, 
254-58 ; West Briton {by W. J. Henwood) Dec, 
1839. 

A Plain Statement of the Bullion Question, 
in a Letter to a Friend. By D. Giddy, M.P. 
Lond., printed for John Stockdale, 1811, 8"., 
pp. 48, 2/-. — 2nd ed., in The Pamphleteer, xiv, 
17-37, (1819.) 

A Letter to Davies Giddy, in answer to his 
"Plain Statement of the Bullion Question." 
By S. BanfiU. (1811,) ?. v. 

Observations on a Letter of D. Giddy on the 
BuUion Question. By A. W. Rutherford. Lond., 
1811, 8". 

Some ancient Christmas Carols, with the 
tunes to which they were formerly sung in the 
west of England. Collected by D. Gilbert, 
E R.S. [Engraved plates of the music] Lond., 
J. Nichols and Son, 1822, 8"., 5/-.— 2nd ed., 
Together with two ancient ballads, a dialogue, 
etc, 1823, 8"., pp. x and 80, 5/-.— 3rd ed., 1839, 
8". 

Mount Calvary. Trans, by John Keigwm. 
Ed. by D. Gilbert, 1826. See Keigwin, J. 

The Creation of the World. By Will. Jordan. 
Ed. by D. Gilbert, 1827. See Jordan, W. 



GILBEET. 



174 



GILBERT. 



GILBEET, Davies. (Con.J. 

A Description... of the splendid decorations 
recently made to the church of St. Neot...By J. 
P. Hedgeland, to which are prefixed some col- 
lections... by D. Gilbert, 1830. See Grylls, Rev. 
E. G. 

The Parochial History of Cornwall, founded 
on the Manuscript Histories of Mr. Hals and 
Mr. Tonkin, with additions and various appen- 
dices. By D. Gilbert, sometime Pre.sident of 
the Royal Society, F.A.S., F.R.S.E., M.R.I.A., 
etc., etc., and D.C.L., by diploma from the 
University of Oxford. Lond., published [and 
printed] by J. B. Nichols and Son, 1838, 4 vols., 
8"., 60/-., large paper 90/-. 

Note. — To each of the parishes mentioned in this 
work is annexed An Abstract of the Geology of the 
parish, byDr.H. S. Boase, who also supplied " Anlntro- 
ductiou to the Geology of Cornwall," occupying pp. 
xxv-xxxii. cf. Gent. Mag., ix, 273, ("1838.) 



Experiments on the use of Sea Salt as Manure. 
[Report made by Rev. John Allen and Henry 
Sickler to Penzance Agricultural Club.] Com- 
municated by D. Gilbert. A. Young's Annals of 
Agriculture, xxvii, 200-4, (1796.) 

Reply to Queries relative to Corn., etc., dated 
Tredrea, Dec. 8, 1799. ih., xxxiv, 278-81, 
(1800.) 

Letter describing a singular fact of the In- 
visible Emission of Steam and Smoke together 
from the chimney of a furnace, though either of 
them, if separately emitted is visible as usual. 
Nicholson, Jomii., xii, 1-2, (1805) ; Gilbert, 
Annal, xxii, 403-406, (1806.) 



Account of the Opening of a Barrow at 
Berling, near Eastbourne, in Sussex. Archceol, 
xvii, 338-39, (1814.) 

On Some properties of the Catenarian Curve, 
with reference to bridges by suspension. Quart. 
Journ. Sci, x, 230-35, (1821.) 

On the Ventilation of Rooms, and on the 
ascent of heated gas through flues, ih., xiii 
113-20, (1822.) 

An Investigation of the Methods used for 
Approximating to the Roots of Adfected Equa- 
tions, ib., xiv, 353-58, (1823.) 

On the Vibration of Heavy Bodies in 
Cycloidal and in Circular Arches, etc. ib. xv 
90-103, (1823) ; XX, 69-73, (1826.) 

On the. . .Wheels and Springs for Carriages, the 
Draft of Cattle, and the Form of Roads ib 
xviii, 95-98, (1825.) 



GILBEET, Davies. (Co«.). 

On the Eikon Basilike. Gent. Mag., xciii, pt. 
ii, 132-33, (1823.) 

Curious Version of the Lord's Prayer, ib., 
xcv, pt. ii, 421, (1825.) 

And Shall Trelawny Die. ib., xcvii, pt. 
ii, 409, (1827.) 

Michael de Tregury, Arch.-Bp. of Dublin, ib., 
ci, pt. i, 197-200, 1831. [Reprinted in D. 
Gilbert's Cornwall, iv, 143-48.] 

Translation of a Passage in SjTiesius inscribed 
over his child in Eastbourne Church by D. 
Gilbert, ib., cii, pt. i, 632, (1832.) 

The Mathematical Theory of Suspension 
Bridges. PMlos. Trans., cxvi, pt. iii, pp. 202- 
218, (1826) ; cxxi, 341-44, (1831.) 

The Expediency of Assigning Specific Names 
to all such Functions of Simple Elements as 
Represent Definite Physical Properties. «&.,cxvii, 
pp. 25-38, (1827.) Also found as a pamphlet, 
1827, 80. 

Progressive Improvement made in the Steam- 
engines in Cornwall, ib., cxx, 121-32, 1830. 
[Philos. Mag., vii, 449-50, 1830.] 

On The Nature of Negative and Imaginary 
Quantities, ih., cxxi, 91-98, (1831.) Philos. 
Mag., ix, 37-38, (1831.) 

Speech of the President [D. Gilbert] of the 
Royal Society, 30 Nov., 1830. Philos. Trans. 
Abstract, iii, 6-15, (1837.) 

Note. — This is the only speech of D. Gilbert printed 
in the Transactions. 



On the Regular or Platonic Solids. Phihs. 
Mag., iii, 161-65, (1828.) 

On the Luminous Belt of Sept. 29, 1828, (as 
seen at Rosemorran, Penzance.) ib., iv, 453- 
54. 

Statement respecting the Legacy left by the 
late Earl of Bridgewater. ib., ix, 200-202, 
(1831.) 

Addresses at the Annual Exhibitions of the 
Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Soc. By D. Gilbert, 
Vice-President. Rep. Pi.C.P.Soc, 1834, pp. 19-20, 
1835, pp. 25-26, 1838, pp. 23-24. 

A Statement of Circumstances connected with 
the late election for the Presidency of The Royal 
Society. [Lond., printed for Richard Taylor, 
Red Lion Court, Fleet St.,] 1831, 8"., pp. 47. 
Br. Museum. 

Note. — Contains several letters to and from D. 
Gilbert. 

Letter from D. Gilbert to Sir J. E. Smith, 



GILBERT. 



175 



GIEAKDUS. 



GILBERT, Davies. (Con.). 

dated 18 June, 1799. Mem. and Gorresp. of Sir 
J. E. Smith, i, 450. 

Letter from D. Gilbert to Rev. Will. Veale, 
Trevaylor, dated East Bourne, 22 July, 1866. 
Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 28,554, p. 1. 

Proposals by Sir N. H. Nicolas to print the 
last Heraldic Survey of Cornwall, 1640,' (sic.) 
Signed "D. Gilbert, East Bourn, 1838." See 
Nicolas, Sir N. H. 

An Arrangement of British Plants. By Will. 
Withering. 3rd ed. Lond., 1796, 4 vols., 8o. 

Note.— Mr. Gilbert contributed to this edition. 

Letters of Sir Walter Scott addressed to the 
Rev. R. Polwhele, D. Gilbert Esq., Francis 
Douce, Esq., and others. Accompanied by an 
original autobiography of Lieut.-Genl. Sir H. 
Vivian, Bart. Lond., Nichols and Son, 1832, 
80., 4/-. 

Observations on the nature of Demonstrative 
Evidence... By Thomas Beddoes. Lond., 1793, 
8". 

Note. — The Dedication to Daviea Giddy mentions 
Ms " uncommon proficiency in Mathematical Science." 

Mr. D. Gilbert's Improvements at Eastbourne. 
•Chamber's Journ., ii, 30-31, (1844.) 

GILBERT, Commander Edmund William (4 
son of Rev. Edmund Gilbert, V. of GoMtantine.) 
h. 1787. cf O'Byrne. 

GILBERT, John Davies {son of Davies Gilbert.) 
h. Eastbourne, 5 Dec, 1811. d. Prideaux 
Place, 16 ApL, 1854. cf. Gent. Mag., xli, 649, 
(1854.) 

A Clue for Young Latinists, 1821. See Carey, J. 
The Greek Terminations, 1821. See Carey, J. 

GILBERT, Mary Anne (dau. of Thomas 
Gilbert and wife of Davies Gilbert.) J.Lewes, 
29 Feb., 1776. d. Eastbourne, 26 ApL, 1845. 

On Tanks. By M. A. G[ilbert], 1838. See 
• Cotton, Rev. W. C. 

On an Improved Mode of Forming Water 
Tanks. Mep. B.G.P.Soc., 1836, pp. 79-80. 

On the Construction of Tanks. Jov/rn. Boy. 
Agric. Soc. England, i, 499, (1840.) 

On the Self-supporting Reading, Writing, and 
Agricultural School, at Wallingdon, in Sussex. 
Journ. Statist. Soc, v. 289, (184.2.) 

Sketches of the Boroughs of East and West 
,Looe. By T.Bond. 1828,8". 

'Note. — Several of the Illustrations are signed " M. 
A. GUbert, delt." 



GILBERT, Nancy or Ann (dau. of Rev. 
Anthony Hoshen, m. 1, Mr. Vivian; m. 2, J Taller 
Raleigh Gilbert.) d. The Priory, Bodmin, 8 
April, 1818, aged 73. cf Gent. Mag., Ixxxviii, 
pt. i, 644, (1818.) See Durell, Rev. E., ante, 
p. 128. 

GILBERT, Coll. Walter Raleigh, R.A. {2nd 
son of Rev. John Pomeroy Gilbert.) b. 1813. 

Instructions for the guidance of the Cornwall 
Constabulary, by Colonel Gilbert, Chief Con- 
stable, and approved by the Quarter Sessions, 
20th Oct., 1857. Bodmin, printed by Liddell 
and Son, 1857, fcp. 8"., pp. 60. 

GILES, John {son of Peter Giles.) b. Laun 
ceston, 17 July, 1814. 

The Fossiliferous Rocks of the Liskeard 
district. Trans. B.G.8.G., vii, 93-99, (1849.) 

The Geology of the Neighbourhood of Lis- 
keard. ib., vii, 155-60, (1850.) 

The Geology of the Liskeard district, ib., 
vii, 169-74, (1851.). 

The Metalliferous Associations of the Liskeard 
Rocks, ib., vii, 198-207, (1852.) 

GILL, William, d. 6 July, 1827, aged 43. 

A Sermon preached... at the funeral of Mr. 
W. GiU, of Chacewater. By Rev. J. D. Cole- 
ridge, q.v. 

GILLIES, Capt. Robert, of the ship Hibernia. 

Method of Preserving Plants during a Long 
Voyage. Rep. R.C.P.Soc, 1835, pp. 43-44. 

GILPIN, Rev. William, b. 1725. d. Vicar's 

Hill, Boldre, 5 April, 1804. 

Observations on the Western Parts of Eng- 
land, relative chiefly to Picturesque Beauty... 
By W. Gilpin, M.A., Prebendary of Salisbury 
and Vicar of Boldre... (Plates.) Lond., printed 
for T. Cadell, jun., and W. Davies, Strand, 1798, 
8°., pp. xvi and 359, 25/-.— 2nd ed., 1808, 8o., 
pp. xvi and 359. 

Note. — Mr. Gilpin only came into Cornwall as far 
as Bodmin. 

GIRARDUS CORNUBIENSIS. >. circa, 1350. 
cf. Liber de Hyda, pp. xxi, 62, 111, 118; 
Wright's Biog. Lit, ii, 466-67 ; Hardy's Cat. 
of Materials, iii, 50 ; Wharton's Anglia Sacra, 
i, 180, 186, 189 ; Tanner, p. 326. 
De gestis Britonum. 
De gestis Regam West Saxonum. 

Note.— At the end of a MS., No. 147, of Higden's 
Polychronioon in Magd. Coll., Oxford, there is The 
History of Guy, Earl of Warwick, which the copyist 



GLYNN. 



176 



GODOLPHIN. 



GIBAEDUS C0ENUBIENSI8. (Con.). 

states that he took from the xith chapter of Girardus 
" De Gestis Eegum." The work itself is not known to 
be extant. 

Girardi Cornubiensis Historia Guidonis de 
Warwyke. Rawlinson MSS., Bod. Lib., class B 
180, art. 4, fol. 126-29. 

Note — Printed in App. to Hearne'e Chron. de Dun- 
staple, ii, 825-30. 

GISBUENE, Eev. John (son of William 
Gishurne,) Unitarian Minister, b. Gisborough, 
Yorkshire, 30 Mch., 1777. d. Soham, Cam- 
bridgeshire, May, 1826. 
Extracts from a Journal of Mr. Gisburne's 

Missionary Tour in Cornwall. Monthly Repod- 

tory, vi, 731-34, (1811.) 

GLANVILLE, Francis. (2 son of Sir J. 
Glanvilh, who d. 1769.) b. 31 July, 1762. d. 
Great Marlow, 3 June, 1846. cf. Gent. Mag., 
xxvi, 206, (1846.) 

GLANVILLE, Sir John {son of Sir J. Glan- 
ville, Krd.,) Sergeant at Law, M.P., Speaker 
of the House of Commons, 1640. 6. 1586. 
d. 2 Oct., 1661. 

Copy of Sergeant Glanville's Speech, being 
Speaker, 15 April, 1640. MSS. Trelawne. 

GLANVILLE, John. 6.1665. (^. 12 June, 1735. 

Poems, consisting of originals and translations. 
By J. Glanville. Lond., 1725, 8o. 

Note. — Dedicated to E. Edgomnb. 

Two letters to Francis Gregor, dated Catch- 
french, August, 1730, and October, 1730. 
Printed in Gregor's preface to Sir John 
Fortescue's De laudibus legum Anglise, (1737), 
fol., pp. xxvii-xxxii. 

GLOVEE, EOBERT. b. Kent. d. London, 14 
Apl., 1588. 

The Names of the Abbayes and Pryories of 
England, Walles, and Cornwall. Ashmolean 
MSS. Bodl. Lib., 839, art. 12. 

GLUBB, Christian Mary {dau of Rev. Richard 
Lyne and wife of Peter Glubb, Solicitor, Little 
PethericL) b. 21 Aug., 1789. d. Liskeard, 1 
Mch., 1868. See Lyne, Eichard. 

GLYNN, Admiral Henry Eichard (3 son of 
Serjeant Glynn.) b. 2 Sept., 1768. cf. O'Byme. 

GLYNN, John. Murdered at Higher-Wring- 
worthy, Morval, 1471. cf. Rot. Pari. (1472- 
73,) vi, pp. 36-38; Myro's Instructions to 
Priests' {Early English Tezi Soc.) p. 70. 



GLYNN, Serjeant John {ird son of Will. 
Glynn,) M.P. for Middlesex, Eecorder of 
London, bapt. Cardynham,30 Aug.,1722. d.\% 
Sept., 1779. cfH. W. Woolrych's ''Lives of the 
Serjeants,l869,"n, 572,-604: ; Chatham Correspm- 
dence, iii, 474-75, 481, 483 ; iv, 31, 35, 48, 131, 
138, 144, 229, 234 ; H. Walpole'sJourn. of Geo., 
Hi, from 1771-83,1,118, 124-26, 189, 197, 
301 ; /. Nicholls' Recollections and Reflections, 
i, 342 ; lAves of Recorders of London, by Rev. 
Mark Noble, MSS. Guildhall, Lib.; Almon's 
Biog. Anecdotes i, 236-39, 244-56. 

GLYNN, Egbert. See Clobery, E. 

GODFEEY, of Cornwall, p., 1320. b. St. 
Stephens-in-Branwell. cf. Imcke's Exeter, 
(1731), pt. ii., p. 38 ; Pits, pp. 412-3; Tanner, 
pp. 329-30. 

Tabula super novem Quodlibeta magistri 
Godefridi [Cornubiensis] quam ad articulos et 
loca in quibus dissentit ab aliis ; et hoe a quinto 
quodlibet et sic deinceps. MSS. Merton Coll., 
276, fol. 51-3. 

GODOLPHIN, The. 

The Godolphin. A new dance made for her 
Majesty's birthday, 1714. By Mr. Isaac, 
Dancing Master. Lond., 1714, fol. 

GODOLPHIN, The Fortunes of. 

The Fatalist, or The Fortunes of Godolphin. 
By An Essayist on the Passions. Lond., W. 
Edwards, 12 Ave-MariarLane, 1840, 3 vols., S". 

Note. — The scene of this tale is laid in Cornwall, 
and the hero is a Sir Ealph Godolphin. The author 
states that the work was written after he had taken a 
pedestrian tour through Cornwall. 

GODOLPHIN FAMILY. 

Memoirs of the family of Godolphin, more 
particularly the life of Sydney, Earl of Godol- 
phin. Memoirs. . .of the Lives and Families of the 
most illustrious persons who died m 1711. By J. 
Le Neve, pp. 321-75. 

GODOLPHIN, Charles, M.P. for Helston {5th 
son of Sir Francis Godolphin.) 6. 1651. d. 
10 July, 1720. &Mr. Westminster Abbey. 

Draft of Epitaph on C. Godolphin and 
Elizabeth his wife, to be placed over their tombs 
by Frances Hall, Executrix and niece of Mrs. 
Godolphin, 1727, in the handwriting of Sir John 
Evelyn. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 15,949, fol. 
88. 

Correspondence (Anno. 1700) between the 
Bishop of Exeter and Mr. Charles Godolphin, 
Jovm. R.LC. Apl., 1868, pp. 17-20. 



GODOLPHIN. 



177 



GODOLPHIN. 



GODOLPHIN, Sir Francis {son of Thos. 

Godolphin and nephew of Sir Will. Godolphin.) 

Knighted Richmond, 1580. bur. Breage, 23 

Apl., 1608. 

Sir F. Godolphin to the Earl of Cumberland, 
on the loss of a prize laden with hides and 
cochineal on the coast of Cornwall, belonging to 
his Lordship. Helsbi (Helston), 6 Dec, 1589. 
Lansd. MSS. 145, art. 40. 

Sir F. Godolphin to Mr. Doctor Csesar, con- 
cerning certain pirates who had brought French 
vessels to the Western coast. Godolphin, 16 
May, 1587. ib. 145, art. 101. 

Letter from the Privy Council to ■_ — to 

deliver a supply of ordnance and ammunition to 
Francis Godolphin, Esq., Captain of the Isles of 
Sillie, dated 22 Feby., 1573. Br. Musewm, 
Addit. MSS., 5752, fol. 386. 

Indenture between the Earl of Warwick and 
F. Godolphin for the receipt of ordnance and 
ammunition, dated 26 Mch., 1574. ib. 5752, 
fol. 387. 

Letter from Sir F. Godolphin and Thomas 
Payne to Lord Howard of Effingham, 16 Deer., 
1594. ib., 15,208, fol. 341. 

Letter from Lord Burleigh, dated the Strand, 
7 Feby., 1595... appointing a Lieutenant to Sir 
F. Godolphin, the name to be inserted by the 
Earl of Essex. MSS. Camb. Univ. Lib., Ee iii, 
56, art. 80. 

Letters from F. Godolphin to Sir J. Trelawny, 
his nephew. 1590. MSS. Trelawne. 

GODOLPHIN, Sir Francis {eld. son of Sir 
Will. Godolphin,) was 15 in 1620. cr. Knight 
of the Bath, 1660. d. 22 Mch., 1667. 
Carolus Redux. Oxon., 1623, 40. 
Note.— Contains verses by " Fra Godolphin, Bquitis 

aur. fill. nat. max., Exeter Coll." 

Leviathan... By T. Hobbes, of Malmesbvry. 

Lond., printed for Andrew Crooke [at the Green 

Dragon, in St. Paul's Church-yard.] 1651, 4». 

—English works of T. Hobbes. Ed. by Su' W. 

Molesworth, (1839), vol. iii, 8o. 

Note.- Dedicated " To my most honor'd friend Mr. 

Francis Godolphin, of Godolphin." The dedication 

contain a high eulogiwn on Sidney Godolphin, the Poet. 

Notes on a suit between Sir F. Godolphin and 
Mr Grose. See Buller, Francis, ante p. 51. 

Letters from F. Godolphin to Archbishop 
Sancroft, dated the Temple, 20 March, 16--. 
Earl. MSS. 3784, art. 47-48. 

Letter from Sir F. Godolphm to Archbishop 
Sancroft concerning expectations of a plot 
against the Protector ; conduct of Major Gen. 
Harrison and others at their Examination 
London, 25 Feby., 1654. Tarmer MSS. Bodl. 
Lib. 52, art. 71. ' 



GODOLPHIN, SiK Feanois. (Con.). 

Letter to Archbishop Sancroft, acquainting 
him with his safe arrival at Dieppe. Dieppe, 1 
Jan., 1655-56. ib. 314, art. 42. 

Letter from F. Godolphin, mca 1660. Br. 

Museum, Addit. MSS. 4,162, art. 51. 

GODOLPHIN, Francis (2 son of preceding.) 

Britannia Rediviva. Oxon. 1660, fol. 

Note. — Contains verses by "Fran. Godolphin, 
Armigeri filins, Christ Church." 

GODOLPHIN, Francis, 2 Earl of Godolphin 

{son of Sidney Godolphin, the first Earl.) b. 

1678. d. 17 January, 1766. cf Granger's 

Biog. Hist. ; Sketch of the life of Dr. Moimsey, 

(1789), pp. 15-17, 26-28 ; 30th Bep. Dep. 

Keeper of Records, p. 375. 

Grant of the office of the Steward of the 
Duchy of Cornwall, 16 May, 1705. Ha/rl. 
MSS. 2262, art.^49. 

Copies of two accompts of Francis Earl 
Godolphin, as Cofferer and Keeper of the Great 
Wardrobe of the Household of George I, from 
1 August, 1714, to 30 Sept., 1716. Br.Musewn, 
Addit. MSS. 15,630, fol. 76. 

Letter from Francis, Earl of Godolphm, to 
Lady Evelyn. Newmarket, 26 October, 1721. 
ib. 15,949, /oZ. 77. 

Letter from Francis, Earl of Godolphin, to 
Sir John Evelyn. St. James', 16 Jan., 1752. 
«6. 15,949, /o?. 112. 

Letters of Henry Joynes, to the Earl of 
Godolphin and others, relative to the works at 
Blenheim, ib. 19,606. 

GODOLPHIN, Francis, 3 Baron Godolphin, 
1766, {youngest son of Bev. Hen. Godolphin, 
D.D.). b. 1706. d. Stable Yard, St. James', 
London, 25 May, 1785. cf Gent. Mag., Iv, pt. 
i, 489,(1785.) 
Letter from F. Godolphin to Thomas Birch, 

D.D., 1727. Br. Musewm, Addit. MSS., 4,308, 

art, 325. ^, ^ ^^ ,, 

Lewis Pughe... Appellants. The...Rt. Hon. i. 

Lord Godolphin... Respondents, 1780. See 

Leeds, John, Duke of 

GODOLPHIN, Godfrey, pseud.., i.e. 

On descriptions of the habits and manners of 

the Cornish. Cornish Mag., iii, 93, (1828.) 

GODOLPHIN, Guy {son of Guy [or Will] 
Godolphin, of Windsor.) Living, 1620. 
Mr G Godolphin to Sir M. Hicks ; to pro- 
cure for his son Palmer, a debt due to hun out 
of the Exchequer from Lord Westmoreland, 
1608. Lansd. MSS., 90, art. 112. 



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178 



GODOLPHIN. 



GODOLPHIN, GnT. (Con.). 

Grant to G. Godolphin and John Smith, of 
London, of the Hundred of Bradford, in Salop, 
and the Manor of Ashford, in Middlesex, 44, 
Eliz., [1602.] Br. Museum, Addit. MSS. 
15,553, fol. 105. 

GODOLPHIN, Lady Henrietta (eld. dau. of 
Francis, 2 Earl of Godolphin, and wife of Thos. 
Pelham, Duke of Newcastle.) J. 1701. d.ll 
July, 1776. 

A poem on the marriage of his Grace the 
Duke of Newcastle, to the right honourable the 
Lady Henrietta Godolphin. Inscrib'd to his 
Grace. By Mr. Lawrence Eusden. Lond., 
printed for J. Tonson, at Shakspear's-Head, over 
against Katherine St., in the Strand. 1717, 
fol. pp. 14. Br. Museum. 

GODOLPHIN, Henry. 

Letters from H. Godolphin to Sir Jonathan 
Trelawny on Duchy of Cornwall matters, circa, 
1590. MSS. Trelawne. 

GODOLPHIN, Rev. Henry, D.D. (4 son of 

Sir Fras. Godolphin.) Provost of Eton, 16 
Oct., 1695-1732. Dean of St. Paul's, 14 
July, 1707-26. h. Godolphin, 15 Aug., 1648. 
hapt. Breage, 20 Aug. d. Eton, 29 Jan., 1732- 
3. cf. Nichols' Lit. Anecdotes, i, 237, 681, 706 ; 
iv, 601 ; V, 98 ; viii, 391'; Ackerman's Hist, of 
Winchester, Eton, t&c, ip. 55; Evelyn's Diary, 
(1870,) p. 517 ; Milman's Annals of St. Paul's, 
p. 458; Hoare's Wiltshire, vi, 516, 533, 536, 
830. 

Letter from J. Evelyn to Dr. Godolphin. 
Diary and Corresp. of J. Evelyn, (1870,) pp 
727-29. 

Letter from Dr. Godolphin to Mr. Talbot, 
June 11, 1691. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS. 4,275 
art. 99. 

GODOLPHIN, Jael (dau. of Sir Francis Godol- 
phin {who was b. 1605), and wife of Edward 
Boscawen, M.P.) b. Godolphin, 5 June, 1647. 
d. 14 ApL, 1730. cf Faulkner's Hist, of Ken- 
sington, pp. 194-95. 

Letter without signature to Mrs. Boscawen 
7 Feb., 1698-9. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS 
15,949, fol. 31. 

GODOLPHIN, John (2 son of Sir F. Godolphin 
whod. 1608.) ^ 

The depositions of the Islanders of St. Maryes, 
Trescoe, Braier, and St. Martins, concerning cer- 
taine goodes, taken by me, John Godolphin 
Esquire, Deputy Governor of the Fort and Isles 
there. Dated 11 Octob., 1603. Br. Museum, Addit 
MSS, 5664, fol. 399. 



GODOLPHIN, John, LL.D. (3 son of John 
Godolphin). judge of Admiralty Court 1653- 
78, cr. Kings' Advocate, 1660. b. Scilly, St. 
Andrew's eve, 1617. d. Fleet St., London, 4 
ApL, 1678. bu7: Clerkenwell church, cf. Bliss' 
Wood, iii, 1152-3; L. Echard's Hist, of Eng., 
(1720,) p. 960; Chalmers; Bose. 

The Holy Limbec, or an extraction of the spirit 
from the Letter of certain eminent places in the 
Holy Scripture. By John Godolphin. Lond., 
1650, 12". 

The Holy Limbeck : or a Semicentury of 
Spiritual Extraction, wherein the Spirit is ex- 
tracted from the Letter of certain eminent places 
in the Holy Scripture, and a compendious way 
discovered for the Spiritual improvement of the 
Literal Sense, in order to the better under- 
standing of the minde and meaning of the Spirit 
therein. By Jo. Godolphin, D.D. Lond., printed 
by John Field for Edmund Paxton, and are to 
be sold at his shop, in Paul's Chain, over-against 
the Castle Tavern, near the Doctors Commons, 
1650, sm. 12". Sion College Lib. 

Note.—" To the Reader," and " The Names and 
Titles of the Extractions," oooupy three quarters of a 
sheet, then pp. 1-235. The oolop'hon is "Imprimatur 
1° Martii, 1649, Joseph Caryl." This is the previous 
work with an alteration in the title. 

The Holy Arbour containing a body of divinity, 
or the sum and substance of Christian Eeligion. 
Collected from many orthodox laborers in the 
Lord's Vineyard ; for the benefit and delight of 
such as thirst after righteousness. First methodi- 
cally and plainly treated of, then annalized and 
applied at large. By J. Godolphin, J. CD... 
Lond., printed by John Field for Edmund Paxton, 
neer Doctors Commons... 1651, 4". 

Note. — Dedication and preface 2 sheets unpaged, 
then pp. 1-383. Index 1 J sheets, unpaged. There is 
also a pictorial half title with 1 page of explanation, 
commencing " The curtain drawn, or the front door of 
this holy arbour unlock'd and laid wide open." 

STNHrOPOS 0AAA2SIO2. A view of the 
admii-al jurisdiction, wherein the most material 
points concerning that jurisdiction are fairly 
and submissively discussed, as also divers of the 
laws, customes, rights, and priviledges of the 
High Admiralty of England by ancient records 
and other arguments of law asserted. Where- 
unto is added, by way of Appendix, an Extract 
of the ancient laws of Oleron. By J. Godolphin, 
LL.D. Lond., printed by W. Godbid for 
Edmund Paxton, over-against the Castle Tavern, 
neer Doctors Commons... 1661, 8". 

Note.— Dedication, preface, list of authors, and 
contents, unpaged, 3 sheets. Index, unpaged, 1 sheet. 
A view, pp. 1-160, Laws of Oleron, pp. 161-96, Catalogue 
of Admirals, pp 197-207. At p. 160 the following title 
page 18 found " An extract, by way of Appendix, of the 



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GODOLPHIN, John, LL.D. (Om.). 

Ancient Laws of Oleron. Eendered into English out 
of Garsias alisls Ferrand. Together with some mar- 
ginal observations thereon. Lond., printed in the year 
1661." 

ZTNHrqPOE ©AAA22I02. Avievvof the 
admiral jurisdiction... With A Catalogue of the 
Lord High Admirals... By J. Godolphin, LL.D. 
2nd ed., corrected and amended. Lond., printed 
for, and sold by, George Dawes, in Chancery- 
Lane, against Lincolns-Inn-Gate, 1G85, 8°. 

Note. — Dedication, preface, list of authors, and 
contents, unpaged, 3J sheets, then pp. 1-230. Index, 
unpaged, IJ sheets. There is a frontispiece of the Eoyal 
Arms. 

Laws, ordinances, and institutions of the Ad- 
miralty of Great Britain, civil and military, etc. 
Lond., printed for A. Millar, opposite to Katharine 
St., in the Strand, 1746, 2 vols., B"., 12/-.— 
Lond., printed for W. Owen, near Temple-Bar, 
rieet-St., 1767, 2 vols., 8°., 12/-. 

Note. — It is stated in Watt's Bihl. Brit, that this 
is the previous work published anonymously with a new 
title, but on comparison of the books, such does not 
appear to be the case. 

The Orphans Legacy, or a testamentary 
abridgment. In three parts — i, of last wills and 
testaments — ii, of executors and administrators 
— iii, of legacies and devises, wherein the most 
material- points of law relating to that subject 
are succinctly treated. . .By J. Godolphin. Lond., 
1674, 4". 

The Orphans Legacy, etc. 2nd ed. much aug- 
mented and enlarged. By J. Godolphin, LL.D. 
Lond., printed for Chr. Wilkinson, at the Black 
Boy, over-against St. Dunstan's Church, in Fleet- 
St., 1677, sm. 40.— 3rd ed. printed by the 
Assigns of E. and E. Atkins, Esquires... 1685, 
sm. 4". 

Note. — The 2nd and 3rd editions are of the same 
impression. Advertisement, preface, and contents, un- 
paged, 1 sheet, then pp. 1-478. Index, unpaged, 2\ 
sheets. 

The Orphans Legacy, etc. 4th ed. Lond., 
1701, 40., 6/-. 

Eepertorivm Canonicvm, or an abridgement of 
the ecclesiastical laws of this realm, consistent 
with the temporal, wherein the most material 
points relating to such persons and things as 
come within the cognizance thereof, are suc- 
cinctly treated. By J. Godolphin, LL.D. Lond., 
1678, 40. 

Eepertorium Canonicvm, etc. 2nd ed. cor- 
rected, whereunto is added an appendix. By 
J. Godolphin, LL.D. Lond., printed by S. 
Eoycroft, for C. Wilkinson, at the Black Boy, 
against St. Dunstan's Church, in Fleet-St., 1680, 
?m. 4". 3rd ed. corrected, whereunto is added 



GODOLPHIN, John, LL.D. (Cm.). 

an appendix. Lond., printed by the assignes of 
R. and E. Atkins, Esquires, for Christopher 
Wilkinson, at the Black Boy, against St. Dunstan's 
Church, in Fleet-street, 1687, sm. 4^. 

Note. — The 2nd and 3rd editions are of the same 
impression. Introduction, pp. 88. Contents, pp. 2. 
An Abridgment, pp. 1-652. Index, pp, 34, not paged. 
App., pp. 20. 

Catalogus variorum et insignium librorum 
instructissimarum bibliothecarum doctiss. claris- 
simorumq ; virorum D. Johannis Godolphin, 
J.U.D. et D. Oweni Phillip's, A.M., et scholae 
Wintoniensis Hypodidascali. Quorum auctio 
habebitur Londini in vico vulgo dicto Westmor- 
land-court, in St. Bartholomews Close, Novem- 
bris 11. Per Gulielmum Cooper Bibliopolam. 
Catalogi gratis distribuentur ad insigne Pelicani 
in vico vulgo dicto Little-Britain, 1678, sm. fol. 

Note. — Advertisement unpaged. Foreign Books, 
pp. 1-52. English Books, pp. 1-56. Pamphlets, pp. 
57-59 

Pallas Armata. The Gentleman's Armorie... 
Printed at London, by J. D., for John Wilhams, 
at the signe of the Crane, in S. Pauls Church- 
yard, 1639, 8". Gh-enville Lib., Br. Museum. 

Note. — Prefixed are verses " To the deserving 
Author," by " Jo. Godolphin, Bach, of the Givill Law 
of Glouo. HaU., Oxford." 

GODOLPHIN, Margaret (4 dau. of Col. Thos. 
Blague and wife of Sidney Godolphin, first Earl), 
b. 2 Aug., 1652. d. Whitehall, Westminster, 
9 Sept., 1678. bur. at Breage, 27 Sept., but 
in the Register called Catherine, cf. Sioughton's 
Eccl. Hist, of England (The Church of the 
Bestoration,) ii, 475-78; Evelyn' s Diary, (1870,) 
pp. 369-81, 384, 388-89,392, 400, 402-4; 
Grammont's Memoirs of Court of Charles II, 
(Bohn's ed.,) p. 358. 

The Life of Mrs. Godolphin. By John Evelyn, 
of Wootton, Esq. Now first pubUshed and edited 
by Samuel, Lord Bishop of Oxford. Portrait. 
Lond., Will. Pickering, 1847, 8"., pp. xviii and 
265, 6/-.— 1848, S"., pp. xviii and 291, 6/-.— 
[Another ed.] 1848, 8°., pp. xviii and 291, 6/-. 
The Saintly Life of Mrs. Margaret Godolphm, 
abridged by permission from the Life of Mrs. 
Godolphin, by J. Evelyn, ed. by Samuel, Lord 
Bishop of Oxford. Lond., WiU. Pickermg, 1853, 
8"., pp. 32. . ,. ^ 

The Saintly Life of Mrs. M. Godolphin. By 
the Eev. J. J. Daniell, (1864,) q.v. 

GODOLPHIN, Mary {dau. of Col. Sidney Godol- 
phin, and wife of Bev. Henry Godolphin, D.D.) 
Letter from M. Godolphin, to Lady Evelyn. 

Eton, 25 August, 1731. Br. Museum, Addit. 

Mas., 15,949, fol. 94. 



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GODOLPHIN, Mary, pseud, i.e. 

^sop's Fables in words of one syllable. By- 
Mary Grodolphin. Lond., Cassell, n.d., [1868,] 
80, pp. 174. 

Note. — The writer of the above work was the first 
person to compose continuous tales in words of one 
syllable. Various books on this plan by "Mrs. Mary 
Godolphin," have been published by Mess. Eoutledge 
and Mess. Cassell. 

GODOLPHIN, Sidney. The Poet. (2 son of 
Sir Will. Godolphin, who d. 1613). 6. Godolpliin. 
iapt. Breage, 14 Jan., 1609. Slain at Cliag- 
ford, Devon, Jan., 164|. bur. Okehampton, 
10 Feb. cf. Bliss' Wood, lii, 4:4:-4:6 ; Clarendon's 
Hist, of Rebellion, {ed., 1819,) ii, 185; Censura 
Literaria, ix, 342 ; Dedication to T. Hobbes' 
Lemathan,{Molesworth's ed.,)pref. vol., in; Review 
and Conclusionof the Leviathan, (Molesworih's ed.,) 
iii, 702-3 ; Lord Clarendon's Brief View, etc., of 
the Leviatlwn, (1676,) pp. 319-20; L. Echard's 
Hist, of Engl, (1720,) pp. 534, 561 ; N. and Q. 
4 S. vii, 364, (1871); D. Lloyd's Memoirs of 
Persons, 1637-66, (1668,) pp. 693-4; Rose. 

The Passion of Dido for ^neas, as it is in- 
comparably exprest in the fourth book of Virgil. 
Translated by Edmund Waller and S. Godolphin, 
Esqrs. Lond., printed for Humphrey Mosley, 
at the Prince's Armes, in St. Paul's Church-yard, 
1658, 80., pp. 82. 

The Passion of Dido for ^neas, etc. — Lond., 
printed, and are to be sold by Peter Parker, at 
the Leg and Star, over against the Eoyal Ex- 
change, in Comhil, 1679, 12o., unpaged A to F 
in eights. Br. Museum. 

The Passion of Dido for -(Eneas, etc. Printed 
in J. Dryden's "Miscellany Poems," (1716,) iv, 
134-53. 

Note.— c/. MSS. Camb. Univ. Lib., Dd., vi-43 ; 
Malone MSS., (Bod Lib.,) 13. 

Carolus Eedux. Oxon., 1623, 4o. 
Camdeni Insignia. Oxon., 1624, 4o. 

Note. — The above works contain verses by " S. 
Godolphin, Eq. aur. fil. Exeter Coll." 

A Paraphrase upon the Divine Poems. By 
George Sandys. Lond., at the Bell, in St. Paul's 
Church-yard. 1638, fol. 

Note. — Prefixed are commendatory verses by S. 
Godolphin, "To my very much honour'd friend, Mr! 
George Sandys," &c. 

Funerals made Cordials in a sermon... at the 
solemn interment of the corpse of the Et. Hon. 
Eobert Eich...By John Gauden, D.D. Lond 
1658, 40. 

Note.— At p. 124, is " An epitaph upon the Lady 
Eich," [A poem of 20 hnes,] signed " Sidney Godol- 
phin." 



GODOLPHIN, Sidney. (Con.). 

Song [beginning " Or love me less or love me 
more."] By S. Godolphin. Ellis' Specimens of 
Early English Poets, iii, 202-3. 

For Love. A Poem by S. Godolphin. In 
Tixall Poetry, with notes by A. Clifford, (1813,) pp. 
216-18. 

The Judgment (in verse) of S. Godolphin, 
on G. Sandys' Paraphrase on Solomon's Song 
Lands. MSS., 489, art. 10. 

Poems. By S. Godolijhin. Harl. MSS., 6917, 
pp. 5, 52, 53, 7.3. 

Poems. By S. Godolphin. Malone MSS. (Bod 
Lib.,) 13. 

Character of S. Godolphin, killed at Chagford, 
Jan., 164f. Addit. MSS., Br. Museum, 15,949, 
fol. 79. 

GODOLPHIN, Sidney, K.G. (3 son of Sir Eras. 
Godolphin, who was b. in 1605.) cr. Baron 
Godolphin, of Eialton, co. Cornwall, 8 Sept., 
1684, and Viscount Eialton, and Earl of Godol- 
phin, 26 Dec, 1706. Lord High Treasurer, 
1702. b. Godolphin. hapt. Breage, 15 June, 
1645. d. St. Albans, 15 Sept., 1712. hur. 
Westminster Abbey, cf. Burnet's Hist, of his own 
Time, (ed., 1724) vols, i and i\, passim; Pepys' 
Diary passim ; Diary and Corresp. of J. 
Evelyn, (1870,) pp. 719-22; Calamy's Hist. 
Account of my own Life, ii, 257-58 ; L. Echard's 
Hist, of Engl., (1720,) pp. 960, 985, 1,000, 
1,044, 1,050,- 1,124; Bliss' Wood, {Fasti,) iv, 
272-73; Granger's Biog. Hist; Jas. Houbrahen's 
Heads of Illust. Persons, with Lives by Dr. Birch, 
(1813,) pp. 145-46; Stanhope's Hist, of Engl, 
1701-13, {1870,) passim ; Nichols' Topog. and 
Geneal, iii, 505 ; E. Lodge's Portraits of Illust. 
Persons. (1850,) vii, 9; Macaulay's Hist, vols. 
i-iv, passim ; Stanley's Westminster Abbey, 
(1868,) p. 238 ; 30 Rep. of Dep. Keeper of 
Records, pp. 371, 403, 422; Chalmers; Rose; 
Encyclop. Brit, (8 ed.) ; English Cyclop. 
Two fables, in verse. By Sidney, Earl of 

Godolphin. Never before printed, n.p. or d. 

[Salisbury, printed by, and for, Brodie and 

Dowding,] 1817, 40., pp. 15. 

A third fable, in verse. By Sidney, Earl of 

Godolphin. Never before printed, n.p. or d. 

[Salisbury printed by, and for, Brodie and 

Dowding,] 1818, 40., pp. 5. 

Note.— The above fables were edited by Archdeacon 
W. Coxe, from the original MSS., at Blenheim. Only 10 
copies of the fables were printed on imperial paper, and 
12 on demy paper. A copy of the former size is in the 
Grenville Lib , Br. Musewm. 

The secret history of Arlus and Odolphus, 
Ministers of State to the Empress of Grandin- 
sula, in which are discover'd the labour'd artifices 
formerly us'd for the removal of Arlus, and the 



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GODOLPHIN, Sidney. (Con). 

true causes of his late restoration, upon the 
■ dismission of Odolphus and the Quinquinvirate. 
Humbly offer'd to those good people of Grand- 
insula, who have not yet done wond'ring why 
that Princess wou'd change so notable a ministry. 
Anon. [Lond.,] printed in the year 1710, 8"., 
pp. 37, 6d. — 2nd ed. [Lond.,] printed in the 
year 1710, 8o., pp. 37, 6d.— 3rd ed. [Lond.,] 
printed in the year 1710, 8"., pp. 37, 6d. 

The impartial secret history of Arlus, For- 
tunatus, and Odolphus. . .The true and just causes 
of the removal of Arlus, who, by his t[raitorou]s 
Ad[ministratio]n rather deserved H[ama]ns 
Pun[ishmen]t, than Mordecai's preferment, and 
justice is done to the character of Fortunatus 
and Odolphus... /4 mow. [Lond.,] Printed in the 
year 1710, 8o., pp. 40, 6d. 

Note — In the above works Arlus represents Eobt. 
Harley, Earl of Oxford; Odolphus, S. G-odolphin and 
the Princess of Grandinsula, Queen Anne ; their author- 
ship is unknown 

Verses upon Dr. G 's Verses to the E. 

of G n. n.p. or d. [Lond., 1710,] s. sh. fol. 

Bod. Lib. 

On Virtue, to Mr. S. G[odolphin ?]. By John 
Evelyn. Nidwls' Select Coll. of Poems, (1780,) ii, 
132-33. 

Life of the Et. Hon. F. North, Baron of 
Guilford... wherein are inserted the Characters 
of Sir M. Hale... Sidney Godol'phin and others. 
By the Hon. Roger North. Lond., 1808, 2 vols., 
80. 

The Lives of the Et. Hon. F. North... Hon. 
Sir Dudley North... and Hon. and Eev. Dr. John 
North. By the Hon. Roger North. Lond., 1826, 
3 vols., 8». 

Note. — In the former work, the character of Lord 
Godolphin is contained in ii, 138-9 ; in the latter, in ii 
68. 



Lease from the Earl of Feversham. . .to Sidney, 
Lord Godolphin, of the park of Greene's Norton, 
in Northampton, 6th April, 1693. Br. Museum, 
Addit. Charters, 6,076. 

Assignment from Sidney, Lord Godolphin, of 
Lease of Greene's Norton, 21 July, 1693. ib., 
6,150-52. ^^ ^ 

Letter to Lord Godolphm. Eeygate, March 
27, 1711. Br. Museum, AddU._ MSS., 4,107, 
art. 153. 

Summary of the Life of Sidney, Earl of 
Godolphin. ib., 4,222, wrt. 81. 

"Warrants, signed by Lord Godolphin, 1669- 
1707. ib., 5750, # 10,56,89; 5,751, # 333, 
337; 5,752,#169, 236; 5,755,/ 5, 6, 51, 140, 
197,203,213; 5,756,/. 119. 



GODOLPHIN, SiDNElr. (Con.). 

Letters from Lord Godolphin, to the Duke of 
Queensberry, 1706-1707. ib., 6,420,/ 74-85. 

Letter to Lord Godolphin from the Duke of 
Marlborough, 1706. ib., 7,058,/. 61. 

LettertoLord Godolphhifrom George Stepney. 
ib., 7,059, fol. 161 ; 7,075, fol. 68. 

Letter from Lord Godolphin to Lord Halifax, 
dated 24 May, 1706. ib., 7,121, fol. 35. 

Correspondence of Mr. Secretary Blathwait, 
with Lord Godolphin and other, ib., 9,735. 

Letter from S. Godolphin to the Earl of 
Eochester, August, 1684. ib. 15,892, fol. 169. 

Sidney Godolphin to Laurence Hyde. Windsor, 
Friday, noon, ik, 17,017, fol. 64. 

Eeport from the Commissioners of Accounts, 
1710-11 : with correspondence between Lord 
Godolphin, and the Duke of Queensberry. ib., 
17,766, 8". 

Letters of William HI to Lord Godolphin, 
1691-3. ib., 24,905. 

Correspondence of Lord Godolphin on Home 
Affairs, 1701-10. ib., 28,055. 

Correspondence of Lord Godolphin on Foreign 
Affairs, 1680-1709. ib., 28,056-7. 



Commission to Lord Godolphin to be Lord 
Lieutenant of Cornwall, in the room of John, 
Lord Granville, 12 April, 1705. Sari. MSS., 
2,262, art. 20. 

Grant to Sidney, Lord Godolphin, of the title 
of Viscount Eialton and Earl of Godolphin, 14 
Dec, 1706. ib., 2,262, art. 232. 



Lord Godolphin's Correspondence, 1695. Sir 
T. Phillipps' MSS., 10,074. 

A conference in writing between Lord Godol- 
phin and Mr. Secretary Harley. ib. 15,011. 



An account of the proceedings of the Commis- 
sioners, Lords Halifax, Nottingham, and Godol- 
phin, appointed to treat with the Prince of 
Orange, 1688. MsS., All Souls' Coll., 273. 

Letter of Lord Godolphin to Archbishop 
Tenison, 24 Sept., 1705. Lambeth MSS., 930, 
art. 37. 

Letters to, and from, the Hon. James Brydges, 
1703-11. Stowe Political MSS., xxx-cii. cf. 
O'Conor's Bibl. MSS. Stowensis, (1819,) ii, 484. 

Forty-eight Letters and Drafts, from S. Godol- 
phin, Lord Treasurer to the Earl of Nottingham, 
andothers, 1689, 1 702-4. MSS.,HattonCollection. 

Letters from S. Godolphin, 1680-82. MSS., 
T. E. P. Lefroy Esq. 



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GODOLPHIN, Capt. Sidney (son of John 
GodolpMfi, LL.D.) Governor of Scilly, Auditor 
of Wales, d. 23 Sept., 1732, aged 81. bur. 
Thames Ditton. 

Letter from Dr. W. Lloyd, Bp. of St. Asaph, 
to Lord Hatton, 6th April, 1689. Recommends 
Capt. S. Godolphin, whom his Lordship has ap- 
pointed Deputy-Governor of Guernsey. MSS. 
Hatton Collection. 

Three Letters from S. Godolphin, to Lord 
■ — — , 1689. "Has received a commission from 
the Prince of Orange, to act as Deputy-Governor 
of Guernsey," etc. MSS., ib. 

GODOLPHIN, Mr. R Sir William Godolphin son 

of Will. Godolphin!] 

Letter from the Treasurer of Calais to Mr. 
Godolphin, demanding Justice for the robbery 
of a Frenchman, anno. 2 Edw. VI. Harl. MSS. 
288, art. ii...also 288, art. 25. 

GODOLPHIN, Sir William, Knt., M.P., {eld. 

son of William Godolphin.) Vice- Ward en of 

the Stannaries, 1553. bur. Breage, 30 July, 

1570. 

Two Letters from Sir W. Godolphin to Thos. 
Cromwell. Printed in Sir H. Ellis' Original 
Letters, 3 S. ii, 217-21. — Reprinted in Cornish 
Teleg., 26 October, 1864. 

Note. — They refer to Coruisli wrestling, &o. 

GODOLPHIN, Sir William, Knt., M.P. for 
Cornwall {eld. son of Sir Fras. Go'hlphin, 
knighted 1580.) bur. Breage, 5 Sept., 1613. cf. 
JBirch's Life of Henry, Prince of Wales, pp. 129, 
205 ; 6 Eq>. Dep. Keeper of Records, App. ii, p. 
4; Clifford's Tixall Letters, (1815,) i, 3. 

Indenture of Charles, Earl of Devon, with 
Sir W. Godolphin, touching the Manors of 
Langston Lacy, &c., dated Octav. Purif. B.M., 1 
Jac. i. MSS. Exeter Coll. 182, fol. 117-8. 

GODOLPHIN, Sir William, Knt., M.P. for 
Camelford, 1661 (3 son of Sir Will. Godolphin 
who d. 1613.) Knighted AtWhitehall, 28 Aug., 
1668. bapt. Breage, 9 Oct., 1611. d. Madrid, 
1696. cf. Clarendon's Hist, of Rebellion, fed. 
1819,; ii, 184, 359 ; Burnet, (ed., 1724) i, 430; 
Pepys' Diary, (1858,) iii, 362, iv, 30, 87; 
Dodd's Ch. Histoi-y, (1737,) iii, 251 ; Welch's 
List of Westminster Sclwlars, (1852,) pp. 118, 
136-38 ; Evelyn's Diary, (1870,) pp. 406, 408; 
Birch's Hist, of Boy. Soc, ii, 297, 331 ; Bliss' 
Wood, (Fasti,) iv, 275 ; L. Echard's Hist, of 
Eng., (1720,) pp. 857, 952; 30 Rep. Dep. 
Keeper of Records, p. 365. 

Musarum, Oxon., i-Kaw^opid sive ob foedera 
...Oliveri Domini Pro tectoris, etc. Oxon. 1654, 
fol, 



GODOLPHIN, SiK William. (Con.). 

Note — Contains verses by " W. Godolphin, Christ 
Church." They are reprinted in State Poems, fI709,) 
pp 4-5 ; 18-15. 

An answer to Mr. Waller's Poem on Oliver's 

Death, call'd The Storm. Written by Sir W 

G n. /. Dryden's Miscellany Poems, (1716,) 

i, 191-2; Poems on Affairs of State, (1716,) i, 
247-8 ; Nichols' Select Collection of Poems, (1780,) 
i, 116-9. 

Note. — In the latter collection, this poem is erron- 
eously ascribed to Sidney Godolphin, the Lord Treasurer. 

A true relation of the victory and happy suc- 
cess of a squadron of his Majesties fleet in the 
Mediterranean, against the pyrates of Algiers, 
taken as well out of letters from Sir Thos. Allen, 
his Majesties admiral in those seas, and from Sir 
Will. Godolphin, his Majesties Envoye Extraor- 
dinary to the Court of Spain, as from a relation 
made by the Heer Van Ghent, the Admiral of 
the Dutch fleet, who assisted in that action. 
Published by authority. Printed by T. Newcomb, 
in the Savoy, 1670, 4"., pp. 15. 

The Right Honourable the Earl of Arlington's 
Letters (vol. i) to Sir W. Temple, Bart., etc. ; 
(vol. ii) containing a compleat collection of his 
Lordship's letters to Sir Richard Fanshawe... 
and Sir Will. Godolphin during their respective 
embassies to Spain from 1664 to 1674. Lond., 
printed for Tho. Bennet, at the Half Moon, in 
St. Paul's Churchyard, 1701, 2 vols., 8°. 

Original letters and negociations of his excel- 
lency Sir Richard Fanshaw, The Earl of Sand- 
wich, The Earl of Sunderland, and Sir W. 
Godolphin. . .wherein divers matters of importance 
between the three crowns of England, Spain, and 
Portugal, from the year 1663 to 1678, are set in 
a clearer light. . .Lond., printed for John Wilford, 
at the Three Flower de Luces, in the Little 
Britain, 1724, 2 vols., 8". 

Note. — Contains copies of a large number of letters 
and other documents, from Sir W. Godolphin. 

Prseexcelsoheroi Tiim Augustis maiorum''imaf 
ginibus ciim eximiis animi dotibas inclarescenti, 
D. D. Gvillermo Godolphin, Pro Potentissimo 
Magnse Britanise Monarcha in Hispania Legato. 
Excellentissimo Senor. A los pies de V. Exc, 
Don Christoval Gauvain. n.p. or d. fol. s. sh, 
Br. Museum. 

Note.— Contains " Anagramma, Sir Vvilliam Godol- 
phin, al mi hope is in God's Vvill." 

Anno decimo Gulielmi iii, Regis. An Act 
for confirming and establishing the administrar 
tion of the goods and chattels of Sir W. Godol- 
phin, Knight, deceased. Lond., printed by Chas, 
Bill, and the Executrix of Thos. Newcomb, 
deceased, printers to the King, 1700, fol. pp. 4, 



GODOLPHIN. 



183 



GOFF. 



GODOLPHIN,, Sir William. (Con.). 

Respuesta a una carta de un Senor titulo de 
Ingalaterra, en que le pide a un ingenio de esta 
corte, le avise las novedades de ella ; el qual le 
responde en esta relacion, que oprece al don 
Guillermo Godolphin [in verse], n.p. or d. fol. 
Bod. Lib. 

Romance, dando las bvenas pascvas al...Don 
Guillermo Godolphin, Cauallero de la Espuela 
Dorada, Senador del muy Alto, y soberano 
Senor, el Senor Rey de la Gran Bretana, y su 
Embaxador ordinario, a la Saprema Magestad 
Catolica. n.p. or d. 4°. Bod Lib. 

Begins " Extractum ex tractatu paois et ami- 
citie inter Magne Brittannie et Hispanie coronas 
Matriti ^ die mensis Maij, 1667. Concluso 
[In Spanish, Madrid, 1710 T] fol., unpaged, [pp. 
1-76, and 1-32, in writing.] Br. Museum. 

Note. — Annexed is a notarial Act or Instrument of 
Sir W. Godolphin, appointing Testamentarios, who 
should on his death have power to make his will for the 
good of his soul, which was declared his universal heir 
in that instrument ; with sundry documentary papers 
in a suit thereon ensuing. 



Copy of a Fine levied in 1655, by T. Grose 
and wife, and D. Grose and wife, to Sir W. 
Godolphin, of lands in Trensweale and Breage. 
Earl. MSS.'l,228, art. 9. 

Extracts from letters from Sir W. Godolphin, 
from Madrid, 1667, 1676, 1677, 1678. ib., 1515, 
art. 75-77; 1516, art. 123; 3792, art. 32. 



Francis Parry's Diplomatic Correspondence 
with Lord Arlington, Sir W. Godolphin, etc., 
from Portugal, 1668-80. Sir T. Phillipps' MSB., 
8914, 2 vols., fol. 

Copies of Letters from Sir H. Shere to Sir 
W Godolphin, dated Tangier, 1676. Bawlinson 
MSS., (Bod. Ub.,) class A. 342, fol. 60, 88. 

Despatch from Sir W. Godolphin, ambassador 
at Madrid, to Lord Arlington, 14 Sept., 1670. 
ib., A 478, art. 6. 

Letter from Sir W. Godolphin, Ambassador 
at Madrid, to George, Earl of Berkeley, Ambas- 
sador at Paris. Madrid, || March, 1677. Br. 
Museum, Addit. MSS., 17,017, fol. 62. 

Extracts of letters from Sir W. Godolphin to 
Mr Secretary Coventry, and others. Madrid, 
1675-77. ib., 17,018, fol. 63-69. 

Papers relating to the conversion of Sir W. 
Godolphin, English Ambassador, April, 1671. 
Br. Museum, Egerton MSS., 1,509, fol. 281. 



GODOLPHIN, Sir William. (Con.). 

Upon the late storm and thedeathof Cromwell, 
by Waller, with " the answere or construction," 
by W. Godolphin. MSS. All Souls' College, 174, 
fol. 36b. 

Letter from Sir W. Godolphin to Lord Arling- 
ton, touching cutting logwood in Campeche. 
Madrid, May ^§, 1672. ib. 203, fol. 476-50. 

Declaration of what relateth to the case of the 
Spanish envoye, Don Bernardo de Salinas, and 
Sir W. Godolphin. ib. 213, fol. 56&-73. 

Note.— Sir W. Godolphin gave MSS, Nos, 14, 36, 37, 
46, 49, 51), and 52, to Wadham College, but they contain 
no references to himself. 



Concerning the will of Sir W. Godolphin, 
1697. Lambeth MSS., 942, art. 132. 

Letter from Madm. Ellis to Fra. Godolphin, 
relating to the personal estate of his late uncle 
Sir Wm. Godolphin, which was likely to fall into 
the hands ot some Priests at Rome, 4 Sept., 
1697. ib. 1,029, art. 94. 

GODOLPHIN, Sir William, Bart. (eld. son of 
Eras. Godolphin, M.P. for St. Ives, 1640.) cr. 
Baronet, 29 ApL, 1661. d. Suffolk St., London, 
17 Aug., 1710. iur. Westminster Abbey. 

Note.— This person is generally confused with the 
previously mentioned Sir William, who d. in 1696. 

GODOLPHIN, William, Marquis of Bland- 
ford. M.P. for Woodstock (eld. son of Fras., 2 
Earl Godolphin, by Lady Henrietta Ghwrchill.) 
d. 24 Aug., 1731. 
A Letter from an English Traveller at Rome, 

to his father, of the 6th of May, 1721. 0. S. 

n.p. or d. [1721,] i°., pp, 8. Bod. Lib. 

GODWIN, Edward William, F.S.A. (son of 
William Godwin.) b. Bristol, 1829. 
Notes on some examples of church architec- 
ture in Cornwall. Archceol. Journ., x, 317-24, 
(1853.) 

Notes on churches in the deaneries of Kerrier 
and Penwith. ib. xviii, 231-52, 325-41, (1861.) 

GOFF, Dinah Wilson (dau. of Jacob Goff.) b. 

Horetown House, co. Wexford, 1784. d. 

White Ladies Road, Clifton, 5 June, 1858. 

Divine protection through extraordinary 
dangers; experienced by Jacob and Elizabeth 
Goff, and their family, during the Irish Rebellion, 
in 1798, (with a frontispiece of Hore Town 
House, County of Wexford, Ireland.) By D. W. 
Goflf of Penzance. Lond., W. and F. G. Cash... 
1857, fcp., 8"., 3 sheets.— 2nd ed., 1857, 8»., 3 
sheets. 



GOODFELLOW. 



184 



GOODEIDGE. 



GOLDSMITH, Commander Charles, RN. b. 
St. Andrews, New Brunswick, 10 June, 1795. 
d. Stonehouse, Plymouth, 17 Jan., 1854. 

The Logging Stone. Household Words, vi, 
234-35, (1853.) 

Note — This is Lieut. H C. Goldsmith's own ac- 
count of his displacement of the Logan Stone, supplied 
to Household Words by his brother - 

GOLDSMITH, Lieut. Hugh Colvill, E.N. 
(hro. of the preceding.) The Overthrower and 
Replacer of the Logan Eock. 6. St. Andrews, 
New Brunswick, 2 ApL, 1789. d. At sea, off 
St. Thomas, West Indies, 8 Oct., 1841. 

The Logan Stone Overturned. By G. W. 
Harvey. A Letter, dated Plymouth, 18 ApL, 
1824. Ann. of PMlos., vii, 392, (1824.)— Re- 
printed in App. to Stockdale's Excursion, 1824, 
(small ed.,) p. 184. 

The Logan Eock Displaced, 8 Apl., 1824, by 
Lieut. Goldsmith, of H.M.S. "Nimble." Gent. 
Mag., xciv, pt. i, 363, 430, (1824.) 

The Golden Chersonese, or the Logan Rock 
Restored, by an officer of the Royal Navy. 
Penzance, 1824, 12". 

A complete set of six lithographic views of 
the Logan Rock, on the occasion of its being 
forced from its equilibrium, {& April, 1824.) By 
Lieut. Goldsmith, and when being replaced by 
him, (2 Nov., 1824.) Penzance, Vibert and 
Tonkin, 1824, obi. fol. No letter press. 

Lines to Rev. C. V. Le Grice, with a reply by 
him, on the subject of giving a silver cup or a 
dinner to Lieut. Goldsmith. MSS. penes G. B. 
Millett, Esq., Penzance. 

GONZALES, Don Manoel, pseud., i.e. 

The voyage of Don Manoel Gonzales (late 
merchant) of the city of Lisbon, in Portugal, to 
Great Britain containing. . .an account of England 
and Scotland... Translated from the Portugueze 
MSS. Printed in A Collection of Voyages and 
Travels. . .from the library of the Earl of Oxford, 
Lond., T.Osborne, (1745,) i, 9-208 ; Pinkerton's 
Voyages and Travels, (1808,) ii, 1-171. 

Note — Account of Cornwall in Earl of Oxford's 
Collection, i, 82-83 ; Pinkerton, ii, 2-3. This Work is 
thought to have been written by D- Defoe. 

GOODFELLOW, James. 

On preserving public buildings from fire. Hep. 
li.C.P. Soc, 1842, pt. i, p. 32. 

Talc water guage for steam boiler, ib., 1852, 
p. 106. 

On an improved penholder, ib., 1852, p. 107. 

GOODFELLOW, Stephen Jennings, M.D. 
(son of Robert Goodfellow.) b. Budock, 21 Oct., 
1809, 



GOODFELLOW, Stephen Jennings, M.D. (Con.). 

The London Physiological Journal, or monthly 
record of observations on animal and vegetable 
anatomy and physiology, chiefly made by the use 
of the microscope. Edited by S. J. GoodfeUow, 
M.D., Lecturer on General Anatomy and Physio- 
logy, at the Aldersgate Street Medical School, 
and Edwin J. Quekett, F.L.S. Lond., published 
for the Proprietors, by John Van Voorst, 3 Pater- 
noster Row. Oct., 1843, to Feb., 1844. 5 Nos. 
1/-. each. 

Note. — No more published. 

Lectures on the diseases of the kidneys, gene- 
rally known as " Bright's Disease," and dropsy. 
By S. J. Goodfellow.. .Lond., Rol)ert Hardwicke, 
1861, post 8"., pp. xii and 308, 7/6. 

Observationes microscopicse ad morphologi'am 
pathologicam, auctore Dr. Davide Griiby, Mor- 
phologia Fluidorum Pathologicorum. Tomi 
primi, pars prima, Vindobonse apud Singer at 
Goering, 1840. Translated by S. J. Goodfellow. 
Microscopical Journ., 1841, pp. 195-206, 227-37, 
262-72. 

Lezioni sui Fenomeni Fisico-Chimici dei Corpi 
Viventi. De 1' Cav Professor Carlo Matteucci. 
2nd ed. Firenze presso Ricordi e Jojouhaud. 
Translated by S. J. Goodfellow. Lancet, i, 57-9 
81, etc.; ii, 1-3, etc., (1847.) 

Some remarks on the internal structure of 
voluntary muscle. Lond. Phys. Journ., i, 97-103 
(1844.) 

Nine Lectures on those diseases of the kidney 
generally known as Bright's disease delivered at 
the Middlesex Hospital. By S. J. Goodfellow, 
M.D. Med. Tim.es, ii, 50-53, etc., (I860.) 

Two cases of empyema, illustrating the advan- 
tage of making two openings and adopting the 
plan of drainage in the operation of paracentesis 
in that disease. Trans. Boy. Med. and Chir. Soc. 
Lond., xlii, 231-43, (1859.) 

Two cases of extensive arterial obstruction 
from separated cardiac vegetations, followed by 
gangrene of the lower extremities and death, ib., 
xlv, 367-78, (1862.) 

Fibroid tumour in the brain, with disease of 
the petrous portion of the temporal bone. Trans. 
Pathological Soc. Lond., xiii, 17, (1862.) 

Case of chorea, softening of the brain and 
spinal cord, ib., xiii, 18. 

Atrophy of the right kidney from former dis- 
tension of pelvis and calices by urine, hyper- 
trophy of the left kidney, ib., xiii, 193. 

Left kidney extensively diseased, minute 
calculi, obstruction of the ureter, ib., xiii, 158. 

GOODRIDGE, Capt. John. Commander of 
the Duke of Cumberland Packet Boat, Fair 
mouth, bw. Mylor, 27 Dec, 1781, 



GOEHAM. 



185 



GEAVES. 



GOODEIDGE, Capt. John. (.Oon.). 

The Phoenix, an Essay. Being an attempt to 
prove from History and Astronomical Calcula- 
tions that the Comet which, by its approxima- 
tion to our Earth, occasioned the change made 
at the Fall and at the Deluge, is the real Phoenix 
of the Ancients. By J. Goodridge. Lond., printed 
for Wells and Grosvenor, No. 11, Cornhill, 1781, 
8°. Dedication and preface unpaged, then pp. 
74. 3/-. List of Subscribers. 

Note. — ^Dedication dated Flushing, 17 Feb, 1781. 
Prefixed is an engraving from a portrait by Opie of 
"Capt. John Goodridge, aged 71." In Mr. W. P. 
Courtney's copy there is a curious copy of verses in 
writing. 

GORDON", Professor Lewis, r.R.S., Edinb., 
F.G.S. (son of Joseph Gordon.) b. Edinburgh, 
1815. 

Abstract from the notes on the Power Ladders, 
used in the Hartz Mines. Bep. E.G. P. Soc, 
1841. App. pp. 6-11. 

GORGE, N. 

Contents of N. Gorge's book, founded on a 
Statute 27, Hen. VIII, that no tin shall be wrought 
near freshwater rivers in Devon or Cornwall. 
Larml. MSS. 86, art. 70. 

GORHAM, Rev. George Cornelius, B.D. (son 
of Geo. jas. Gorham, of St. Neots. ) B. of St. 
Just-in-Penwith, 6 Feb., 1846-50, and V. of 
Brampford-Speke, 1850-57. b. St. Neot's, 
Huntingdon, 21 Aug., 1787. d. Brampford- 
Speke, Devon, 19 June, 1857. 

The History and Antiquities of Eynesbury 
and St. Neot's in Huntingdonshire ; and of St. 
Neot's in the County of Cornwall ; with some 
critical remarks respecting the two Saxon saints 
from whom these places derived their names. 
(Illustrated with 50 engravings.) By G. C. 
Gorham, M.A., Fellow of Queen's College, Cam- 
bridge. Lond., printed by Thomas Davison, 
Whitefriars ; published by Lackington...l820, 
80., pp. xii and 340, 20/-. 

Note. — There was also an unpublished impression 
of 2.') copies ; printed on best paper, by Tliomas Davison, 
Whitefriars. 

The History and Antiquities of Eynesbury 
and St. Neot's, in Huntingdonshire, and of St. 
Neot's, in the County of Cornwall ; with critical 
remarks respecting the two Saxon Saints from 
whom these places derived their names. (Illus- 
trated with many engravings.) By G. C. Gorham, 
B.D. Lond., printed by Thomas Davison, White- 
friars ; for Harding, Mavor, and Lepard (Lack- 
ington's,) Finsbury Square, 1824, 2 vols., S^., 
21/-. 



GOEHAM, Eev. Geokge Coknelius, B.D. (Gon.J. 

Note — The copy in the Cfranville Lib., Br. Museum, 
is on thicker paper than the finest of the two impres- 
sions published It has also two additional plates. At 
page 177, five additional pages have been inserted, bring- 
ing the list of Vicars down to 1866, and containing 
much additional information relative to the previous 
Vicars. 

Madron Well. Willis' Current Notes, 1855, p. 
93. 

Madron Well with baptistry chapel. Plate and 
plan, ib., 1856, pp. 1-2. 

GOUGH, Richard (son of Hen. Gough.) b. 
London, 21 Oct., 1735. d. Wormley, Herts, 
20 Feb., 1809. 

Britannia, or a Description of England, &c. 
Ed. by R Gough. See Camden, W. 

British Topography, or an Historical account 
of what has been done for illustrating the Topo- 
graphical Antiquities of Great Britain and Ire- 
land. Lond., printed for T. Payne and Son, and 
J. Nichols, 1780, 2 vols., 4o. 

Note. — ^Account of Cornwall, i, 265-7. 

GOURMELIN, Stephen, M.D. of Paris, b. 
Cornouailles, in Lower Brittany, d. Melun, 
12 Aug., 1593. 

Note.— In Dodd's Church History, ii, 162, and in 
Pits', (1619,) p. 784, it is stated that Gourmelin was 
born in Cornwall, in England, but it appears, by the 
Biog Univ., and the Nouvelle Biog. Gen., (though no 
authority is given,) that he was born in Prance, 

GRAHAM,Rev. Henry Elliot. R. of Ludgvan, 
1835-55. d. Ludgvan, 29 August, 1855, aged 
62. 
A Short Harvest Sermon. By the Rev. H. 

E. Graham, Rector of Ludgvan. Penzance, 1845, 

120., pp. 11. 

GRANT, James (son of Capt. John Grant.) b. 

Edinburgh, 1 Aug., 1822. 

Only an Ensign. A tale of the retreat from 
Cabul. By Jas. Grant. Lond., Tinsley Bros., 
1871, 3 vols., 80., 31/6. 

Note. — A considerable portion of the scene of this 
tale is laid in Cornwall. 

GRANVILLE. See GRENVILLE. 

GEAVES, Admiral Thomas (2 son of James 
Graves, of Leeds.) b. 1680. d. 1 Dec, 1755. 
bur. Antony, cf. Charnock's Biog. Navalis, iv, 
43-44. 

GRAVES, Admiral Sir Thomas, K.B. (3 son 
of Admiral Samuel Graves.) d. 1814. cf. 
Brenton's Naval Hist., (1837,) i, 624. 



GEEATHEED. 



186 



GREBNWAY. 



GRAVES, Admiral Sik Thomas, K.B. (Con.). 

Two letters from W. Graves, Esq., respecting 
the conduct of Rear-Admiral Thomas Graves, in 
North America, during his accidental command 
there for four months iu 1781. n.;p. or d., [1782], 
pp. 1-48, and App. pp. 1-19. 

Note.— The preface dated Thanckes, 25 Oct., 1782. 

GRAVES, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas (son of 
Admiral T/ios. Graves who d. 1755.^ cr. Lord 
Graves, Baron of Gravesend, co. Londonderry, 
July, 1795. d. Cadhay, 9 Feb., 1802. cf. 
Gent. Mag., Ixxii, 187, (1802); Brenton's 
Naval Hist, (1837,) i, 154, 268 ; Charnock's 
Biog. Navalis, vi, 126-43; James' Naval 
Hist, (1859,) i, 199; Life and Gorresp. of 
Lord Rodney, i, 384-88, 402 ; ii, 319. 

Memoir of Lord Thomas Graves, Admiral of 
the White. Portrait. European Mag., xxviii, 146- 
56, (1795.) Also found as a Pamphlet, n.d., 
[1795,] 80., pp. 1-12. 

Naval Researches, or a candid enquiry into 
the conduct of Admirals Byron, Graves, Hood, 
and Rodney. By Capt. Thomas White, R.N. 
Lond., 1830, 8". 

Letter from Rear-Admiral Sir S. Hood to 
George Jackson, Esq., with copies of letters from 
Sir G. B. Rodney and Admiral Graves to Admiral 
Hood, 1778-83. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS. 
9,343, fol. 27. 

GUAYES,TiLOM.AS'NoRT:B(eld.sonofthel Baron,) 
2 Lord Graves, b. 28 May, 1775. d. 7 Feb., 
1830. cf Gent. Mag., c. pt. i, 267, (1830.) 

A letter addressed to Lord Ebrington relating 
to the Stag Hunting establishment of the county 
of Devon. Exeter, 1814, 8 «. 

GRAVES-SAWLE, Sir Joseph Sawle, Bart., 
(son of Admiral John Graves.) cr. Baronet, 
22 March, 1836, h. Exeter, 10 Dec, 1793. d. 
Honiton, 13 Jan., 1865. cf. Gent. Mag., xviii, 
261, (1865.) 

GRAY, John. 

A certificate on the behalf of Tho. Hodge and 
J. Gray, in Launceston jail, begging, as her 
Majesty had granted them a pardon, it may pass 
in forma pauperis. Lescard, 19 Oct., 1592. Earl 
MSS., 6995, art. 95. 

GREATHEED, Rev. Samuel (son of Samuel 
Greatheed.) b. St. Clement Danes, London, 9 
March, 1759. d. Bishop's Hull, Somerset, 15 
Feb., 1823. 

On the knowledge and commerce of tin among 
ancient nations. Trans. R.O.S.G., ii, 359-65 
(1822); Tilloch, Philos. Mag.,lx.i, 109-12, (1823.) 



GREEN, Lieut. Edmund Lyons, R.N. 

A New Fire-escape. Bep. B.G.P.Soc, 1836, 
p. 79. 

GREEN, Lieut. William Pringle, R.N. d 
18 Oct., 1846. cf O'Bijrne. 

Signals to be made by one man, without flags, 
haulyards, or any previous preparations, by day 
or at night, to be understood by all nations, and 
affording a mode of instantaneous communica- 
tion, including information of importance to the 
crews of stranded ships. By Wm. Pringle 
Green, R.N. Gilbert, printer, Salter's-hall-court, 
Cannon St., London, 3 Oct., 1812, fol., s. sh. 

A.D. 1836, Sept. 28, No. 7,193. Letters 
Patent to W. P. Green, of Falmouth, Lieutenant 
in the Royal Navy, for " Improvements on Cap- 
stans, applicable to ships, etc." Lond., 1836, fol. 
s. sh. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottis- 
woode, 1857, fol. s. sh. 

Note. — No specification enrolled/ 

A.D. 1837, July 10, No. 7,400. Specification of 
W. P. Green... for " Improvements in Capstans 
and Machinery, employed in raising, lowering, 
and moving ponderous bodies and matters." 
With drawings annexed. Lond., 1836, fol. — 
Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1857, 
fol. pp. 5, 1/10. 

GREENFIELD [or GRENVILLE] William 
DE. Dean of Chichester, 1303-4. Arch- 
bishop of York, 4 Dec, 1304-15. Chancellor 
of England, 30 Sept., 1302-5. b. Cornwall, d. 
Cawood, 6 Dec, 1315. bur. York Minster. 
cf. Fasti Eboracences, (1863,) i, 361-97 ; Foss' 
Judges, iii, 96-97, 100, 274, 285 ; MSS.^Bal- 
liol. Coll. Oxf, Ixxxix ; Horwood's Yearbook of 
30 Edio. i, p. xix; Prynne's Records, iii, 1073, 
1112,1145-46, 1158; LeNeve's Fasti, {Ha/rdy^s 
ed.,) iii, 105; Murimuth, 1 ; Hemingburgh, ii, 
23.3. 

GREENVILLE. See GRENVILLE. 

GREENWAY, Henry, M.R.C.S. (eld. son of 
Henry Greenway.) b. Launceston, 10 May, 

1828. ' 

Improved fracture apparatus. Med. Times, vii, 
99, (1853.) 

On a new operation for iridectomy, etc. ib., 
ii, 578, (1860.) 

Improved Hospital construction, ib., ii, 362, 
(1870.) 

On a new form of leg suspender and bed- 
guard._ The Lancet, i, 202-203, (1866.) 

An improved suction tractor [for the removal 
of cataract, etc.'] ib., i, 693-94, (1867.) 



GREGOE. 



187 



GKEGOR. 



GEEBNWAY, Heney, M.E.C.S. (Con.). 

Improved opthalmoscope [for examining the 
fundus of the eye with steadiness and precision.] 
£rit. Med. Journ., ii, 573, (1868.) 

Treatment of constitutional syphilis by car- 
bolic acid, ib., ii, 635. 

Irrigating apparatus, ib., iii, 335, (1870.) 

A unilateral leg suspender, ib., iv, 19, (1871.) 

GREENWOOD, Alfred. 

Occurrence of the black redstart near Pen- 
zance. Zoologist, i, 100, (1843.) 

Note. — The first of a series of paragraphs. 

On the mosses of the neighbourhood of Pen- 
zance, by A. Greenwood, Member of the Botanical 
Society of Edinburgh, Corresponding Member of 
the Society. Trans. P.N.E. & A.S., i, 60-68, 
(1846.) 

Borrera flavicans, discovered in fruit, near 
Penzance. Phytologist, ii, 496, (1846.) 

GEEENWOOD, C. and J. 

Map of the county of Cornwall from an actual 
survey made in the years 1826 and 1827, by C. 
and J. Greenwood. Published by the Proprietors, 
Greenwood and Co. London, 4 July, 1829. 
Engraved by J. Dower, [with view of St. 
Michael's Mount, and small map of the Scilly 
Isles.] In "Atlas of the counties of England, 
by C. and J. Greenwood." Lond., 1829, fol. 

GREGOE, Francis, of Truro, {son of W. Gregor.) 

Conveyance of lands, circa, 1620. See Surges 
Thomas. 

GEEGOE, Francis (son of John Gregor.) 

De laudibus legum Anglise. Written originally 
in Latin, by Sir John Fortescue. . .translated into 
English, illustrated with the notes of Mr. Selden, 
and Great Variety of Remarks with respect to 
the Antiquities, History, and Laws of England. 
To which are prefix'd Mr. Selden to the Reader, 
and a large Historical Preface. To the whole 
are added the Preface of the First Editor... In 
the Savoy ; printed by E. and R. Nutt, &c., 1737, 
fol. 

Note. — The preface is dated Trewartheniek, Corn- 
wall, April 17, 1732, and contained in pp. iii-lvi. In 
1741 appeared a second edition of the work down to the 
end of the Index to the English Translation, bound up 
with copies of the Latin Text, with the title dated 1737. 
Both editions are without the Editor's name. 

De laudibus legum Anglise. By Sir J. Fortescue. 
Translated into English (with the Original Latin.) 
...With a large historical preface by Francis 
Gregor, Esq. Lond., printed for T. Evans, near 
York Buildings, Strand, 1775, 8o. 
Note.— Preface pp. iii-lxii. 



GEEGOE, Feancis. (Con.). 

Fortescue de laudibus legum Anglise. The 
Translation into English, published A.D. 
MDCCLXXV, and the original Latin-Text, with 
Notes. By A. Amos. Cambridge, printed by J. 
Smith. . .for JosephButterworth and Son, London 
...1825, 80. 

The works of Sir John Fortescue, Knight... 
now first collected and arranged by Thomas 
(Fortescue) IjOrd Clermont. Lond., printed for 
Private Distribution, 1869, 4o. 

Note.— In both the preceding works Mr. Gregor's 
translation of De laudibus legum Anglise is reprinted. 

Correspondence of F. Gregor. MSS. Trewar 
thenick. 

GREGOR, Francis, M.P. for Cornwall, 1 790- 
1806 (eld. son of Fras. Gregor.) baft. Cornelly, 
1760. d. Trewartheniek, 12 July, 1815. c/. 
Gent. Mag., Ixxxv, pt. ii, 185, (1815); New 
Monthly Mag., (by T. Flindell,) v, 160, (1816.) 

A short historical sketch and account of the 
expences incurred under the heads of Civil List, 
Pensions, and Public Ofiices, with some obser- 
vations on the conduct of the Modern Reformers 
in a letter addressed to a Friend. Lond., 1810, 
8"., [pp. 13-67 in Collected Works.] 

Two letters : the first containing some remarks 
on the meeting held 5 Nov., 1809, to celebrate 
the acquittal of Messrs. Hardy, J. H. Tooke, 
Thelwall, and others, in November, 1794; with 
an abstract of the facts proved on those trials, 
and also of the confession of James Watt, exe- 
cuted at Edinburgh, for High Treason, in Oct., 
1794. The second containing a short compara- 
tive sketch of our practical constitution in 
ancient times and the present, with some obser- 
vations on certain assertions made by the Modern 
Reformers. By a Freeholder of Cornwall, [i.e., 
F. Gregor.] Lond., printed for J. Hatchard, 190, 
opposite Albany, Piccadilly, 1810, 8"., pp. 57. 

Note.— The First Letter is reprinted in The Col- 
lected Works, pp. 67-89, the Second Letter in pp. 89- 106. 

Observations on the Resolutions passed by 
certain friends of Parliamentary Reform, at 
Bodmin, on the 8 July, 1811. Truro, T. Flindell, 

1812, 8"., 1/-., [pp. 106-157, in Collected Works.] 
Catholics, Remarks on the proceedings of the 

Lords and Commons in the late parliament re- 
specting the Catholics, contained in a letter ad- 
dressed to the Protestants of all persuasions and 
communions. By F. Gregor. Truro, printed at 
the Royal Cornwall Gazette OflEice, by T. Flindell, 
published in London by J. Hatchard... 181 2, 8"., 
pp, 76. — 3rcl ed. with a supplement respecting 
the parliamentary proceedings in the session 

1813, and an Appendix, by F. Gregor, Esq. 



GEEGOE. 



188 



GEEGOE. 



GEEGOE, Feanoib, M.P. (Con.). 

Exeter, printed and published at Flindell's 
Luminary Office, published also by P. Nettleton, 
jun., Cornwall Gazette Office, Truro, 18 1 3, 8"., 
pp. 96, [pp. 157-269, in Collected Works.] 

Two Letters to the Freeholders of Cornwall, 
containing Remarks on some doctrines promul- 
gated by F. Gregor, Esq., 1812, 8o. 

Letters on the national debt, sinking fund, 
property tax, peace establishment, etc. Lond., 
18- -, 80., [pp. 269-307, in Collected Works.] 

The [Collected] Works of Francis Gregor, of 
Trewarthenick, Esq. Exeter, printed by T. 
Flindell, 1816, 8"., pp. xv and 13-307. List of 
Subscribers. 

GREGOR, Gordon William Francis (son of 
Thos. Booker, of the 53 Regt.) Assumed the 
surname and arms of Gregor, 1 826. h. 2 Oct., 
1789. d. Trewarthenick, 5 Dec, 1865. c/. 
Gent. Mag., i, l53, 285, (1866.) 

GREGOR, Rev. William, M.A. (only hro. of 
F. (h-egor, M.P.) E. of Creed, 1793-1817. h. 
Trewarthenick, 25 Dec, 1761. d. Creed, 11 
July, 1817. cf. Ufe of S. Drew, (1834), pp. 
162, 177, 199-201, 226-30, 237-38. 

A Memoir of the life and scientific labours of 
the late Rev. W. Gregor, A.M., read before the 
Royal Geological Society, of Cornwall, at the 
Anniversary Meeting, A.D. 1817, and printed at 
their Request, by J. A. Paris. Lond., printed 
and sold by William Phillips, George Yard, 
Lombard street, sold also by Harry, Truro, 1818, 
80., pp. 37, 1/-. 

A sermon preached at the visitation held by 
the Archdeacon of Cornwall, at Truro, on the 
14 May, 1798. By Rev. W. Gregor. Truro, 
printed and sold by W. Harry. Sold also by 
W. and J. Richardson. London, n.d. [1798,] 4o., 
pp. 30. 

A letter addressed to the members of the 
House of Commons on the Stat., 21 Hen. viii, 
c. 1 3 and on the grievances to which the clergy 
are exposed in consequence of it, with hints and 
observations respecting a new bill. Truro, J. 
Tregoning, Cornish press, 1802, 8o. 

A Sermon preached at St. Mary's Church, in 
Truro, at the Primary Visitation of the Right 
Reverend the Bishop of Exeter, on Wednesday, 
the 17th day of August, 1805. By the Rev. W. 
Gregor, M.A., Rector of Creed. Published at 
the request of the Right Reverend the Bishop 
of Exeter. Truro, printed at the Cornish Press, 
by J. Tregoning, 1805, 4o., pp. 32, 1/6. 

A Sermon preached at Truro, at the Primary 
Visitation of the Right Reverend the Bishop of 
Exeter, on the 1st July, 1809. By the Rev. W. 



GEEGOE, Eev. William, M.A. (Con.). 

Gregor, M.A. , Rector of Creed. Published at 
the request of the Bishop and Clergy assembled. 
Truro, printed and sold by J. Tregoning. Lend., 
Rivington, 1809, 4o., pp. 22, 1/6. 



An analysis of a variety of the Corundum. 
Nicholson's Journ., v, 209-11, (1803.) 

On the production of sulphate of Magnesia 
from the ashes of pit-coal, with remarks on the 
efflorescence of the same salt, observed by Dr. 
Bostock. ib., V, 225-27. 

_ Experiments on a mineral substance formerly 
supposed to be Zeolite, with some remarks on 
two species of Uran-Glimmer. ib., xii, 247, 
1806, [Philos. Trans., xcv, 331-48, 1805.] 

On a native arseniate of lead, ib., xxv, 360, 
1810, [Philos. Trans., xcix, 195-211, 1809.] 

Analysis of a soil containing free muriatic acid 
and muriates of soda, lime, alumine, magnesia, 
and manganese, ih., xxviii, 180-84, (1811.) 



Experiments upon green uran mica, with a 
view to its chemical analysis. Thomson An. 
Philos., V, 281-84, (1815.) 

Experiments upon topaz and carbonate of bis- 
muth, with some observations relative to 
Smithson Tennant, Esq. ib., viU, 276-79, 
(1816.) 



On the tremolite of Cornwall. Trans. Geol. 
Soc, London, cxi, 399-403, (1803.) Found also 
as A Pamphlet with a title page, 1816, 4o. 



Observations on a remarkable change, which 
metallic tin undergoes, under peculiar circum- 
stances, and on its partial conversion into a 
muriate of tin. Trans. B.G.S.C., i, 5 1-59, (I8l8.) 

On kupfer-nickel. ib., i, 224-25. 

Notice of the analysis of zinc ore trom Huel 
Ann. ib., iii, 338, (1827.) 



Formation of prussic acid by the ignition of 
carbonaceous substance with nitrate of barytas. 
Tilloch, Philos. Mag., Ixxii, 234-;55, (1823.) 

Observations et essais sur le menakanite, 
esp^ce de sable attirable par I'aimant, trouv6 
dans le province de Cornouailles. Observations 
sur la Physique, xxxix, 72-78, 152-60, (1791.) 

Experiments on, and analysis of, the magnetic 
sand, found in the county of Cornwall, and called 
by Mr. Gregor menekanite. By J. G. Schmeisser. 
Crell's Chemical Journ., iii, 252-9, (1793.) 



GBENFBLL. 



189 



GBENVILLE. 



GEELLET DU MABILLIER, Etienne de (son 
of G. M. A. de Grellet.) h. Limoges, 2 Nov., 
1773. d. Burlington, U.S. America, 16 Nov., 
1855. 

Memoir of the Life and gospel labours of 
Stephen Grellet. Ed. by Benjamin Seebohm. 
Lend., A. W. Bennett, 1860, 3 vols., 8°. 

Note. — Account of visits to Cornwall (in 1813,) i, 
226-27, (in 1832,) ii, 240-41. 

GRENFELL, Coll. George Saint Leuer (1 
son of George Grenfell, of Penalverne.) b. 
London, 1808. cf One and All Mag., 1868 ; 
7 JRep. Dep. Keeper of Records, App. p. 151. 

A.D. 1834, Nov. 12, No. 6,622. Specification 
of George Saint Leger Grenfell, of Paris, in the 
kingdom of France, Merchant, for " Certain im- 
provements in the construction of Saddles." 
Lond., 1834, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1857, fol., pp. 3, 3d. 

GRENFELL, John (son of Pascoe Grenfell.) 
bapt. St. Hilary, 11 Feb., 1767. d. Plymouth, 
1815. 

A defence of bank notes against the opinions 
published in the Morning Chronicle, Cobbett's 
Register, and a Pamphlet entitled " The High 
Price of Bullion, etc." Lond., printed for John 
Walker, and others, 1810, 8o., pp. iv and 24, 
1/-. — A defence of Bank Notes against the 
opinions pubhshed in the Morning Chronicle, 
etc. 2nd ed., with Two Letters to Francis 
Horner. Lond., 1810, 8°., pp. 111. 

Observations on the expediency and facility 
of a Copper Coinage of uniform weight and a 
standard value according with the mint prices of 
gold and silver bullion. By J. Grenfell. Lond., 
printed by Whittingham and Rowland, for J. 
Asperne, Cornhill, I8l4, 8'^., pp. 28, 1/-. 

GRENFELL, Miss Lydia (dau. of Pascoe 
Grenfell.) bapt. St. Hilary, 19 Nov., 1775, as 
Lydia Grenvile. d. The Old Vicarage House, 
Breage, 18 Sept., 1829. 

Letters from the Rev. Henry Martyn to Miss 
L. Grenfell, 1805-12. cf Letters of Rev. Henry 
Martyn, (1844,) pp. 23, 28, 44, 51, 56, 318, 323, 
337, 349, 356, 369, 387, 396, 403, 412, 415. 

GRENFELL, Pascoe rson of John Grenfell.) 
Commissory to the States of Holland, b. 
Marazion. bapt. St. Hilary, 27 Apl., 1729. d. 
Marazion, 27 May, 1810. cf Gent. Mag., 
Ixxx, pt. 1, 595, (1810.) 



GRENFELL, Pascoe, D.C.L., M.P. for Marlow, 
1802-20; M.P. for Penryn, 1820-26, {son of 
the preceding.) b. Marazion. bapt. St. Hilary, 
24 Sept., 1761. d. Belgrave Sq., London, 23 
Jan., 1838. cf Gent. Mag.,ix, 429, (1838.) 

Substance of a speech addressed to the House 
of Commons, on the 28th Apl, 1814, by P. 
Grenfell, Esq., on the subject of applying The 
Sinking Fund towards any loans raised for the 
Public Service. Lond., 1817, 8°., pp. 31.— 2 ed., 
1817, (in The Pamphleteer, ix, 524-44.)— 1819, 
8°., pp. ix and 35. 

A Speech of P. Grenfell, Esq., in the House 
of Commons, on Tuesday, 13 Feb., 1816, on 
certain transactions subsisting between the public 
and the Bank of England. With An Appendix. 
Lond., printed for J. Murray, 1816, 8"., pp. 120, 
4/6. 

GRENFIELD, Henry. Master of Truro Gram- 
mar School, 9 Sept., 1685, to Dec, 1693. b. 
Truro, cf Journ. R.I.C., Apl., 1870, p. 190; 
Apl., 1871, p. 316. 

God in the Creature. Being a poem in three 
parts, viz., a song of praise in contemplation of 
the works of creation and providence in general ; 
with a Debate touching providence in particular, 
by way of Dialogue... With several other poems 
and odes. By H. Grenlield. Lond., printed for 
George May, and are to be sold at the Peacock, 
in St. Paul's Churchyard, 1686., 8"., pp. 128. 
Bod. Lib. 

Note — Dedicated " To the Worshipful the Mayor, 
the Eight Hon. the Kecorder, with the Hon, and Wor- 
shipful Justices, Aldermen, and all the rest of the 
Worthy Capitol (sic.,) Burgesses of the Reformed and 
Legal Corporation of the Borough of Truro, in the 
County of Cornwall." In the Dedication occur the 
words "In this ancient Corporation I drew my first 
breath." 

GRENVILLE FAMILY, cf Clarendon's Hist. 

of the Rebellion, passim , Biog. Brit., ed. 1. 

Memoirs of the Grenville family, in " Memoirs 
...of the Lives and families of the most illus- 
trious persons who died in 1711. By J. Le 
Neve," pp. 314-50. 

Pedigrees of Granville, of Stowe, co. Devon 
and , of Dewes of Willesborn... Printed at 
Middle Hill Press, Worcestershire, 1840, fol. 
[Privately printed for Sir T. Phillipps, Bart]. 

GRENVILLE, Sir Bernard, Knt., M.P. for 
Bodmin, 1596, (son of Sir Rich. Grenville, who 
d. in 1591.^ bur. Kilkhampton, 26 June, 
1636. 
The Praise of the Govt, or the Govt's 

Apologie. A Paradox both pleasant and profit 

able : written first in the Latin tongue by.,.B. 

Pirckheimerus,,,and now Englished by WilHam 



GEENVILLE. 



190 



GBENVILLE. 



GEENVILLE, Sie Beenaed, Knt., M.P. (Con.). 

Est, Master of Arts. Lond., printed by G-. P. 
for John Budge... 1617, 4"., pp. 37, and Epistle 
Dedicatory unpaged. Qrenville Lib., Br. Museum. 

Note.— Dedicated to " The Eight Worshipfull Sir 
Bernard Grenyile, Knight, my very good Patron." 

GEENVILLE, Bernard, of Exeter Coll. 
(? Brotlur of Sir Bevil Gh-enville.) 

Justa funebria Ptolemsei Oxoniensis Tliomse 
Bodleii. Oxon., 1613, 4°. 

Epithalamia...in nuptias... Frederic! Comitis 
Palatini. Oxon., 16l3, 4». 

Threni Exoniensium in obituin...D. Johannis 
Petrei, Baronis de Writtle. Oxon., 1613, 40. 

Note All the above contain verses by " B. 

Grenvile." 

GEENVILLE, Bernard (4 son of Sir Bevil 
Grenville.) Oroom of the Bedchamber to Charles 
II. b. 4 March, 1630. bapt. Kilkhampton, 
20th March, d. 2 June, 1701. bur. Lambeth. 
cf. Remains of D. Granville, (1861,) pp. 218- 
25. 

GEENVILLE, Sir Bevil, Knt. (eld. son of Sir 
Bernard Grenville.) b. Brinn, in St. Winnow, 
23 March, 159f. bai^t. 25 Mch. Slain at 
Lansdown, 5 July, 1643. bur. Kilkhampton, 
26 July. cf. Granger's Biog. Hist.; Bliss' Wood, 
(Fasti), ii, 352; Nugent's Memorials of 
Hampden, ii, 192-8, 366-78, 380-5; L. 
Echard's Hist, of Eng., (1720,) pp 500, 568, 
57,3 ; N. and Q., 1 S. x, 417 ; xi, 71, 128 ; 2, S. 
xi, 165-6 _; xii, passim; 3 S., x, 166, 200, 299; 
Gent. Mag.,]xm, pt. ii, 795,(1793); xxiv, 
35-42, (1845); E. Lloyd's Memoirs of Persons, 
1637-66, (1668), pp. _468-72 ; Biog. Brit. 
1750; Ailiins' Gen. Biog.; Chalmers; Rose. 

Threni Exoniensium in obitum...D. Johannis 
Petrei, Baronis de Writtle. Oxon., 1613, 4°. 

Note. — Contains verses by B. Grenville. 

True and joyfvU newes from Exceter. Shew- 
ing how Sir Ealph Hopton, Sir Bevill Greenvill, 
with divers of the Cornish Malignants, made 
their approaches thither. With five thousand 
horse and foot, intending to plunder that great 
and rich city, and how they were manfuUy re- 
pulsed by the valour of the citizens. With the 
losse of fifteen hundred of their men, on Munday 
last, being the one and twentieth of November. 
Lond., printed for John Davis, n.d., [25 Nov., 
1642,] 4"., pp. 8. Grenville Ub. 

Verses on the death of the right valiant Sir 
Bevill Grenvill, Knight. Who was slaine by 
the rebeUs on Lansdown-hill, neare Bath, July 
5,164.3. Printed [at Oxford, 12 Aug.,] 1643, 
4"., pp. 22. Grmwilh Lib. 



GEENVILLE, Sie Bevil, Ent. (Con.). 

Verses by the L^niversity of Oxford. On the 
death of the Most Noble and Eight Valiant Sir 
Bevill Grenville, alias Granvill, Kt., who was 
slain by the Eebells at the Battle on Lansdown 
Hill, near Bathe, July the 5, 1643. Printed at 
Oxford, in the year of our Lord, 1643, and now 
Eeprinted at London, 1684, 4°. AtoGinfours. 
Br. Museum. 

Note. -Some copies have a portrait, by W.Paithorne, 
of Sir B. Grenville, an. aet, 39. Besides the Verses, 
there are printed in this edition several documents 
relative to the Grenville family, pp 19-28, and Sir W. 
Ealeigh's " Eeport of the Truth of the Fight about the 
Isles of Azores," pp. 29-46. The Dedication to John, 
Earl of Hath, is signed Henry Birkhead, and dated 
" From the Inner- Temple, Nov. 1, 1684." 

View from the monament on Lansdovnie Hill 
to Sir B. Grenville. Lond., 1793, 40. 

Note. — Formerly in the Grenville collection, but 
not received at the British Museum. 

The Government of Ireland, under the 
honourable. .. Sir John Perrott, Knight, 1584- 
1626. By E. C. S[mith q. Lond., printed for 
Thomas Walker, 1626, 40. 

Note. — Dedicated "to my most respected and 
worthy cossin, Bevelle Grenvill, Esquire," by E C. S. 

Characters and Elegies. By Francis VVortley, 
Knight and Baronet. Printed in the yeere CIg 
IqC XL VI, 40., H to I in fours and K 2 leaves. 
Grenville Lib. 

Note. — At pp. 44-45 occurs a poem "Upon the 
truly noble and vaKant Sir Bevell Greenfield, Knight." 

Clarastella, together with poems occasional, 
elegies, epigrams, satjrrs. By Eobert Heath, 
Esq. Lond., printed for Humph. Moseley, and 
are to be sold at his shop, at the signe of the 
Prince's Arms, in St. Pauls Churchyard, 1650, 
12°. 

Note.— At p. 6 of the Elegies is a poem of 33 lines 
" Upon the death of the truly valiant Sir Bevil Grenvil, 
slain." 

Comedies, tragi-comedies with other poems. 
By Mr. Will. Cartwright. .Lond., printed for 
Humphrey Moseley. . . at the signe of the Prince's 
Arms, in St. Pauls Churchyard, 1651, 8°. Gren- 
ville Lib. 

Note.— The preliminary matter is unpaged, then 
pp. 1-320. At pp. 303-6 occurs a poem " Upon the death 
of the Eight valiant Sir B. Grenvill, Knight." This 
copy contains 3 duplicate leaves numbered 301-306, in 
them the poeni on Sir B. Grem ill is repeated, but in an 
imperfect state. 



GEENYILLE. 



191 



GBENVILLE. 



GEENVILLE, Sik Bevil, Kut. (Oon.). 

Men Miracles, -with other poemes. By M. 
LL[ewelyn,] St. of Ch. Oh. in Oxon. Lond., 
printed for Will. Shears, Junior, at the Blue 
Bible, in Bedford St., in Co vent Garden, 1656, 
8°. A to H, in eights. Gi-enville Lib. 

Note. — Oontains " Elegie on the death of Sir 
Bevile Grenvile, pp. 88-90 " ; reprinted in Bliss' Wood, 
iv, 43-4. 

Elegy upon the death of Sir B. Granville. 
Harl. MSS., 1576, art. 110, pp. 658-62. 

Letters from Bevill Grenville to Sir J. Eliot. 
MSS. Port Eliot. 

Letter signed E. Mohun, Bev. Greenville, and 
J. Trelawny, and addressed to J. Rashleigh, 10 
Feb., 1627. MSS. Trelawne. 

GRENVILLE, Very Rev. Denis, D.D. (2 son 
of Sir Bevil Grenville.) Dean of Durham, 
1684-90. b. Kilkhampton, 13 Feby., 163.|. 
bapt. 26 Feby. d. Paris, 18 April, 1702, [7 
ApL, 1703, OS.] bur. Oemeteryofthe Holy In- 
nocents, of. Bishop Kennets Biog. Memoranda, 
Lansd. MSS. 987, art. 66, fol. 141-3; Hunter 
MSS., (Durham Cathedral Lib.) ; Hutchinson's 
Durham, ii, 167-8; Swtees' Durham,!, 12-13, 
175, ii, 373-4, iii, 32-36; Bliss' Wood, iv, 
497-8, and Fasti, 229; Comber's Life of 
Comber, (1799,) pp, 139-47, 177-84, 200-1, 
295-301, 309-12, 334 ; Granger's Biog. Hist. ; 
Life of James II, (Land., 1702,; pp. 379-80; 
Biog. Brit. 1750; Chalmers; Rose. 

The Remains of D. Granville, D.D., Dean 
and Archdeacon of Durham, &c., comprising his 
Farewell Sermons, Letters to the Earl of Bath, 
&c., and Miscellaneous Correspondence. Pub- 
lished for the Surtees Society, 1861, 8°., pp. Iv 
and 292. (Being first part of vol. xxxvii, Miscel- 
lanea. ) 

The Remains of D. Granville, D.D., Dean and 
Archdeacon of Durham, &c., being a further 
selection from his Correspondence, Diaries, and 
other papers. Published for thfi Surtees Society, 
1865, 8°., pp. xxix and 278. (Being vol. xlvii 
of the Society's publications.) 

Britannia Eediviva. Oxon., 1660, 4o. 

Note. — Contains verses by "Dionysius Grenvile, 
Bevilli Equitis aur. fil., et Col. Exon. Soo. Commen- 
salis." 

The Compleat Conformist, or seasonable advice 
concerning strict conformity and frequent cele- 
bration of the Holy Communion, in a sermon, 
preached (an the seventh of January, being the 
first Sunday after the Epiphany, in the year 
1682) at the Cathedral. And in a Letter written 
to the clergy of the Archdeaconry of Durham. 
By Denis Grenville, D.D., Archdeacon and Pre- 



GBENVEjLE, Veky Eev. Denis, D.D. (Cm.). 

bendary of Durham. Lond., printed for Robert 
Clavell, at the Peacock, in St. Pauls Churchyard, 

1684, 4°. Grenville Lib. 

Note. — The Compleat Conformist, A to D in fours. 
The letter to the clergy, B to E in fours. 

Counsel and directions, divine and moral, in 
plain and familiar Letters of Advice, from a 
Divine of the Church of England, to a young 
Gentleman, his nephew, soon after his admission 
into College, in Oxon. Lond., printed for Robt. 
Clavell, at the Peacock, in St. Pauls Churchyard, 

1685, 80., pp. 210. Grenville Lib. 

Note. — The Advertisement and Contents are un- 
paged, then pp. 210. On the title page Dr. Grenvill, 
Chanter of Durham, is named in MS. as the author, and 
the nephew as son to Sir Thos. Higgons. 

A Sermon preached in the Cathedral Church 
of Durham, upon the Revival of the antient, 
laudable practice of that, and some other 
Cathedrals, in having Sermons on Wednesdays 
and Fridays, during Advent and Lent. By D. 
G., D.D., D.D., (sic.) Lond., printed for Robert 
Clavel, at the Peacock, in St. Pauls Churchyard, 

1686, 4". A to D in fours. Grenville Lib. 

The Resigned and Resolved Christian and 
faithful and undaunted Royalist, in two plaine 
Farewell-Sermons, and a Loyal-Farewell- 
Visitation-Speech. Both deliver'd amidst the 
lamentable confusions, occasioned by the late 
forreign invasion ■ and home-defection of his 
Majesties subjects in England. By D. Granville, 
D.D., Deane and Archdeacon of Durham (now 
in exile,) Chaplaine in ordinary to His Majestie. 
Whereunto are added certaine Letters to his Rela- 
tions and Freinds in England, shewing the 
reasons and manner of his withdrawing out of 
the Kingdom, etc. Printed at Roiien, by Wm. 
Machuel, rue S. Lo, near the Palace, for John 
Baptists Besongue, rue Escuyer, at the Royall 
Sun, and are to be sold by Augustin Besongue, 
in the Great Hall of the Palace at Paris. In 
the yeare of our Lord God MDCLXXXIX, 4°. 

Note. — Some portions unpaged, the pagination of 
the remainder very irregular. The above was reprinted 
in " The Eemains of D. GranviUe, D.D., Surtees Soo., 
1861," pp. 1-140. Only 20 copies were printed of the 
original impression in 1689. One is in the Orenville 
Lib., and another in the Bod. Lib. Both contain por- 
traits of the Dean, after Beaupoille, engraved by Ede- 
linck. Heber's copy, which had previously been in 
Bindley's collection, contained, in addition to the por- 
trait, some MS. notices. The "Loyal Farewell Visit- 
ation Speech," and the " Letters to his Eolations" have 
the following distinct title pages, viz. : — 

" The Chief est Matters, contained in Sundry Dis- 
courses, made to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of 
Durham, since his Majesties oomeing to the crown 
summed up and seasonably brought againe to their view 
in a Loyall Farewell Visitation- Speech on the 15 of 
November last, '88, being ten dayes after the landing of 
the Prince of Orange. By D. G. , &o. Printed at Eouen, 
by William Machuel, &c., 1689, i"."' 



GRENVILLE. 



192 



GEENVILLE. 



GEENVILLE, Veey Eet. Denis, D.D. (Con.)- 

" The Deane of Durham's Reasons for his with- 
drawing into France ; immediately after the Prince of 
Orange's invasion, and driving the King by the sword 
out of the kingdoms of England; in certaine Letters. 
A Letter to his brother, the Earle of Bathe. Printed at 
Eouen, by WiUiam Machuel, &c., 1689, 4"." 

Letter from Eev. D. Grenville to Sir Will. 
Dugdale, dated 3 Nov., 1683. cf. Dugdale'sLife, 
etc., pp. 428-32. 

Letter from Rev. D. Grenville to Geo. Trosse. 
cf. Ldfe of G. Trosse, by Isaac Gilling, (1715,) p. 
123. 



8 Letters to Archbishop Sancroft, 1666-1690. 
Tanner MSS., (Bodl. Lib.,) 27, art. 103 ; 31, art. 
7 and 117; 32, art. 130; 34, art. 94; 40, art. 
117; 45, art. 49 and 100. 

Letter from Dr. Grenville to Dr. William 
Beveridge. St. Germains, 1 July, 1692. ib. 
459, art. 18. 

Paper by Dr. Grenville, explaining some ex- 
pressions used by him concerning Bishop Cosin. 
Easter-Eve, 1685. ib. 144, art. 48. 

Letters from George Davenport to Archbishop 
Sancroft, concerning Dr. Grenville. ib. 44, art. 
3 ; 48, art. 30. 

Two Letters from John Locke to Mr. D. 
Granville. Paris, 1678. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS. 
4,290, art. 1. 

Collections by Dean Grenville. Rawlinson 
MSS. (Bod. Lib.,) 3 vols., fol. 

Note. — These collections are not yet (1871) cata- 
logued by Mr. Macray. 

GRENVILLE, Sm George (son of George 
Grenville, of Penheale, Egloskerry.) b. Cornwall. 

Oxoniensis Academise funebre officium in 
Memoriam..,Elisabeth8e, Angliee Reginse. Oxon., 
1603, 4". 

Note. — Contains verses by G. Grenvyll, Cornu- 
biensis Armig. 

GRENVILLE, Sm John (eld. surviving son of 
Sir Bevill Grenville.) cr. Baron Grenville of 
Kilkhampton and Earl of Bath, 20 April, 
1661. Governor of the Isles of Scilly. b. 29 
Aug., 1628. bapt. Kilkhampton, 16 Sept. d. 
London, 21 Aug., 1701. bur. Kilkhampton, 
22 Sept. cf Earl. MSS., 1395, art. 11 ; 4712, 
art. 114; Ashmolean MSS., Bod. Lib., 838, 
art. 16 ; L. Echard's Hist, of Eng., (1720,) pp. 
746, 759; Bp. Kennets' Register, pp. 9, 24 
87-9, 97-8, 104-5, 114-17, 128, 132-3, 144. 
408 ; Remains of Dean Granville, (1861,) pp, 
150-2; Remains of Dean Granville, (1865,) p. 
4; D. Lloyd's Memoirs of Persons, 1637-66, 
(1668,) p. 472 ; Genuine Works of G. Granville, 



GEENVILLE, Sin John. (Oon.). 

Lord Lansdou-ne, (1732,) i, 474-8; Biog. Brit. 
1750 ; 2 Rep. of Royal Commn. on Hist. MSS., 
p. 163. 

The late victorious proceedings of Sir Thomas 
Fairfax, against the enemy in the west. .The 
Lord Hopton routed, dispersed, and fled, seven 
peece of ordnance taken and many prisoners... 
Sir John Green vill routed, with the taking of 
Saltash, Temple, and divers other forts and 
places of strength of the enemy. ..Loud., printed 
for Matthew Walbancke, 9 March, 1645, 4o., 
pp. 13. Grenville Lib. 

Note — Contains three letters dated Bodmin, 1645, 
and signed W. C[urtis ?] 

His Majesties Gracious Letter and Declaration 
sent to the House of Peers by Sir J. Grenvil, 
Kt., from Breda; and read in the House the 
first of May, 1660. Lond., printed by John 
Macock and Francis Tyton, printers to the House 
of Lords, 1660, 4"., pp. 14. Br. Museum. 

The Arguments of the Lord-Keeper, the two 
Lords Chief Justices, and Mr. Baron Powell, 
when they gave judgment for the Earl of Bath, 
n.p. or d., [Lend., 1693,] pp. 63, fol. 

Note. — cf. N. LuttreU's Brief Hist. Belation of State 
Affairs, iv, passim. 

Letter from Sir J. Grenville, 23 Dec, 1644. 
Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 18,981, fol. 340. 

Letter from Earl of Bathe to Sir J. Trelawny 
..." with Sir T. Allen's consent, has sent Capt. 
Johnson with his fire ship to be at Foy to- 
morrow morning, God willing he will be there 
too." Plymouth, 19 Aug., 1667. MSS Trelawne. 

Copies by the Earl of Bath of Council letters 
about tumults of miners, and defence of Corn- 
wall against domestic and foreign enemies, 
1690. ib. 

Case of the Earl of Bath, 1693. Sir. T, 
Phillips' MSS., 8,699. 

GRENVILLE, John (2 son of first Earl of 
Bath,) cr. Baron Granville of Potheridge, 16 
May, 1703. bapt. St. James, London, 12 
April, 1665. d. 3 Dec, 1707. bur. St. Clement 
Danes, 16th Dec cf. Gharnock's Biog. Navalis, 
ii, 154-8. 

Letter from Col. J. Granville, to the Earl of 
Torrington, 21 August, 1690. Br. Museum, 
Addit. MSS., 15,837, fol. 261. 

Letter from J. Granville, to Lord , 6 Aug., 

1702, concerning the elections in Cornwall, and 
the state of the Militia. MSS. Hatton Collection. 

Letters from Col. J. Granville and others, 
1690-1700. Spencer MSS., Spencer House, St, 
James's, 



GEENTILLE 



'193 



GEENVILLE. 



GEENVILLE, Mary. See Delany, Mary. 

GRENVILLE, Sir Richard {eld. son of Sir 
Roger Grenville, who d. 1524.) Sheriff of Devon 
in 1533. hur. at Kilkhampton, 23 March, 1550. 
cf. ^th Rep. Def. Keeper of Records, p. 216. 

Farewell. Or poems of seafaringmen, in hope 
of good fortune and describing evill fortune, 
1519. By Sir E.. Grinfillde. Br. Museum, Addit. 
MSS., 2,497, art. 9. 

GRENVILLE, Sir Richard (son of Sir Roger 
Grenville, icho d. ante 1552). b. in the west of 
England about 1540 ; killed at sea ofFTerceira, 
13 Sept., 1591. cf L. E chard's Hist, of Eng., 
(1720,) p. 364; Naval Biog.,\, 281-82, (1800); 
C. Fitz Geffi'ey's Affanice [Oenotaphia'] ; Granger's, 
Biog. Hist. ; Camden's Annals of Elisabeth, 
(1717,) i, \22\;Biog. Brit. 1750; Ailin's Gen. 
Biog. ; Chalmers; Rose; Miss Aikin's Memoirs of 
Court of Elizabeth, ii, 264 ; Jeremy Belknap's 
American Biography, i, 289, 306, 316; Nichols' 
Collectanea iv, 321. 

A briefe and true report of the Newfoundland 
of Virginia... discovered by the English colony, 
there seated by Sir R. Greinvile, Knight, in the 
yeere 1585, which remained under the govern- 
ment of Rafe Lane, Esquire... at the especiall 
charge and direction of the honourable Sir Walter 
Raleigh, Knight, Lord Warden of the Stannaries 
...By Thomas Hariot... Imprinted at London, 
1588, 4"., 24 leaves. Grenville Lib.; Bod. Lib. 

Merveilleux et Estrange Rapport toutesfois 
fideles des commoditey qui se trouvent en Virginia 
...descouverte par les Anglais que Messire R. 
Greenvile Chevalier y mena en Colonie I'an 1585 
...By T. Hariot... Typis Joannis Wecheli, sump- 
tibus vero Theodori De Bry, [1590,] fol. Grenville 
Lib. 

A briefe and true report of the Newfoundland 
of Virginia, &c. Frankfort typis Joannis Wecheli 
... [1 590,] fol. Grenville Lib. 

Note. — This copy formerly belonged to the Earl of 
Oxford. 

Admiranda Narracio fida tamen. de commodis 
et incolarum ritibus Virginise &c. Francof. typis 
Joannis Wecheli, 1590, fol. Grermille Lib. 

WunderbarUche, doch Warhafftige Erklarung, 
von der Gelegenheit und Sitten der Wilden in 
Virginia, &c. Gedrucht zu Frankfort am Mayn, 

1590, fol. Grenville Lib. 

A Report of the Truth of the Fight about 
the Isles of A<jores this last sommer ; betwixt 
the Revenge, one of her Majesties ships [under 
Sir R. Grenville] and an Armada of the King 
of Spaine. Lond., printed for William Ponsonbie, 

1591, 4°., 14 leaves. Grenville Lib. — Reprinted 



GEENVILLE, Sie Eichakd. (Con.). 

in " Verses by the University of Oxford on the 
Death of Sir B. Grenvill." (Lond., 1684, 4».,) 
pp. 29-48. 

Note. — cf. Hadduyt's Voyages, ii, 169-75, [where 
said to be penned by the Honourable Sir W. Ealeigh, 
Knight] ; AstUy's New General Collection of Voyages, i, 
216-21 ; Somers' Tracts, (Scott's ed.,) i, 465-74. 

Old English Valour : being an account of a 
remarkable sea engagement, anno 1591. Written 
by Sir Walter Raleigh. Lond., Baldwin, 1757, 
8°., 6d. 

The most Honorable Tragedie of Sir Richard 
Grinuile, Knight. Bramo assai, poco spero, nulla 
chieggio. At London, printed by I. Roberts for 
Richard Smith, 1595, 12". 

Note. — Only two copies known, one bought by Mr. 
Grenville at Bindley's sale, in 1818 for £40 19s., is now 
in the Br. Musewn, the other is amongst the boots be- 
queathed by Malone to the Bodleian. The author's 
name is not on the title page, but the dedication is 
signed Jeruis Markham. No pagination. A to G in 
eights. 

Joannis StradlingEpigrammatumlibriquatuor. 
Londini impensis Georgii Bishop et Joannis 
Norton, A.D. 1607, 12". Grenville Lib. 

Note. — Contains verses on the death of Sir E. 
Grenville, p. 68. 

A brief description of Ireland, made in this 
yeere, 1589, by E. Payne... Lond., printed by 
Thomas Dawson, 1590, 8°., 8 leaves. Grenville 
Lib. 

Note. — This is the only copy known to be extant, 
it particularly quotes Sir! E. Greenfield's leasing of his 
estate in Ireland. 

Biographical notices of Sir Richard Grenville, 
Sir Humphrey Gilbert, etc. Printed at the Dar- 
lington Press [for Geo. Allen, Esq.] n.d. sm. fol. 
1 page. 

Sir R. Greynvile to Mr. Doctor Csesar, con- 
cerning the ship and wines, arrested by a Kinsman 
of his at Padstowe. Bediford, 19 May, 1589. 
Lansd. MSS., 143, art. 66, fol. 266. 

Letter from Sir R. Greynvile to Sir J. Csesar, 
27 Feb., 1586. ib., 158, art. 24. 

GRENVILLE, Sir Richard, Bart., (2 son of 
Bernard Grenville.) cr. Bart. 9Apl., 1630. bapt. 
Kilkhampton, 26 June, 1600. d. Ghent, 1658. 
cf. Sprigge's Anglia Rediviva, (1647,) p. 23 ; L. 
Echard's Hist, of Eng., (1720,) p. 620; D. 
Lloyd's Memoirs of Persons, 1637-66, (1668,) 
pp. 472-4; Biog. Brit. 1750; Bliss' Wood 
(Fasti,) i, 352 ; Uster's Life of Lord Clarendon, 
i, 255-59, 269-70, 274-75, 379-84; iii, 7; 
TFarbwton'sMemoirsof Prince Rupert, iii, 78-79. 



GRENVILLE. 



194 



GEENVILLE. 



GEENVILLE, Sib Eichakd, Bart. (Con.). 

A Narrative of Affaires in the West, since 
the defeate of the Earle of Essex at Listithiell, 
in Cornwall, anno 1 644. [By Sir E. G-renville ?] 
Printed anno 1647, 40., pp. 22. 

A true narrative of the most observable pass- 
ages in and at the late siege of Plymouth, from 
15 Sept., 1643, till 25 Deer., following... Lond., 
printed by L. N., for Francis Eglesfield, 1644, 
4°. Grenville Lib. 

A continuation of the trve narration of the 
most observable passages in and about Plymouth, 
from Jan. 26, 1643, till this present... Together 
with the letter of Sir R. Greenvile, with the 
answer to it, as also the burning of a booke 
enclosed in his letter, by the hand of the hang- 
man, the book being intituled, The Iniquity of 
the Covenant. . .Lond., printed by J. D., for Francis 
Eglesfield, and are to be sold at the signe of the 
Marigold, in St. Pauls Churchyard, 1644, 4"., 
pp. 12. Grenville Lib. 

A Trve relation of a brave defeat given by 
the forces in Plimouth to Skellum Greenvile, [i.e. 
Sir R. Grenville,] on Tuesday, 18th Feb., 1644 
...Lond., printed by E. P., for Francis Coles, 
dwelling in the Old Bayly, 1645, 4"., pp. 6. 
G^-enville Lib. 

A Letter written by Sir R. Grenvile (under 
his own hand) to an Honorable Person in the 
City of London, concerning the affairs of the 
West. Published by Authority. Lond., printed 
for Edward Husband. April 17, 1646, 4"., pp. 7. 
Grenville Lib. 

Note. — Signed E. Grenvile, and dated " Nantes, in 
France, 9 April, 1646, new stile." It, however, chiefly 
relates to a drunken quarrel, which took place at Peurin 
[Penryn] between Lord Culpepper and Mr. Slingsby. 

Powtheram Castle at Exeter, taken by Sir 
Thomas Fairfax... Sir R. Green vil taken pri- 
soner at Langsdown, in Cornwall, and Tothill 
Horse (sic) taken by Sir Thomas Fairfax... 
Lond., printed by Jane Coe, 1646, [Jan. 31, 
1645,] 4°., pp. 6. Br. Museum. 

A Message sent from the Lord Hopton and 
Sir R. Greenvill to the Prince, and a fight in the 
isle of Guernsey... Lond., printed for J. C, and 
are to be sold near the Royall Exchange, in 
Cornhill, 1650, 4»., pp. 6. Br. Museum. 

Sir Richard Granville's Defence against all 
aspersions of Malignant Persons. Printed and 
publish'd in Holland, January 28, 1654. — Re- 
printed in Genuine Works of G. Granville, Lord 
Lansdowne, (1732,) i, 544-54. 

A Vindication of Sir Richard Granville, 
General in the West for King Charles the First, 
from the misrepresentations of the Earl of 
Clarendon and the reverend Mr. Archdeacon 
Echard. The Genuine Works... of G. Granville, 
Lord Lansdowne, (1732,) i, 503-60. 



GEENVILLE, Sir Eichaed, Bart. (Con.). 

A Letter to the Author of Reflexions, 
Historical and Political, occasioned by a Treatise 
in Vindication of General Monk, and Sir Richard 
Granville, etc. By the Right Honourable George 
Granville, Lord Lansdowne, Lond., printed for 
J. Tonson, in the Strand, and L. Gulliver, in 
Fleet St., 1732, 4"., pp. 32, 1/-. 

Note. — Account of E. Grenville, pp. 22-26, 

Two Original Journals of Sir R. Granville, 
viz., i, of the Expedition to Cadiz, in Spain, 
anno 1625. ..ii, of the Expedition to the Isle of 
Rhee, in France, anno 1627... Now first published 
from their respective Manuscripts. Lond , 
printed for John Clarke, at the Bible, under the 
Royal Exchange, in Cornhill, 1724, 8«., 1/6. 
Grenville Lib. 

Note. — Preface pp. i-xiv. Expedition to Cadiz, pp, 
1-56, Expedition to Isle of Ehee, pp. 1-25. 

Two Authentick Journals of Sir R. Granville, 
afterwards General in the West for King Charles 
I, viz., i, of the Expedition to Cadiz... ii, of the 
Expedition to the Isle of Rhee. Reprinted in 
Genuine Worhs of G. Granville, Lord Lansdowne, 
(1732,) ii, 247-337. 

Pallas Armata. The Gentleman's Armorie... 
Printed at London, by J. D. for John Wilhams, 
at the signe of the Crane, in S. Pauls Church- 
yard, 1639, 80. Grenville Lib. 

Note. — The Dedication to B. Grenvile, amongst 
others, commences " geuerosis juveuibus atque ad 
summa quseque natis." 



Speaker 
capture, 



Examination of Will. Mathew, Commander 
of the Ship Expedition, concerning the return 
of Sir R. Grenvile to England, 5 July, 1647. 
Tanner MSS., (Bodl. lAb.,) 58, art. 181. 

Letters from Sir R. Grenville to Herbert Ast- 
ley, then tutor to his son at Roiien, concerning 
his son's education, &c., 1644-6. ib. 59, art. 
39; 286, art. 49, 52, and 60. 

The Committee at Manchester to 
Lenthal, concerning Sii- R. Grenville's 
&c., 24 August, 1643. ib. 62, art. 147. 

Sir R. Grenville to Edward Walker, Secretary 
of the Council of War to the King. Plympton, 
19 Sept., 1644. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS. 
15,750, fol. 20. 

Safe conduct of Louis xiv to Sir R. Grenville, 
to go from Holland into France. Dijon, 28 
March, 1650, (French.) ib. 15,856, fol. 63, b. 

R. Grenville to Captn. Symon Cottell. Dated 
Cullomblin, 30 Mch., 1645. Mount Edgcimbe 
MSS. 



GEOSE. 



195 



GEYLLS. 



GRENVILLE, Richard (eld. son of Sir Bevill 
Grenville.) b. Trenieere, Lanteglos-by-Fowey, 
19 McL, 1620. bapt. 25 Mch. 

Musarum Oxoniensium Charisteria pro... 
Maria. Oxon., 1638, 4o. 

Note. — Contains verses by " Eio. Greuvile, Glou- 
cester Hall." 

GRENVILLE, Skellum. See Grenville, Sir 
R., (1645,) ante p. 194. 

GREYSON, Thomas. 

Grant to T. Greyson of tlie Manors of 
Landehilpe and Lydurant in Cornwall, lately 
belonging to Rauf Astsheton. Harl MSS. 433, 
art. 1658. 

GRIFFIN, Charles (son of John J. Chiffin.) b. 

Glasgow, 1838. 

An account of a gas furnace for chemical 
operations at a white heat, without the aid of a 
blowingpipe. Woodcuts. Rep. B.C. P. Soc, 1870, 
pp. 70-75. 

GRIFFIN, John. 

Directions for entering the Port of Padstow, 
in a letter to Capt. Durand, in Dublin, by J. 
Griffin. Gent. Mag., xxxi, 205-6, (1761.) 

GRIFFITHS, Rev, William, M.A., V. of St. 
Issey, 1794-1802. 6. 1763. d. 31 July, 1802. 
cf. Gent. Mag., bodi, 785, (1802.) 

GRILLS, James (son of Stephen Grills.) b. St. 

Dominick, 9 Dec, 1828. 

Lines on, and description of St. Dominick 
Church, lately restored and re-opened by the 
Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Exeter. On 
Thursday, 2 Feb., 1871. By J. Gj-iUs. Devon- 
port, printed by W. Wood, 52, Fore St., n.d., 
[1871,] 12"., pp. 8. 

GRONOVIUS. psevd., i.e. Le Grice, Rev. C. V. 

GROSCHKE, John Gottlieb, M.D. 

Observations relating to the. . .Fossils of Corn- 
wall. By M. H. Klaproth... Trans, by J. G. 
Groschke, 1787, 8°. See Klaproth, M. H. 

GROSE, David and Thomas. See BuUer 
. Francis, and Godolphin, Sir W., (who d. 1696.) 

GROSE, Francis, F.R., and A.S.S. b. London, 

1731. d. Dublin, 12 May, 1791. 

The Antiquities of England and Wales. By 
F Grose, F.A.S. Lond., printed for S. Hooper, 
No. 25, Ludgate Hill, 1773-87, 4 vols., fol. 

Note.- Contains 23 views and a map of Cornwall. 



GEOSE, Pbanois, P.B.S. (Oon.). 

The Antiquities of the County of Cornwall. 
By F. Grose. Extracted from his general work 
on the Antiquities of England and Wales. 24 
plates. Lond., J. G. Bell, Bedford Street, Covent 
Garden, 1849, 4"., pp. 48. 

A Provincial Glossary, with a collection of 
local proverbs and popular superstitions. By F. 
Grose. Lond., printed for S. Hooper, 1787, 8". 
—New ed. Lond., E. JefFery, 1811, i". 

Note. — The Glossary is unpaged. Cornisli Local 
Proverbs, (ed. 1811,) pp. 63-64. 

Grose, Rev. John Cole, B.A. (son of John 

Cole Grose.) h. Bodmin, 13 Aug., 1824. bapt. 

29 Aug. d. Cheltenham, 8 Nov., 1851. 

" To me to live is Christ, and to die is gain." 

A sermon preached in the Parish Church, 

Bodmin, on Sunday evening, Nov. 30, 1851, on 

the occasion of the death of the Rev. J. C. Grose, 

late Curate of Leamington Priors, Warwickshire. 

By Rev. Alfred R. Taylor, Curate of Bodmin. 

Published by request, 1851, 8". 

GROSSE, General Christopher. 

Letter from General C. Grosse to Sir T. Fair- 
fax, concerning delay in payment of money 
agreed on at the surrender of Scilly. Undated. 
[1651.] Tanner MSS., {Bodl. Lib.) 57, art. 286. 

GROVE, William Robert, Q.C, M.A., F.R.S. 

b. Swansea, 11 July, 1811. 

Artificial Rocking Stones. Brit. Assoc. Rep., 
1868, pp. 65-66. 
GRYLLS, Rev. Charles, B.A., V. of Lanhy- 

drock (youngest son of Thos. Grylls.) b. Helston, 

22 Mar., 1812. bapt. Manaccan. 

Five Sermons : on the Church and its Ministry, 
on the simplicity of its Doctrine and Ritual, on 
Justification by Faith, and on the presence of 
Christ in the Eucharist ; as preached on several 
occasions in Bodmin Church. By Rev. C. Grylls, 
B A., late Curate of Bodmin. Bodmin, Liddell 
and Son, n.d., [1845,] 8°., pp. 70, 2/-. 

Published with the sanction of the Bishop. 
Correspondence between the Lord Bishop of 
Exeter and the Rev. C. Grylls, Curate of Lanhy- 
drock, explanatory of certain passages in five 
sermons, recently published and preached in 
Bodmin Church by the Rev. C. Grylls, when 
Curate of Bodmin. Lond., Hatchard; Bodmm, 
Liddell, 1845, sm. 8°., pp. 44. 

GRYLLS, Commander Charles Gerveys, 
R.N. (3 son of Rev. H. Grylls, V. of St. Neot,) 
Inspecting Commander of Coast Guard,Chester. 
b. St. Neot, July, 1826. d. Cheltenham, 7 Feb., 
1860. cf.Bev. C. A. Johns' "Loss of the Amazon." 
pp. 46-8, 104-12,117-24; Gent. Mag., viii, 
310, 420, (1860.) 



GETLLS. 



196 



GEYLLS. 



GRYLLS, Rev. Henry, M.A. (3 son of Rev. 
R. G. Gh-ylls,) V. of St. Neot, 1821-62. h. 
Helston, 1 Feby., 1794. hapt. 26 Mch. d. 
Helston, 11 June, 1862. cf. Gent. Mag., xiii, 
112, (1862.) 

A Sermon preached in the parish church at 
Bodmin, before the Provincial Grand Lodge of 
Cornwall, with a sketch of the order in Cornwall. 
By the Rev. H. Grylls. Falmouth, 1832, S". 

A Sermon preached in the Church of King 
Charles the Martyr, Falmouth, July 11, 1837, 
before a provincial grand lodge of Free and ac- 
cepted Masons for Cornwall. By the Rev. H. 
Grylls, A.M., Vicar of St. Neot. Falmouth, 
printed and published by W. R. Ellis, at the 
Repository of Arts... 1837, 8"., pp. 18. 

A Sermon preached in the parish church at 
Bodmin on the occasion of the death of Sir J. 
St. Aubyn, Bart. By Rev. H. Grylls. 1839, 80. 

A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of 
Falmouth, on Tuesday, April 16th, 1844, at the 
Installation of Sir Charles Lemon, Bart., M.P., 
F.R.S., as Provincial Grand Master for Cornwall. 
By the Rev. H. Grylls, A.M., Vicar of St. Neot's 
and P.G. Chaplain for the County of Cornwall. 
Lond., R. Spencer, 314, High Holborn; Dixon, 
Falmouth... 1844, 8^, pp. 26. 

A Selection of Masonic Prayers for the use 
of the Craft. By the Rev. H. Grylls, A.M. Lond., 
R. Spencer ; .Helston, 1844, 12°., 2/6. 

Descriptive Sketch of the Windows of St. 
Neot Church, 1830, 1844, and 1854. See Grylls, 
Rev. R. G. 

A Manual of Private and Domestic Prayer 
with Meditations for every day in the "Week ; 
selected from the works of the Rev. John Inett, 
D.D., by the Rev. H. Grylls, A.M., Vicar of St. 
Neot. Lond., H. J. Tresidder, Ave Maria Lane, 
1861, 120., pp. yiiand 113. 

The Object of Life. A Sermon " in memoriam '' 
preached on Tuesday, July 29, 1862, before the 
Provincial Grand Lodge of Cornwall. By Brother 
the Rev. W. H. Wright, B.A., Incumbent of 
Godolphin. Published by request. Truro, Print- 
ed by Brother Heard, 1862, 8o., pp. 19. 

Note.. — In memory of Eev. H. Grylls. 

GRYLLS, Humphrey Millett (eld. son of Thos. 
Grylls.) b. Helston, 23 Aug., 1789. bapt. 28 
Oct. d. Bosahan, St. Anthony, 17 Apl., 1834. 
bv/r. Helston. cf Gent. Mag., ii, 109, (1834;) 
YarreUs British Birds, (1856,) i, 410. 

GRYLLS, James Willyams {son of Rev. Thos. 
Gi-ylls.) b. 1816. d. Camborne, bw: 14 Nov., 
1861. 

The Out-Station : or Jaunts in the Jungle. 
By J. W. Grylls. Lend., Chapman and Hall, 
186, Strand, 1848, 8°., pp. viii and 153, 7/6. 



GEYLLS, James Willyams (Con.). 

Note. — Originally appeared in Colburn's New 
Monthly Magazine. The preface is dated Miners' Bank, 
Camborne, February, 1848, and the Dedication is to 
Humphry Willyams. 

GRYLLS, Mary (eld. dau. of Rev. C. Grylls, V. 
of Lanhydrock.) b. Helston, 15 Feb., 1836. d. 
Lanhydrock, 13 Nov., 1863. 

Death in the Palace. Anon. Lond., printed by 
Ward and Co., for The Weekly Tract Soc, 62 
Paternoster Row, n.d., [1861,] 8o., pp. 4^ |d. 

The Sting of Death. Anon. Lond., printed by 
Ward and Go... n.d., [1861J 8o., pp. 4, ^d. 

Harriette Clifford. [A Tale.] Anon. Lond,, 
Soc. for Prom.. Christ. Know., n.d., [1862,] 8"., 
pp. Ill, 1/6. 

The Scarlet Geranium, a story for young 
children. Anon. Lond., Soc. for Prom. Christ. 
Know., n.d., [18 ,] 80., pp. 38, 2d. 

The Parsonage and the Park. Anmi. Lond., 
Soc. for Prom. Christ. Know., n.d., [1863,] 8o., 
pp. 159, 1/6. 

Helen and her cousins : or Two months at 
Ashfield Rectory. Anon., Lond., Soc. for Prom. 
Christ. Know., n.d., [1863,] 8o., pp. 175, 1/6. 

GRYLLS, Rev. Richard Gerveys, LL.B. (eld. 
son of R. G. Gh-ylls, Esq.,) V. of St. Neot, 5 
April, 1793-Jan., 1821. bapt. Helston, 20 
Nov., 1758. d. Helston, 20 Deer., 1841. cf 
Gent. Mag., xvii, 447, (1842.) 

A Descriptive sketch of the windows of St. 
Neot church, in Cornwall, as restored by the Rev. 
R. G. Grylls, of Helston, in the years 1826, 1827, 
1828, and 1829. [By Rev. H. Grylls.] Lond., 
printed by W. Clowes, 14 Charing Cross, 1830, 
80., pp. 43. 

A descriptive sketch of the windows of St. 
Neot church, etc. [By Rev. H. Grylls.] To which 
is added the Poem of Tregeagle or Dozmary 
Pool. [By J. Penwarne.] Plates. Lond., 1844, 
8". 

A descriptive sketch of the windows of St. 
Neot church, etc. Fourth Edition, embellished 
with a view of the church. With some prefatory 
remarks. By Rev. H. Grylls, A.M., Vicar of St. 
Neot. Lond. and Oxford, J. H. Parker ; Ply- 
mouth and Devonport, Roger Lidstone, Hprinted] 
1854, 80., pp. ix, and 54, 3/-. 

A description accompanied by sixteen coloured 
plates of the splendid decorations recently made 
to the Church of St. Neot, in Cornwall, at the 
sole expense of the Rev. R. G. Grylls, by J. P. 
Hedgeland. To which are prefixed come collec- 
tions and translations respecting St. Neot and 
the former state of his Church, by D. Gilbert. 
Plates. Lond., printed for J. P. Hedgeland, 16, 
Claremont Place, Brunswick Sq., 1830, 4o., 42/-. 



UKYLLS. 



197 



GULVAL. 



GEYLLS, Bev. Richabd Gekveys, LL.B. (Con.). 

Note.— St. Neot's Church, pp. 1-32. St. Neot's Life, 
pp. 33-38, Observations on the windows, pp. 39-67. 

A description... of the splendid decorations 
recently made to the Church of St. Neot, etc. 
Lond., printed for J. P. Hedgeland, 2, Grove 
Place, Lisson Grove, 1830, 4o., 42/-. 

Note. — Collections, etc., pp. 1-38, Observations, 
etc., pp. 89-67. 

GRYLLS, Rev. Thomas, M.A. (2 son of Thos. 
Grylls, of Bosahan,) R. of Cardynham, 1814- 
ib, and Prebend, of Exeter, 1833-45. h. 19 
Nov., 1790. hapt. Helston, 3 Mar., 1791. d. 
Cardynham, 26 Feb., 1845. cf. Gent. Mag., 
xxiv, 90, (1845.) 

Education of the Poor, its importance and 
true nature. A sermon preached in Exeter 
Cathedral at the anniversary of the Devon and 
Exeter Central and National Schools, on Tuesday, 
July 26th, 1836. By T. Grylls, M.A., Prebend 
ary of Exeter Cathedral and Rector of Cardyn- 
ham. Exeter, printed and sold by E. Woolmer 
and Co. Lond., Rivingtons, 1836, 8°., pp. 24. 

Sermons preached in the cathedral church of 
St. Peter, Exeter, by the late Rev. T. Grylls, 
A.M... With a biographical sketch of the author 
by Rev. J. Punnett. Lond., J. Hatchard and 
Son, 1845, 8"., pp. xxxv and 401, 10/6.— 1849, 
8"., 10/6. 

Report of the case of the Queen v. the Presi- 
dent and Chapter of the cathedral church of St. 
Peter, in Exeter, regarding the deanery of 
Exeter, in the Queen's Bench, in Easter and 
Trinity terms, 1840. By Ralph Barnes, Chapter 
clerH. Lond., Stevens and Norton, Bell Yard ; 
and Roberts, Exeter, [printed,] 1841, 4^., pp. 
viii, 138 and xlvi. 

Note.— The Eev. T. Grylls was nominated to the 
deanery by the erown, but the chapter refused to elect 
him, and this refusal was supported by the court of 
Queen's Bench. 

A Tribute of affection to the memory of the 
late Eev. T. Grylls, A.M., Rector of Cardynham 
and Prebendary of Exeter. From the Cornvsrall 
Royal Gazette, Mch. 7, 1845. Truro, Gazette 
Office, J. Brokenshir, Jun., Lemon St., n.d., 
[1845,] 120., pp. 10. 

GRYLLS, Rev. William, M.A. (2 son of Rev. 

R. G. Grylls,) V. of Crowan, 1828-44. h. 

Helston, 6 August, 1786. hapt. 12 Sept. d. 

Polsloe Park, Exeter, 5 Nov., 1863. cf. Gent. 

Mag., xvi, 127, (1864). 

Concihation without compromise, the duty of 
the clergy in the present state of the Christian 
Church. A Sermon preached at the annual 
visitation of the clergy of the Deanery of Pen- 



GEYLLS, Eev. William, M.A. (Cm.). 

with, in Penzance Chapel, on Wednesday, June 
16, 1824, and published at their request, to 
which is added. An Appendix containing a few 
observations on the late "Revival" in the 
Western Mining District of Cornwall, by the 
Rev. W. Grylls, A.M., of Trinity College Cam- 
bridge, and late Curate of Crowan... Lond., C. 
and J. Eivington, 1824, 8°., pp. vii and 69. 

The Sentiments of a Minister of the Esta- 
blishment on contemplating the present Eccles- 
iastical Condition of the Western portion of the 
diocese of Exeter, contained in a Sermon preached 
at the Annual Visitation of the Clergy of the 
Deanery of Penwith at Penzance, on Wednesday, 
June 12, 1833. To which is added a postscript 
...in reference to the Wesleyan community, etc. 
Lend., Roake and Varty. Penzance, T. Vigurs, 
1833, 80., pp. 68, 1/6. 

Catalogue of Books bequeathed to the 
Library of Trinity College, Cambridge, by the 
Rev. W. Grylls, 1863. MSS., Trin. Coll., Camb. 

Note.— Above 14,000 volumes. 

GRYLLS, William Michbll (son of Henry 
Grylls.) b. Redruth, circa 1829. 

Copper Ore Tables ; showing the value of any 
quantity of Ore, from J cwt. weight to 100 tons 
...The quantity of Copper, in any parcel of ore 
...To which are added tables for ascertaining 
the quantity of water contained in both Copper 
and Silver Ores. By John F. Penrose and W. 
M. Grylls. Redruth, James Tregaskis, Ticketing- 
paper office, 1858, 8o., pp. iv and 324. List of 
Subscribers. 

GUDWALUS, St. (i.e. Gulval, St.) d. 6 June, 
in 7th cent. cf. Acta Sanctorum, 6 June, i, 
729-42 ; Hardy's Cat. of Materials, i, 371-73 ; 
Haddan and Stubbs' Councils, i, 28, 31, 36, 161. 

The Life of S. Gudwalus. Capgraves " Nova 
Legenda Jnglice," (1516,) fol. 167. 

GUIERUS, St. (or Guerir, St.) d. 4 Apl. cf 
Acta Sanctorum, 4 Apl., i, 377 ; Jsser's Life of 
Alfred. 

Note. — It is stated in Asser that King Alfred came 
to St. Guierus' shrine in Cornwall to be cured. 

GULLY, William Slade (son of Sam. Coryn 
Gully,) Sheriff of Cornwall, 1797. b. 1755. d. 
Trevenen, Gorran, 16 Nov., 1816. 

Mildew. Younfs Annals of Agriculture, xliii, 
619-21, (1805.) 

GULVAL, St. See Gudwalus,' St. 



GUENEY. 



198 



GUENEY. 



GUMB, Daniel, b. Linkinhorne, 17 . d. 

Linkiuhorne, 18 . 

Daniel Gumb's Eock. [By Rev. R. S. Hawker.] 
All the Year Bowid, xv, 206-10, (1866.) 

GURNEY, SiK GoLDSWORTHY, Knt., (4 am of 

John G-arney, of Trevorgus,) knighted, 20 Aug., 
1863. h. Treator, near JPadstow, 14 Feb., 1793. 
bapt. Padstow, 26 June, 1793. 

A Course of Lectures ou Cliemical Science, as 
delivered at the Surrey Institution. By G. 
Gurney. Lond., Whittaker, 1823, 8"., pp. v and 
310, 13/-. 

Mr. Gurney's Observations on Steam Carriages 
on Turnpike roads; With returns of the daily 
practical results of working ; the cause of the 
stoppage of the carriage at Gloucester ; and the 
consequent official report of the House of Com- 
mons ordered to be printed 12 October, 1831. 
Lond., Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster Row, 
1832, 80., pp. 48, 2/-. 

Debate on the presentation of Mr. Gurney's 
Petition praying for the repeal of the legislature 
restrictions on Steam Engines running on com- 
mon roads. Lond., printed by J. Shaw, 1834, 
8". 

Mr. Goldsworthy Gurney's Account of the 
Steam-jet or Blast, and its application to steam- 
boats and locomotive engines. In reference to 
the mistaken claim put forth by Mr. Smiles, in 
his "Life of the late Mr. George Stephenson." 
London, printed by G. Barclay, Castle Street, 
Leicester Square, 1859, 8°., pp. 24. 

Sir G. Gurney's observations, pointing out a 
means by which seamen may identify Lighthouses 
and know their distance, from his ship, in any 
position or bearing of the compass. Lond., 
Longman, 1864, 8°., pp. 13. 

Note.— An impression of 500 copies. Sir G. 
Gurney was seized with paralysis whilst writing this 
pamphlet in Oct., 1863, and the printing was delayed in 
consequence. As he was never able to resume the sub- 
ject, his daughter, Miss Anna J. Gurney, caused the 
work to be issued in Dec, 1864. 



On the analogy between chemical and musical 
combinations ; on the effects of temperature on 
musical instruments ; and on the cause of the 
production of musical tones from burning hydro- 
gen gas. Gill, Techn. Rev. iv, 398-407, (1823.) 

Some experiments shewing the possibility of 
fire, from the use of hot water in warming 
buildings, and of explosions in steam engine 
boilers. Brit. Assoc. Sect., 1841, pp. 49-50. 

Description of an evaporating gauge. Bep. 
R.I.C., 1845, pp. 18-19. 



GUENEY, SiK GOLDSWOKTHY, Knt. (Con,.). 

To the Deputation of the Coal Miners of 
Northumberland, Durham, and Lancashire. No. 
ii. By G. Gurney, Esq. The Differential Baro- 
meter. The Mining Journal, {London,) xxi, 404, 
414, (1851.) 

A.D. 1825, Jan. 11, No. 5068, Specification 
of Goldsworthy Gurney, of Argyle Street, Han- 
over Square, in the county of Middlesex, Surgeon, 
for "An improved finger-keyed musical instru- 
ment, in the use of which a performer is enabled 
to hold or prolong the notes, and to increase or 
modify the tone at pleasure." With drawing 
annexed. Lond., 1825, fol. — Reprinted, Lond., 
Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1857, fol. pp. 6, lOd. 

A.D. 1825, May 14, No. 5,170, Specification 
of G. Gurney. . .for " An Apparatus for propeUing 
carriages on common roads or on railways." 
With drawing annexed. Lond., 1825, fol. — 
Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1854, 
fol. pp. 6, 7d. 

A.D. 1825, Oct. 21, No. 5,270, Specification 
of G. Gurney... for "certain improvements in 
the apparatus for raising or generating steam." 
With drawing annexed. Lond., 1825, fol. — 
Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1854, 
fol, pp. 8, 1/-. 

A.D. 1827, Oct. 11, No. 5,554, Specification 
of G. Gurney... for "Certain improvements of 
locomotive engines and the apparatus connected 
therewith." With drawing annexed. Lond., 
1827, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottis- 
woode, 1857, foL, pp. 21, 1/9. 

A.D. 1833, Oct. 7, No. 6,48.3, Specification of 
G. Gurney, of Bude, Cornwall, Esquire, for 
" Certain improvements in Musical Instruments." 
With drawing annexed. Lond., 1833, fol. — 
Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, lb57, 
fol., pp. 4, 5d. 

A.D. 1839, June 8, No. 8,098, Specification 
of G. Gurney. . .and Frederick Rixon, of Cockspur 
Street, Pall Mall, in the county of Middlesex, 
for " Improvements in the apparatus for pro- 
ducing and distributing Light.' With drawing 
annexed. Lond., 1839, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., 
Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1857, fol., pp. 9, lid. 

Note. — The cover reads "Lamps, Burners, etc." 

A.D. 1841, Mch. 25, No. 8,902, Specifica- 
tion of G. Gurney... for "Certain improvements 
in the production and diffusion of Light." With 
drawing annexed. Lond., 1839, fol. — Reprinted. 
Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1856, fol., pp. 5, 
7d. 

A.D. 1842, Aug. 18, No. 9,451, Specification 
of G. Gurney, for "Certain improvements in 
apparatus for producing, regulating, and dis- 



GUBNEY. 



199 



GURNEY. 



GUENEY, SiK GOLDSWOHTHY, Knt. (Con.J. 

persing light and heat." With drawings an- 
nexed. Lond., 1842, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., 
Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1856, fol., pp. 5, 1/-. 



Report from Select Committee on Mr. Gr. 
Gurney's Case, with The Minutes of Evidence. 
Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, 
17 July, 1834. n.p. or d. [Lond., 1834,] fol., 
pp. 88. 

Note. — Sir W. Molesworth was Chairman of the 
Committee which met to enquire into Sir G. Gurney's 
claim to the invention of the Locomotive. Evidence 
of Sir G. Gurney, pp. 5-33, 46-47. 

Report from Select Committee on Lighthouses 
with the minutes of evidence... Ordered by the 
House of Commons to be priuted, 3 Aug., 1834. 
n.p. or d. [Lond., 1834,] fol., pp. Ixxvii, 248, 
and Appendix, pp. 303. 

Note. — Mention of Sir G. Gnrney and the lime 
light, p. xxxiv. 

Report from the Select Committee on Mr. G-. 
Gurney's case with The Minutes of Evidence. 
Ordered by The House of Commons to be 
printed, 10 July, 1835. n.p. or d. [Lond., 
1835,] fol., pp. 34. 

Note. — Evidence of Sir G. Gurney on Locomotives, 
pp. 19-32. The Committee recommended that Sir G. 
Gurney's patent-right should be extended for 14 years, 
or, that £5,000 be offered him in lieu thereof. 

Report from the Select Committee on Acci- 
dents in Mines, together with the Minutes of 
Evidence. Ordered by the House of Commons 
to be printed, 4 Sept., 1835. n.p. or d. [Lond., 
1835,] fol., pp. 360. 

Note.— Evidence of Sir G. Gurney, pp. 1-11, 284- 
286. 

Report from The Select Committee on Light- 
ing the House, together with the Minutes of 
Evidence. Ordered by The House of Commons 
to be printed, 7 Aug., 1839. n.p. or d. [Lond., 
1839,] fol., pp. 86. 

Note. — Evidence of Sir G. Gurney [chiefly on the 
Bude light,] pp. 1-21, 24, 84-35, 39, 44-49, 51, 61-68. 

Return [from the Office of Woods, etc.,] of the 
expenses connected with the experiments of the 
Bude Light, from their commencement to the 
present day. Ordered by The House of Commons 
to be printed, 10 March, 1840. n.p. or d. [Lond,, 
1840,] fol. s. sh. 

Note.— At this time no remuneration had been 
made to the Laventor, nor had he applied for any. 



GUBNEY, SiE Goi.DswoRTHT, Knt. (Con.). 

Report from the Select Committee on Light- 
ing the House, together with the Minutes of 
Evidence. Ordered by the House of Commons 
to be printed, 20 May, 1842. n.p. or d. [Lond., 
1842,] fol., pp. 36. 

Note.— Evidence of Sir G. Gurney, pp. 9-21, 38-35. 
The Committee recommended that the sum of £1,600 
should be paid to Sir G. Gurney for hie services in lighting 
the House of Commons, and his attendance from 1839 
to 1843. 

Second Report from the Select Committee on 
Ventilation and Lighting of the House. . . Ordered 
by the House of Commons to be printed, 6 ApL, 
1852. n.p. or d. [Loud., 1862,] fol., pp. 670. 

Note. — Evidence of Sir G. Gurney, pp. 10, 125-62, 
277-78, 368-422, 444-58. 

Copy of correspondence between the Commis- 
sioners of Sewers and Mr. Goldsworthy Gurney 
in reference to the experiment of the Steam Jet 
in purifying the pestilential sewer in Friar St., 
Borough, in Autumn last. Ordered by The 
House of Commons to be printed, 26 June, 1850. 
n.p. or d. [Lond., 1850,] fol, pp. 12. 

First Report of Mr. Goldsworthy Gurney on 
the ventilation of the New House of Commons. 
Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, 
5 Apl., 1852, n.p. or d. [Lond., 1852,] fol., s. sh. 

Second Report of Mr. Goldsworthy Gurney 
on the ventilation, lighting, and warming of the 
New House of Commons. Ordered by the 
House of Commons to be printed, 19 Apl., 1852. 
n.p. or d. [Lond., 1852,] fol., pp. 4. 

Third Report of Mr. Goldsworthy Gurney on 
the ventilation, warming, and lighting, of the 
New House of Commons. Ordered by the 
House of Commons to be printed, 20 May, 1852. 
n.p. or d. [Lond, 1852,] fol, pp. 6. 

Copy of Mr. Gurney's Memorial presented to 
the Treasury, dated the 14th June, 1849, re- 
specting his claim to remuneration for the use 
of his Patent Light, in lighting the Hoase of 
Commons Libraries; and any Report of the 
Commissioners of Woods, and other proceedings 
thereon. Ordered by the House of Commons to 
be printed, 15 June, 1852. n.p. or d. [Lond., 
1852,] fol., pp. 3. 

Copy of Mr. Goldsworthy Gurney's Memorial 
to the Treasury, 3 June, 1851, on Lighting the 
House and Correspondence between the Trea- 
sury, Office of Woods and Mr. Hume. Ordered 
by the The House of Commons to be printed, 22 
June, 1852. n.p. m- d. [Lond., 1852,] fol., pp. 6. 

GURNEY, Joseph John (son of John Gurney.) 
b. Earlham Hall, Norwich, 2 Aug., 1788. d. 
Earlham Hall, 4 Jan., 1847. 



GUBNEY. 



200 



GWAVAS. 



GTJENBY, Joseph John. (Con.). 

Memoir of J. J. 6urney...Ed. by J. Braith- 
waite. Norwicli, Fletcher, [printed.] Lond., 
Cash, 1855, 8". 

Note. — Mr. Gurney came into Cornwall in 1826. 

GUENEY, EiCHARD (2 son of Rev. Rich. Gurney, 
V. of Paul.) Vice-Warden of the Stannaries of 
Devon, cf. Upcott's Biog. Did. of Living Authors. 

Fables on Men and Manners. Lond., 1809, 
12°., 5/-. 

Note. — Dedicated to the Author's father. 

Eomeo and Juliet Travesty. In three acts. 
Anon. Lond., published by T. Hookham, Jun., 
and E. T. Hookham, Old Bond St., and J. M. 
Eichardson, opposite the Eoyal Exchange, [Jen- 
kins, printer, 7, Old Town St., Plymouth,] 1812, 
12"., pp. X and 71, 3/6. Br. Museum. 

The Battle of Salamanca. An Heroic Poem, 
1820? 12°. 

The Trial of Mary Ann Tooker for an alleged 
libel on Mr. E. Gurney, Jun., Vice-Warden of 
the Stannary Court, iii the county of Devon. 
Before Mr. Justice Burroughs, on Wednesday, 
the 5th of August, 1818, at Bodmin, in the 
county of Cornwall. Lond., printed and pub- 
lished by E. Carlile, 183, Fleet-street, n.d. 
[1818,] 8°., pp. 16, 4d. Br. Museum. 

Note. — The libel was published in The West Briton 
in the shape of a letter to the Editor, signed "An 
Enemy to Corruption." It accused Mr. Gurney of neg- 
lecting to attend his Court, he being out-lawed and 
obliged to leave England, and also stated that he de- 
manded and took higher fees than he was entitled to by 
law. Miss Tocker conducted her own case without the aid 
of counsel, and the jury gave a verdict in her favour. 

GUENEY, EiCHAED. 

A.D. 1841, Nov. 25, No. 9,163, Specifica- 
tion of Eichard Gurney, of Trewinion House, in 
the county of Cornwall, Esquire, for A Method 
for cutting wood and incrusting the same, in 
order to present a sure footing for horses and 
other purposes. With drawing annexed. Lond., 
Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1841, fol. — Eeprinted. 
Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1856, fol., pp. 
3, 5d. 

Note. — The Cover reads " Wood paving blocks." 

GUENEY, Eev. Samuel (only son of Rev. J. 
(hirney, V. of St. Merryn,) V. of St. Erth, 9 
ApL, 1801-33. b. 1763. d. 28 May, 1833. 

Crops and Prices, dated Eedruth Parsonage, 
Dec. 8, 1799. Young's Annals of Agr\ 
xxxiv, 266-7, (1800.) 



GUTTERES, Rev. Frederic. 

A Sermon on Acts, xxviii, 2, in behalf of the 
Eoyal Cornwall Sailors' Home. Preached at the 
Parish Church of Falmouth,, on Sunday, March 
20th, 1859. By the Eev. F. Gutteres, Chaplain 
H.M.S. Eussell. Falmouth, Dixon, 31, Market 
Street, 1859, 8°. 

GWATKIN, Egbert Lovell, M.A., of Killiow, 
in Kea. h. 1757. d. Plymouth, 5 ApL, 1843. 
cf. Gent. Mag., xx, 95, (1843.) 

GWATKIN, Theophila Lovell (dau. of John 
Palmer, wife of preceding and neice and co-heiress 
of Sir Joshua Reynolds.) b. 1757. d. Ideford, 
5 July, 1848. cf. Leslie and Taylor's Life of 
Sir J. Reynolds, i, 5, 102, 205, 369, 400, 416; 
ii, 6, 239-40, 317-19, 342, 634-36. 

A Devonshire Dialect in four parts. To which 
is added a glossary for the most part by the late 
Eev. John Phillips, of Membury, Devon. [Edited 
by Mrs. Gwatkin.] Lond., 1839, 12". 

Note. — This is a posthumous work by Mrs. Palmer 
edited by her daughter, Mrs. Gwatkin. 

Letters from Hannah More to Mrs. Gwatkin. 
In " W. Eoberts' Mem. of Life and Corresp. of 
H. More," (1835,) i, 38-47, 88-93, 137-43. 

GWAVAS FAMILY. 

A copy of Carew's Cornwall, printed and in- 
terleaved with MSS. Notes, and on the first leaf a 
memorandum of the Gwavas family. At the 
end is a dissertation on the Cornish language 
and an interpretation of Cornish names of places 
and persons. Sir T. Phillips' MSS., 12,409. 

GWAVAS, William. 

Case of Andrew Fountayne against Will. 
Gwavas, executor of John Coke, in the Court 
of Exchequer. Tanner MSS., {Bodl. Lib.,) 80, 
art. 36; 91, art. 30. 

GWAVAS, William (son of Will. Gtvavas,} 
Barrister of the Middle Temple, Impropriator 
of Paul. bur. Paul, 9 Jan., 1741. 

Some observations on the Eev. E. Williams' 
Preface to his Lexicon. By Prince L. L. Bona- 
parte. [Lond., May, 1865,] s. sh. 4", 

Note. — Annexed is a copy of a letter from W. 
Gwavas to T. Tonkin, dated Penzance, 25 Jan., 1732. 

Four Letters from John Boson to W. Gwavas, 
Brick Court, Mid. Temple, London. Dated, 
Newlyn, 1709, 1711, 1720. Br. Museum Addit. 
MSS., 28,554, pp. 2, 6-7, 10-11, 12. 

Letter from W. Gwavas to J. Boson, Newlyn. 
Dated, Middle Temple, 1711. ib., 28,554, pp. 



GWENNAP. 



201 



GWIN. 



GWAVAS, William. (Oon.). 

Letter from W. Grwavas to Mr. Oliver Pendar, 
Merchant, Newlyn, 1711. ib., 28,554, p. 3. 

Letter from 0. Pendar to W. Gwavas, London. 
Dated Newlyn, 1711. ib.. 28,554, p. 4. 

Letter from W. Gwavas to . Mch. 1731. 

Etate 55. ib., 28,554, p. 13. 

Three Letters from Thos. Tonkin to W. 
Gwavas, Penzance. Dated Polgorran, 1735. ib., 
28,554, pp. 14, 18, 22. 

Three Letters from W. Gwavas to T. Tonkin. 
Dated Penzance, 1735-36. ib., 28,554, pp. 16, 
20, 23. 

Letter from Jane Manly to W. Gwavas. ib., 
28,554, pp. 130-32. 

Letter from John Keigwin to W. Gwavas. 
1693. ib., 28,544, pp. 139-40. 

The Apostle's Creed in Cornish. By W. Gwavas. 
ib., 28,554, p. 143. 

Cornish Derivations. By W. Gwavas. Pen- 
zance, 1735. ib., 28,554, pp. 144-46, 149-53. 

Sundry Cornish Rhymes, riddles, poems and 
other writings, by W. Gwavas, 1731. ib., 28,554, 
pp. 156-65, 167-68. 

" Monumental Inscription to be put on my 
tomb." Dated,"16 Sept., 1719. W. Gwavas, parish 
of Sithney, son and heir of Will. Gwavas." ib., 
28,554, p. 166. 

Note. — The MS., No. 28,554, referred to above, 
passed from the Ee¥. W. Veale, of Trevaylor, to the 
Eev. W. W. Wingfield, Vicar of Gulval, by whom it was 
presented to the Br. Museum in 1870. In addition 
to the persons already mentioned, for further particulars 
of this MS. see also Boson, Thos. ; Chirgwin, Edw. ; 
Collins, Eev. Edw. ; Gilbert, D. ; H. W. H. ; Jenkin, 
Mr. ; Lhuyd, Edw. ; and ' Comish Language. — Some of 
Gwavas' writings have been printed by Borlase, Pryce, 
and "Polwhele. 

William Kelynack, Richard Richards, Philip 
Kelynack, and 1 1 6 others, parishioners and 
fishermen in the parish of Paul, in the Comnty 
(sic) of Cornwall, Appellants; William Gwavas, 
gentleman, respondent. [On the back] To be 
heard on Thursday, the 26th Feb. 17f^,fol.,pp. 3. 

William Kelynack, Richard Richards, Philip 
Kelynack, and 116 others, fishermen, Appellants. 
WilHam Gwavas, Gent., Respondent. The Ap- 
pellants case. [On the back] To be heard at the 
Bar of the House of Lords, on Thursday, the 
26th of Feb., 1730, foL, pp. 3. 

Note. — The cause had been previously heard " 14 
Junii, 32 Car. ii, 1680." The above documents are now 
penes Mr. Henry Williams, of the Mount's Bay Bank, 
Penzance, and were printed in the Cor. Teleg., 9 Feb., 
1870. 

GWENNAP, Andrew Giffqrd. b. Falmouth, 

Sept., 1771. d. Falmouth, 24 Aug., 1790. 

Sermon occasioned by the decease of the late 

Mr. Andrew Gifford Gwennap, Minister of the 

Gospel. Preached in the Dissenting Meeting 



GWENNAP, Andhew Gipfobd. (Oon.). 

House, in Falmouth, on Sabbath Day, August 
the 29th, 1790. To which are annexed some 
letters and extracts of letters of the deceased. 
By William Moore. Falmouth, printed by E. 
Elliot, on the Market Strand, 1790, 4"., pp. 70. 
Br. Musewm. 

An Elegy on the death of Mr. A. G. Gwennap. 
By a Lady. n.p. or d., [Falmouth, 1790,] 4"., 
pp. 8. Br. Museum. 

GWENNAP, Ursula. 

The Living Water : or the Work of the 
Spirit, as the Sanctifier and Comforter of 
Believers in Jesus. A Sermon occasioned by the 
death of Mrs. U. Gwennap, of Falmouth, in the 
county of Cornwall. By A[ndrew] G[ifford.] 
Lond., J. Lewis, 1746, 8o., pp. 20. Dr. 
Williams'. 

Note. — Dedicated " To the Children and Eelations 
of Mrs. U. Gwennap, Deceased," signed "Your affec- 
tionate Eelation and Faithful Servant, A. Giflord, Aug. 
17, 1745." Another impression of this sermon was 
published in the same year with the omission of the 
words after " Believers in Jesus," and the substitution 
of others. The dedication previously given was also 
cancelled and a fresh one dated January 1, 1746, " To 
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooke, Widow," given instead of it. 

GWIN, Anne {dau. of succeeding.) h. 1692. d. 

Falmouth, 15 April, 1715. 

A Memorial of A. Gwin, a Prudent and Vir- 
tuous Maiden, who departed this life, at Fal- 
mouth, the 1 5th day of the 2nd month called 
April, 1715, in the 23rd year of her age. By 
Thomas Gwin. With some Portions of Scrip- 
ture which she transcribed for matter of Medi- 
tation ; and several sayings of the Ancient 
Fathers, Prayers, and Sohloquies ; shewing forth 
how she passed her days in consideration of 
Good Things. Lond., printed by the Assigns of 
J. Sowle, in White Hart Court... 1715, 8"., 2|- 
sheets. 

GWIN, Thomas (son of Thos. Owin, of Falmouth.) 

b. Falmouth, 1656. d. Falmouth, 26 Oct., 

1720. 

To the children of Friends and other Young 
People belonging to Falmouth and elsewhere. 
By T. Gwin. No printer' s name or place. [1690,] 
sm. 8"., 1 sheet. 

An Epistle of Caution to Friends to keep on 
their Inward Armour in this day of Outward 
Ease. By T. Gwin. Lond....T. Sowle, in White 
Hart Court, in Gracious Street, 1702, sm. Bo., 
1 sheet. — A new ed. To which are annexed the 
Testimony of Friends of Falmouth Monthly 
Meeting respecting him, and a list of such of his 
writings as have been pubhshed. Liskeard, 
printed by R. Williams, 1822, 12°., pp. 24. 

A A 



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GWIN, Thomas. (Con.). 

A Letter to a Friend of the Danger of 
Apostacy; Written on occasion of 'G. Keith's 
Mission into the West-Countiy. By T. Gwin. 
Lond....T. Sowle...l706, 8°., 1 sheet. 

A Faithful and Loving Warning to All People 
to turn to the Lord while their day of Salvation 
Lasts. Chiefly intended for the Inhabitants of 
the Town of Falmouth. By T. G-win. Exon., 
printed by Sam. Farley, over against the New 
Inn, 1709, S"., 1 sheet. 

An Epistle of Advice to Friends to Look to 
the Lord, and to Beware of the Snares of Satan. 
By T. Gwin. Lond...J. Sowle...l709, 8°., 1 
sheet. 

A Salutation of Love, To those who are 
entered on a Spiritual Travel ; with Cautions 
against Sundry Dangers which may attend them 
in the way. By T. Gwin. Lond... Assigns of 
J. Sowle...l713, 8"., pp. 32. 

A Memorial of Anne Gwin. See Gwin, A. 

The Will and Testament of Thomas Gwin, of 
Falmouth ; being some Eeligious and Serious 
Considerations, which he recommends to his 
Children and Friends, and such as may remain 
after his Decease. Written in the 52nd year of 
his age. Lond... Assigns of J. Sowle...l720, sm. 
8"., 4 sheets. — 2nd ed. Lond., printed and sold 
by Mary Hinde, at No. 2, in George Yard, 
Lombard Street, n.d., [1745,] 8"., pp. 59. — 3rd 
ed. Leeds, 1792, 8"., 3 sheets. 

A Letter to Friends of Port Isaac, in Corn- 
wall, from Thomas Gwin, late of Falmouth, 
(Written 13th of 2nd Mo., 1710.) Lond... James 
Phillips, George Yard, Lombard Street, 1796. 
8"., 1 sheet. 

Brief Notice of T. Gwin. Compiled from his 
MS. Journal, etc. The Friend, iii, 25, (1845.) 

GWINEAR, St. See Fingar, St. 

GWYN, Daniel, cf. N. Lutirells' Brief Histori- 
cal Belation, iv, 511. 

Case upon petition of John Eussel, Gent., 
against Daniel Gwyn, concerning pacquet boats 
from Falmouth to Coruna. 1690, fol. 

GYDLEGH, Giles de. 

Carta Martini, Ducis et Comitis Cornubiee 
concedens Egidio de Gydlegh, nepoti suo mane- 
rium de Gydlegh, parcel! manerii de Leghat- 
forde. Dat. 16 cal. mail anno creationis nostrse 
quinto. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 5,485, fol. 
101. 

Note. — J. Austis has written above this charter 
" The following is certainly an infamous forgery." 



H. 



H. 

Account of the Arundell family of Trerice. 
By H. Gent. Mag., xcix, pt. ii, 213, (1829.) 

H. 

Mr. Prim writes an article for a magazine, by 
H. Helston Gram. School Mag., 1857-59, pp. 
22-25. 

Hu the Mighty, by H. ib., pp. 149-55. 

H. Penzance, i.e., Williams, Henry. 

H. C. E. H., Morwenstow, i.e., Hawker, C. E. 

H. J. H. 

Lines supposed to have been written on St. 
Michael's Mount, Cornwall. Ewropean Mag., 
Ixii, 450, (1812.) 

H. M. T. H., i.e., Button, Eev. M. T. 

H. T. H. 

St. Columb Parish. Gent. Mag., xcv, 202- 
205, (1825.) 

H. T. R. H., i.e., Higham, T. R. 

H. W. H., see under Keigwin, J. 

H. W. A. H., i.e., Hamilton, W. A. 

H. W. E. H., i.e., Heygate, Rev. W. E. 

HADDAN, Rev. Arthur West, B.D. (son of 
Tlws. Haddan,) R. of Barton, Moreton-in- 
Marsh, 1857. h. Woodford, Essex, 31 Aug., 
1816. 

Councils and ecclesiastical documents relating 
to Great Britain and Ireland. lEdited after 
Spelman and Wilkins, by A. W. Haddan, B.D., 
and William Stubbs. Vol. i. Oxford, at the 
Clarendon Press, 1869, 80. 

Note.— Church of Cornwall during the Saxon 
Period, A.D. 681-1072 (by the Eev. A. W. Haddan), pp. 
671-704. ' "^ 

HADOW, Rev. George. V. of St. Just-in- 
Penwith, 1855. R. of Tidcombe, Devon, 1867. 
h. Madras. 

Mural paintings in St. Just Church. Journ. 
R.I.C., Oct., 1865, p. 81-82. 

HAIDINGER, Wilhelm von (son ef Karl 
Haidinger.) Director of the Geological Insti- 
tute for the Empire at Vienna, h. 5 Feb., 
1795. d. Vienna, 19 Mch.,.1871. 



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HAIDINGER, Wilhelm von. (Con.). 

Neue varietiit von Vivianit. [A mineral found 
at St. Agnes.] Wien, Sitz. Ber., 1848, pp. 75-77. 

Vivianit in einem Eohrenknochen. Haidinger, 
Bericht, iv, 263-64, (1848.) 

HAIGG, Philip. 

Memorandum de possessione tenementorum 
in Diinheved et in Launceston, per P. Haigg, ex 
familia de Dudston alias Dobelday. Tanner MSS. 
(Bodl. Uh.,) 196, art. 11. 

HAILSTONE, Rev. John. Woodwardian Pro- 
fessor of Geology, Cambridge, 1788. Resign- 
ed, 1818. cf. Cornish Mag., (Mem. of Sir 
H. Davy,) iv, 186-87, (1829) ; Paris' Life of 
Sir H. Davy, (1831,) pp. 35-37. 

Note. — Dr. Beddoes was a Plutonist, and Professor 
Hailstone, a Neptunist. Eacli of them appealed to the 
rooks of Cornwall in confirmation of his own geological 
theories, and in .the year 18- - met at Penzance to 
inspect the rocks. Sir H. Davy and Davies Gilbert as- 
sisted these gentlemen in their researches. 

HAINES, John. 

The History of the Constitution of the Duchy 
of Cornwall, (1834.) See Clayton, Sir W. 

HALCOMB, John, Serjeant-at-Law. 6. 1790. 
d. New Radnor, 3 Nov., 1852. 

Analysis of the Report of the Case of Rowe 
V. Young, on a Bill of Exchange, decided in the 
House of Lords, (July, 1820) ; with Remarks 
thereon. 1821, 8". 

Report of the Trials and Subsequent Proceed- 
ings in the Causes of Rowe v. Grenfell, Rowe v. 
Brenton and another, and Doe (dem. Carthew) 
V. Brenton, relative to the Claims made by the 
Lessees of the Duke of Cornwall to the Copper 
Mines within the Duchy Lands ; and involving 
also the question of Title to the lands and 
estates of the Tenants. Lond., 1826, 8"., pp. 
139. 

HALFORD, Me. 

Representations drawn up by Mr. Halford 
concerning the tin mines of Cornwall and Devon- 
shire, 1577. Lansd. MSS. 24, art. 49. See Carey, 
Sir G. ' 

HALL, Rt. Rev. George (son of Bt. Bev. Jos. 
Hall, Bp. of Exeter.) Fellowof Ex. Coll., 1632. 
Archdeacon of Cornwall, 7 Oct., 1641. V. of 
Menheniot, 1637. Archdeacon of Canterbury, 
14 Aug., 1660. Bp. of Chester, 1662-68. 
d. Chester, 23 Aug., 1668, aged 55. Iw. 
Wigan. cf Wallm's Sufferings of the Clergy, 
pt. ii, p. 26. 



HALL, Et. Eev. Geoeqe. (Oon.). 

The triumphs of Rome over despised protes- 
tancie. Anon. Lond., printed Anno. Dom. 1655, 
40., pp. 148; and dedication 1 leaf. 

Note. — Dedicated " To the victorious Boman 
Catholigue Knight, That foyld the Vicar and won the 
Lady," signed " Vicar of Non-such." 

HALL, Rt. Rev. Joseph, D.D. Bp. of Exeter, 
1627-41. Bp. of Norwich, 1641-56. 6. Ashby 
de la Zouch, 1 July, 1574. d. Heigham, near 
Norwich, 8 Sept., 1656. 

The Great Mysterie of Godliness... Also the 
Invisible World... In three books. By J. Hall. 
B. [i.e. Bishop of] Norwich. Lond., printed for 
John Place, at Furnivals Inne-gate, in Holborn. 
A.D. MDCLII, 120.— Reprinted [in facsimile] 
for W. Pickering, 1847, 12". 

Note. — The account of the Cure at Madron Well 
is contained in " The Invisible World," Bk. i, Sect. 8, 
pp. 169-70. 

HALL, Capt. J. 

Reply to a circular letter of A. Young's, dated 
Merryfield, Torpoint, 18 Feb., 1795. Young's 
Annals of AgrimUwe, xxiv, 217-9, (1795.) 

HALL, Thomas, M.D. d. Bodmin, 26 Sept., 
1806. cf Gent. Mag., Ixxiv, pt. ii, 609, (1804.) 

Letters on Prisons. By J. C. Lettsom. Cent 
Mag., 1805-1808. 

Note.— Account of death of Dr. Hall, in a com- 
munication from Mr. Neild to Dr. Lettsom, dated Laun- 
ceston, 27 Sept., 1806. Letter xxxiv, in Oent. Mag., 
Ixxvi, pt. ii, 1019, (1806.) 

HALL, TowNSHEND MoNCKTON, F.G.S. (only 
son of Rev. Will. Cradock Hall, V. of Pilton.) 
b. Torquay. 

The Mineralogist's Directory ; or A Guide to 
the Principal Mineral Localities in the United 
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. By T. 
M. Hall. Lond., E. Stanford, 1868, 80., pp. 
xii and 168. 

Note. — Account of Minerals found in Cornwall, 
pp. 32-52, 130-31. 

HALL, William (son of Jonathan Hall.) b. 
Kensington, 1809. 

The Diary of Sergeant W. Hall, of Penzance, 
Cornwall, Late of H.M. 41st Regt., containing 
the incidents connected with two years campaign 
in Scinde and Affghanistan during the late war. 
To which is added the Sermon preached to the 
troops on the Sunday after the battle {sic,) by 
the Eev. J. N. Allen, B.A., Assistant Chaplain 
to the Scinde Field Force. Also the particulars 
of numerous shooting excursions in India after 



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HALL, William. (Con.). 

game of all descriptions, including the lion and 
other wUd beasts of the jungle. Penryn, printed 
for the author by T. Whitehorn, Broad St., n.d. 
[1848,] 8"., pp. iv and 77. 

HALLET, John. 

Dispensatio Johanni Hallet de Talland in com . 
Cornub. concessa, ut, una cum uxore et liberis 
suis et quatuor aliis, carnes in tempore Quadra- 
gesimali comederet ; 4 Mart., 166|. BawUnson 
MSS., Bod. Lib., class A, 290, art. 25. 

HALLIWELL, James Orchard, F.R.S., F.S.A. 
(son of TJios. Halliwell.) h. Sloane St., Chelsea, 
21 June, 1820. 

Rambles in Western Cornwall, by the footsteps 
of the giants, with notes on the Celtic Remains 
of the Land's End district and the Islands of 
Scilly. By J. O. Halliwell. Lend., J. R. Smith, 
1861, sq. 8"., pp. viii and 245, 7/6. 

A Dictionary of Archaic and provincial words, 
obsolete phrases, proverbs, and ancient customs, 
from the 14th century. By J. 0. Halliwell. 
Lond., J. R. Smith, 1847, 2 vols., 8o.— 2nd ed., 
1850, 2 vols., 8".— Brixton Hill, [112 copies 
only] printed for private circulation, 1852, 2 
vols., fol. 

Note. — Contains an account of the Cornish dialect 
with "The Cornwall Schoolboy," and "A Western 
Eclogue," (ed. 1847,-) pp. xii-xiii. 

Sketches of the Provincial Dialects of Eng- 
land. By J. 0. Halliwell. Lond., J. R. Smith, 
1847, 80., pp. 18, 2/-. 

Note. — This is the introductory part of the pre- 
vious work, sold separately, with a new Title. 

HALS, William, h. Tresawsen, Merther, 1655. 
d. Tregury, St. Wenn, 1737. cf. N: and Q., 
3 S., xii, 22, (1867); Gent. Mag., Ix, pt. ii, 
608, 711, (1790), Ixi, pt. i, 32, (1791). 

The Complete History of Cornwall. Part ii 
being the Parochial History. [Exeter, A. Brice, 
1750], fol., pp. 160. 

Note.— The first part was never printed, hence 
there is no general title page. The second part, so far 
as it is completed, contains the account of 72 parishes 
^Advent to Helston — brought out in ten numbers, after 
the issue of which the publication was discontinued. 
This is an extremely rare work. A copy with MS. notes 
by Lysons, was sold at his death, in 1820, for £168 ; at 
Geo. Chalmer's sale a copy produced £15. The Br. 
Museum copy was purchased from Mr. Thos. Eodd, in 
1841, for £25, after having been for a fortnight in the 
possession of Mr. GrenviUe. The most perfect impres- 
sion is that in the Grenville Lib., Br. Museum, as it 
possesses the printed wrapper to the first number of the 
work, on which is detailed at great length the Author's 
intentions regarding the plan and progress of the un- 
dertaking. Prom this it appears that the History was 



HALS, William. (Con.). 

to have been comprised in one volume, consisting of 
200 sheets, to be delivered in weekly numbers of four 
sheets each, price 6d. a number. The numbers were to 
be delivered " at Mr. Thomas Paine's, Bookseller, near 
the Southsea House, in Bishopsgate-street, London ; at 
Mr. Brice's printing-office, in Exeter ; and at the House 
of Mr. Hals (Nephew and Heir of the Author and Pro- 
prietor of this Work), at his house in Truro." The second 
part was commenced first, " not only because the proper 
necessaries for the first part are not yet oompleated, but 
as considerable additions are preparing by a very Great 
Hand." 

Soon after Hals' death, the MSS. of his history came 
into the hands of Mr. Andrew Brice, who, in 1750, pub- 
lished the volume containing the parts referring to the 
parishes from Advent to Helston. After Brice's death 
they remained in the custody of his partner and successor 
in the business, Mr. Thorn, of Exeter. On his death 
in 1786, they came to his son, and on the latter's death 
shortly after, they were missing, and being advertised 
for in the Exeter papers were recovered on information 
given by Mr. George Browne, of Bodmin. Subsequently, 
whether by loan or as security for money lent, they were 
with that gentleman, and were lent by him about 1794 
to Dr. Whitaker. On Mr. Browne's death, in 1795, the 
MSS. still remained with Whitaker, until his death in 
1808. In April of the following year they were returned 
by the widow to G. E. Collins Browne, who, under the 
supposition that they were his grandfather's property, 
presented them to Dr. Taunton, of Truro, who had 
married VVhitaker's daughter. In 1819 the ownership was 
discussed in a protracted correspondence between Dr. 
Taunton, and Col. Thorn, grandson of Brice's partper, 
but, as Col. Thorn failed to establish his claim, they 
remained with Dr. Taunton, whose widow bequeathed 
them to H. S. Stokes, Esq., Clerk of the Peace, of 
Cornwall, whose property they now are. 

The Parochial History of Cornwall, founded 
on the Manuscript Histories of Mr. Hals and 
Mr. Tonkin... By D. Gilbert, (1838), q.v. 

The History of St. Michael's Mount. By W. 
Hals. MSS. 

An Latimer ay Kernow. A Dictionary of the 
Cornish Language. By W. Hals. MSS. 

HALSE, James, M.P. (son of John Halse.) b. 
Truro, 1769. d. Regent Street, London, 14 
May, 1838. bur. Kensal Green Cemetery, cf. 
Gent. Mag., x, 214, (1838). 

Trash, dedicated without respect to James 
Halse, Esq., M.P, Anon. [By W. M. Praed.] 
Penzance, printed by T. Vigurs, Bookseller, 
1833, 12"., pp. iv and 31. 

Note.— The Dedication to Jas. Halse, is dated " St. 
Ives, Dec. 20, 1832." 

HALSE, Sir Nicholas (son of John Halse of 
Bfford, near Plymouth,} and grandfather of the 
Historian. Governor of Pendennis Castle, d. 
1637. 

Great Britains Treasure : Environing this 
famous He with brazen walls invincible, mantained 
with great gaine by forces invisible: Unto Charles 
the First . . . Most humbly presenteth Francis 



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HALSE, Sir Nicholas. (Con.). 

Stewart, eldest son to the late Earl of Bothwell. 
By whose loyall care and special diligence the 
subsequenttreatiseshavebeen recovered and pain- 
fully re-collected out of the old papers and frag- 
ments of that worthly and lately deceased 
Knight, your Ma''' faithful and ingenious Servant, 
Sir N. Halse, 1636. Egerton MSS./Br. Museum, 
1140, 80. 

Note. — The treatises, five in number, are in the 
original binding, with silver clasps. In the third is 
contained a scheme of substituting a coinage of "Mun- 
diok and Hinder Tinne " for copper coin. 

HALSEY, Rev. Joseph, M.A., R. of St. Michael 
PenMvel. Ejected, 1662. b. 1626. d. 1 Oct., 
1711. cf. Palmer's Noncon. Mem., (1775,) i, 
285-86. 

HALSEY, Joseph, M.D. {son of the preceding.) 
b. 1 Dec, 1663. bapt. St. Michael Penkivel, 
8 Deer. cf. Calami/ s Hist. Account of his own 
Life, (1830,) i, 189. 

Determ. Philosophicse de Attributis Dei 
Viventis : quam...sub prsesidio M. Gerardi de 
Vries,philosophi8eDoctorisejusdemqueFacultatis 
in illustri academia Ultrajectina professoris ordi- 
narii public^ ventilandam proponit Josephus 
Halsey, Anglus. Trajecti ad Ehenum, ex 
ofiicina Francisci Halma Academise Typographi 
cIoIocLxxxvi 4"., unpaged. Br. Museum. 

Note. — The Dedication reads "Viroprseter omnes 
optim6 de me merito, D. Josepho Halsey, A.M. , quondam 
Coll. SS. Trinitatis Cantabrigiae Socio. . .parenti honor- 
ando. . .ut et. . .D.D. Hugoni de Fortiscuto. . .necnon viro 
reverendo D. Johanni How, A.M. . .D.D.D. Josephus 
Halsey." 

Dissertatio Medica inauguralis de Lympha, 
quam...pro gradu doctoratus, summisque in 
Medicina honoribus et privilegiis ritfe ac legitinife 
consequendis, eruditorum examini subjicit 
Josephus Halsey, Anglus...Trajectiad Rhenum, 
ex ofBcina Francisci Halma, Academic Typo- 
graphi, do loc xci., 4"., pp. 14. Br. Museum. 

Note. — The Dedication reads " Viris Nobilissimis, 
D.D. Hugoni Boseawen Armig. . .D.D. Arthuri Fortescue 
Armig. , . hmc studiorum suorum specimina . . . offert 
Josephus Halsey." 

HALWELL, John. 

Order to Charles Dinham to sieze the lands 
of J. Halwell. Harl. MSS., 433, art. 1707. 

HALY, Nicholas, b. Boconnoc, May, 1777. d. 
Saltash, 28 Feb., 1841. cf Wesleyan Method- 
ist Mag., Ixvi, 353-59, (1843.) 



HALY, Rev. Nicholas {son of Nicholas Ealy.) 
Curate of St. Erth. Curate of Harford, Ivy- 
bridge, Devon. V. of Egloskerry with Tre- 
maine, 1871. b. Saltash, 31 July, 1810. 

The Lord Our Helper. A Sermon on ii Chron- 
icles, xxxii, 6-7, preached in the parish church 
of St. Erth before the Volunteers, by the Rev. 
N. Haly. Published by request, 1860, 8o. 

H AMBLE Y, John. A Native of the diocese of 
Exeter. Executed, Chard or York, July 20 or 
Sept. 9,1587. cf. Challoner's Mem. of Missionary 
Priests, (1803,) i, 107-108. 

HAMBLY, Loved AY, of Trigangeeves. d. li 
Oct., 1682, aged 78. 

A Relation of the Last Words and Departure 
of that Antient and Honourable Woman L. 
Hambly, of Trigangeeues, in the Parish of Austell, 
in the County of Cornwall. With further Testi- 
monies concerning her Life and conversation. 
Lond., printed by John Gain, living in the Upper 
Moor-Fields, near the Flying Horse, 1683, A"., 
1^ sheets. 

Note. — Contents of the above. 

The Preface, by Benjamin Coales, dated Reading, 
the 20th of the 1st Month, 168f . 

A Copy of a Letter sent to M. D., (Margery Dyer,) 
and Friends at Plymouth, the 14th day of 10th month, 
1682, by Thomas Salthouae, Eichard Tregenow, Loveday 
Beauohamp, Anne Salthouse, with several Servants, &o. 

A Farther Testimony concerning Dear Loveday 
Hambly, from Thomas Salthouse, dated Austell, in 
Cornwall, the 20th of the 10th month, 1682. 

The Testimony of Thomas Curtis, n.d. 

HAMEBY, John. 

De J. de Hameby, commisso prisonse de Flete 
pro debitis Duels Cornubise. 18, Edw. III. Br. 
Museum, Addit. MSS., 4, 484, art. 13, pp. 60-63. 

HAMILTON, Walter Adolphus. 

A few calculations about the National Debt, 
by W. A. H[amilton.] Helston Gram. School 
Mag., (1857-59), pp. 87-88. 

Old Cornish Legend, by W. A. H. ib., p. 183. 

HAMLEY FAMILY. 

Single coat of arms of Hamley family. Br. 
Museum, Addit. MSS., 5,524, fol. 215. 

HAMLEY, Capt. Charles Ogilvy, R.N, (2 
son of Vice-Admiral Will. Hamley.) b. Bodmin, 
24 April, 1817. d. 14 May, 1863. 
Fleets and Navies, by Capt. C. Hamley, R.M. 

(Originally published in Blackwood's Mag.) W. 

Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London, 

1860, 8«., pp. 195, 6/-. 



HAMLET. 



206 



HAMLEY. 



HAMLEY, Rev. Edward (son of Bev. Thomas 
Hamley.) Fellow of New College, Oxford, 5 
Nov. 1785. E. of Cusop, Herefordshire, 1804. 
R df Staunton St. John's, Oxfordshire, 1806. 
hapt. St. Columb Major, 25 Oct., 1764. d. 
Staunton, 7 Dec, 1837. 
Poems of Various Kinds. By E. Hamley. 

Fellow of New College. Lond., printed by J. 

W. Myers, for T. Cadell and W. Davies...w.d, 

[1795,] 8»., pp. 138. 

Note. — Preface dated "Inner Temple, Aug. 10, 
1795." At page 85 is a half title which reads " Sonnets, 
The second edition corrected." 

Letter from E. Hamley to Dr. Parr, dated New 
College, March 30, 1795. Parr's Works, (1828), 
viii, 185. 

An Epitaph. Poetical Register and Repository 
of Fugitive Poetry. {Lond., F. and C. Riving ton, 
120.), 1805, p. 307. 

To a Young Woman. [Dated, 1795.] ib., 
1805, pp. 334-35. 

On revisiting Cornwall, ib., 1805, pp. 350-54. 



Sonnet. [Dated 1795." 

Sonnet. [Dated 1795." 

Sonnet. 'Dated 1795." 

Sonnet. [Dated 1795." 

Sonnet. [Dated 1795." 

Lines written between Caernarvon and Bangor. 
ib., 1806-7, p. 248. 

Verses written in Autumn, ib., 1806-7, pp. 
302-3. 

To Spring, ib., 1806-7, pp. 350-53. 



ib., 1805, p. 399. 
ib., 1805, p. 400. 
ib., 1805, p. 401. 
ib., 1805, p. 402. 
ib., 1805, p. 403. 



Sonnet. 
Sonnet. 
Sonnet. 
Sonnet. 
Sonnet. 
Sonnets. 
446-51. 



Dated 1795. 
Dated 1795, 
Dated 1795 
Dated 1795." 
Dated 1795. 
[Dated 1795^.] 



1806-7, p. 435. 
ib., 1806-7, p. 436. 
ib., 1806-7, p. 437. 
ib., 1806-7, p. 438. 
ib., 1806-7, p. 439. 
ib., 1808-9, pp. 



HAMLEY, Colonel Edward Bruce (4 son of 
Vice-Admiral Will. Hamley.) b. Bodmin, 27 
April, 1824. 

Lady Lee's Widowhood, by E. B. Hamley, 
Captain, E.A. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edin- 
burgh and London, 1854, 2 vols., post 8"., 21/-. 
—2nd ed., 1859, 1 vol., post 8"., pp. 416, 6/-.— 
3rd ed., 1869, 1 vol., fop. S"., pp. 416, 2/6. 

Note.— Originally appeared in Blackwood's Mag. 
Ixxiii, 77-96, etc., (1853.) 

The position on the Alma, sketched the day 
after the battle. By E. B. Hamley. 1855 
oblong, 10/6. 

The Story of the Campaign of Sebastopol, 
written in the camp, by Lieat.-Col. E. B. 
Hamley, Captain, Royal Artillery. With illus- 
trations, drawn in camp by the author. Map. 
W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London 
1855, 80., pp. XV and 339, 21/-. 



HAMLET, Colonel Bdwakd Beuoe. (Oon.). 

Note.- — Originally published in Blackwood's Mag., 
Vols., Ixxvi-lxxviii, (1854-55.) Messrs. Gould and Lin- 
coln, of Boston, America, anticipated the Author by a 
" piratical reprint." 

A Legend of Gibraltar. By Col. E. B. Hamley. 
In "Tales from Blackwood," (1858), i, pp. 67. 

Note. — Originally appeared in Blackwood's Mag., 
Ixx, 522-43, (1851.) 

Lazaro's Legacy, a tale of the siege of Gibral- 
tar. By Col. E. B. Hamley. In "Tales from 
Blackwood," (1858), ii, pp. 64. 

Note. — Originally appeared in Blackwood's Mag., 
as The Jew's Legacy, Ixx, 648-69, (1851.) 

Wellington's Career, a military and political 
summary. By E. B. Hamley, Captain, R.A., and 
Lieut. -Colonel, Professor of Military History 
and Art, at the Staff College. W. Blackwood 
and Sons, Edinburgh and London, 1860, fcp. 
80., pp. viand 113, 2/-. 

Note. — Originally appeared in Blackwood's Mag. as 
a review of the Life of Wellington, by M. Brialmont 
and Mr. Gleig, Ixxxvii, 397-417, 591-610, (1860). 

The Operations of War, explained and illus- 
trated, by E. B. Hamley, Colonel in the Army, 
and Lieut, -Colonel, Royal Artillery; [Companion 
of the Bath], Knight of the Legion of Honour 
and the Medjidie ; Formerly Professor of Mili- 
tary History, Strategy, and Tactics, at the Staff 
College; Member of the Council of Military 
Education. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh 
and Lond., 1866, sm. 4o., pp. xxiiiand 438, 28/-. 
—2nd ed., 1869, sm. 4o., pp. xxiii and 456, 28/-. 

The European Hurricane. Blackwood's Mag., 
cviii, 384-400, 513-30, (1870.) 

The Conduct of the War. Letters in "The 
Times," 22 and 24 Jan., 1871. 

HAMLEY, Vice-Admiral William (2 son of 
Will. Hamley.) b. Bodmin, July, 1786. d. 
Chelsea, 7 Nov., 1866.' iMr.BromptonCemetry. 
cf. O'Bijrne; Brenton's Naval Hist., ii, 389; 
Gent. Mag., ii, 846, (1866.) 

HAMLEY, Coll. William George (eld. son of 
Vice-Admiral Will. Hamley.) b. Bodmin, 28 
June, 1815. 

Captain Clutterbuck's Champagne and West 
Indian Reminiscence, by Col. W. G. Hamley, 
E.E. Originally published in Blackwood's Mag. 
Printed and published by W. Blackwood and 
Sons. Edinburgh, 1862, post 8o., pp. 372, 12/-. 

Note. — Originally appeared in Blackwood's Mag., 
xc, 499-524, 555-81, 645-69, (1861), xci, 85-54, 178-270, 
(1862). 



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HAMLEY, Coll. William Geoboe. (Con.). 

A New Sea and an Old Land : Being papers 
suggested by a visit to Egypt at tlie end of 
1869. By W. G. Hamley, Colonel in the Corps 
of Royal Engineers. Illustrations. Lond., 
W. Blackwood and Sons, 1871, cr. 8"., 10/6. 

Note. — Originally appeared in Blackwood's Mag., 
cvii, 85-104, 179-97, 356-75, (1870.) 

HAMLEY, Commander Wymond (S son of 
mil. Hamley.) b. . d. Z Mch., 1865. 

cf. O'Byrne. 

HAMMOND, Edward. Merchant and Seyne 
Owner. Mayor of St. Ives, 1644 and 1657. 
cf. Clarendon's Hist, of Bebellion, (1849), iv, 
146-47. 

HAMMOND, Commander Graham Eden 
William (2 son of Admiral G. E. Hammond.) 
b. Fowey, 3 March, 1814. d. Woolwich, 23 
Jan., 1847. cf O'Byrne; Gent. Mag., -xxviii, 
439, (1847.) 

HANCOCK, Richard (son of William Hancock) 

6. Liskeard, 13 July, 1853. 

On the mineral deposit of Old Wlieal Vor 
Mine, Breage. Bep. B.G.P. Soc, 1870, pp. 101- 
102. 

HANNE, Charles. Roman Catholic Priest. 
6. Deviock, 14 June, 1711. d. Haggerston, 
Middlesex, 27 ApL, 1799. cf Oliver's Hist, of 
Catholic Beligion, p. 319. 

HANSON, Rev. Thomas. Wesleyan Minister 

in Cornwall, b. Horbury, near Wakefield, 

May, 1733. d Horbury, ? 18 October, 1804. 

cf. Memoir of W. Carvosso, (5th. ed.,) p. 34. 

Some Account of the Life of Mr. Thomas 

Hanson. [Written by himself, and dated Cro wan, 

,11 March, 1780.] Arminian Mag., iii, 477-85, 

(1780.)— Reprinted in Rev. T. Jackson's " Lives 

of Early Methodist Preachers," (1837-8,) m, 

,275-84. 

HARDING, Rev. Isaac. Wesleyan Minister 
at St. Just, 1847-50. 

Conference Expulsions and the " Fly Sheets." 
A Statement read before the Members of the 
St. Just Quarterly Meeting, by the Rev. Isaac 
'Harding. Penzance, 1849, 8"., p. 15. 

HARDING, LiETJT.-CoL. William, F.G.S. {son 
of Bobert Harding.) b. Upcott House, Pilton, 
Devon, 1792. 
Morwengtow Church, flccledologist, x, 355, 

(1850.) 



HARDING, LiEtiT-.CoLL. William, P.G.S. (Con.). 

A paper on Morwenstow Church. . .read at the 
College Hall, 16 Dec, 1863. 3 plates. Trans. 
Exeter Bioc. Architect Soc, 2 S., i, 209-19, (1867.) 

HARE, Nicholas, Junior (son of Nicholas Hare.) 

b. Liskeard, 22 Nov., 1820. 

Royal Institution of Cornwall. Excursion to 
Liskeard and neighbourhood, Saltash, Trematon 
Castle, St. Germans, etc., on Monday and Tues- 
day, August 10th and 11th, 1868. Anon. (Re- 
printed from the Cornish Times.) Liskeard, 
Cornish Times Oflace, n.d., [1868,] 120., pp. 21. 

Calendar of natural history, kept at Liskeard, 
in Cornwall, from the year 1838 to 1846. Bep. 
B.C.P. Soc, 1846, pp. 18-24. 

The Ornithology of Liskeard. ib., 1846, pp. 
25-35. 

Rubbings from 37 Cornish Monumental 
Brasses, ib., 1867, p. 74. 

General Indexto the Nineteen Annual Reports 
of the B.C.F. Soc. From No. 17 (1849) to No. 
35 (1867,) both inclusive. By N. Hare, Jun. 
ib., 1868, pp. 1-18. 

Notice of Birds near Liskeard, by N. Hare, 
Jun., Esq., in a Letter to E. H. Rodd. Trans. 
P.N.H. and A. Soc, i, 211-12, (1848.) 

Notice of Birds, etc, found near Liskeard. ib., 
i, 314-16, (1849.) 

On rubbingsfrom Cornish monumental brasses. 

ib., i, 317-21. .. 

Rubbings from Sepulchral Monuments, w., u, 
86-87, (1852.) 

An incident in Natural History. Jown. B.I. C, 
1864, p. 78. 

An ancient bill in chancery, ib., 1867, pp. 
239-42. 

Redwory manor and the family of Pomeray. 
ib., 1867, pp. 243-44. 

More about Pilchards. Once a Week, xii, 232- 
33, (1865.) 



[On the word] Liskeard. Letter signed H. 
West Briton, 30 Sep., 1869. 

HARPER, Rev. Thomas Norton (son of Will. 

Harper.) b. City of London, 26 Sept., 1821. 

'Now a Father in the S.ociety of Jesus. 

The Field of Rephidim. A Visitation Sermon 
in the Diocese of Exeter. Written by the Vicar 



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HARPER, Rev. Thomas Noeton. (Cm.). 

of Morwenstow, in Cornwall, [i.e., the Rev. E. 
S. Hawker.] Delivered in the Parish Church of 
St. Mary Magdalene, Launceston, June 27, 1845. 
By T. N. Harper, B.A., Curate of Stratton. 
Lond., Edwards and Hughes, 1845, 8°., pp. 16, 
1/-. Bod. Lib. 

Note. — In consequence of the death of Mr. Hawker's 
father after this sermon was written, and before the day 
appointed for its delivery, the Bishop permitted Mr. 
Harper to read it. 

HARRIE OR HARRY, Alexander, M.A., 
(Cornish?) Fellow of Exeter Coll., Oxford, 
1613-28. 

The Revelation revealed, (1659.) See Hicks, 
Will. 

Threni Exoniensium in obitum...D. Johannis 
Petrei, Baronis de WrittIe...Oxon., 1613, 4». 

Note. — Contains verses by A. Harrie. 

HARRINGTON, John (youngest son of Dr. 
Hamnqton of Bath.) b. 1759. d. Penzance, 
18 Feb., 1819. bur. Gulval, 24 Feb. cf. 
Gent. Mag., Ixxxix, pt. i, 279, (1819.) 

HARRIS, Abraham, M.D. (son of Nicholas 
Harris.) b. Congo Soco in the Brazils. Resi- 
dent at Camborne. 

Report of two cases of Compound Fracture 
of the Skull, trephining ; removal and elevation 
of depressed bone; recovery. Lancet, ii, 377, 
(1864.) 

A case of Hydro-Encephalocele. Trans. Lond. 
Obstet. Soc, vi, 115-16, 1865. [Lancet, ii, 40, 
1864.] 

Membrane expelled from uterus, a few days 
before delivery at full term, ib., vii, 47-48, 
(1866.) 

HARRIS, Arthur {sonof Will. Harris, ofHayne.) 
Captain of the Mount, b. 1558. d. Kenegie, 
16 May, 1628. bur Gulval. 

CharJes Howard, Lord Admiral to Lord Burgh- 
ley; that Mr. Harris of St. Michael's Mount, 
Cornwall, may, on certain conditions, have a 
lease of that place for life, June 24, 1597. Lansd 
MSS., 84, art. 57. 

HARRIS, Arthur (4 son of preceding.) Petreian 
Fellow of Ex. Coll., 1614-21. 

Ivsta Fvnebria Ptolemsei Oxoniensis, Thom^ 
Bodleii. Oxon., 1613, 4". 

Note.— Contains verses by "Arthur Harris Ex 
Coll.," p. 55. 



HARRIS, Henry Thomas (son of John 
Harris.) b. Hayle, 5 April, 185i. 

The Hayle Miscellany. A Monthly Journal. 
New Series. [1st No. dated Feb., 1870.] Hayle, 
printed and published by H. T. Harris, 1870, 
cr. S"., pp. 16, Id. Continuing. 

HARRIS, John (eld. son of John Harris.) b. 
Bolennowe, Camborne, 14 Oct., 1820. cf. The 
New Briton Journ., (America,) 2 Apl., 1859. 

Lays from the mine, the moor, and the moun- 
tain. By J. Harris. Lond., Simpkin, [Oct.], 
1853, 12"., pp. 112, 1/6.— 2 ed. with litho- 
graph frontispiece and several additional poems. 
Lond., A. Heylin, [Apl], 1856, 8°., pp. 186, 4/-. 

The Land's End, Kynance Cove, and other 
poems. By J. Harris. Lond., A. Heylin, 1859, 
[Sept., 1858,] 8"., pp. 180, 3/6. 

Note. — The above were written whilst the author 
was working as a miner, his other works were composed 
at Falmouth. 

The Mountain Prophet, the Mine, and other 
poems. By J. Harris. Lond., A. Heylin, [Sept.], 
1860, 8«., pp. 158, 4/-. 

A Story of Carn Brea, essays and poems. By 
J. Harris, Cornish Miner... Lond., Hamilton, 
Adams & Co., [Mch.], 1863, 8»., pp. 239, 4/-. 

The Shakspere tercentenary first prize poem. 
By J. Harris. Adjudicators : The Right Hon. 
Lord Lyttleton, G. Dawson, M.A., C. Bray, Esq. 
Taunton, Coventry, [22 April,] 1864, 8"., 6d. 

Note. — The original MSS. of this work is preserved 
in the Shakspeare Museum, at Stratford-on-Avon. This 
poem was selected from upwards of 80 contributions, 
and the prize, a gold watch, presented to the author. 

Shakspere's Shrine, an Indian story, essays 
and poems. By J. Harris. Lond., Hamilton, 
[Sep.], 1866, 8"., pp. 236, 5/-. 

Rilla Rock, the maid of the moor. By J. 
Harris. Penryn, 1867, 8"., pp. 22, 3d. 

Luda, a lay of the Druids, hymns, tales, 
essays, and legends. Lond., Hamilton ; Exeter, 
F. Clapp, [Oct.], 1868, 8"., pp. 272, 5/-. 

Bulo, Reuben Ross. A 'Tale of the Manacles, 
Hymn, Song, and Story. By J. Harris. Lond., 
Hamilton. Exeter, Frederick Clapp, [Sept.], 
1871, 80., pp. 386, 6/-. 

Note. — Dedicated to Robert Alexander Gray, Esq., 
Camberwell. 

The Converted Miller and the Miner. [A 
poem.] Anon. Illustration. Lond., The Reli- 
gious Tract Soc, No. 1642, 8"., pp. 8, 2/4 per 100. 

Nancy Gray. [A poem.] Amn. Illustration. 
Lond., The Religious Tract Soc, No. 1643, 8"., 
pp. 8, 2/4 per 100. 

Betsy Bhght. [A poem.] Anon. Illustration. 
Lond., The Religious Tract Soc, No. 1647, S"., 
pp. 8, 2/4 per 100. 



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HAEEIS, John. (Con.). 

Old Eoger Eough, the Cornish Streamer. [A 
poem.] Anon. Illustration. Lond., The Reli- 
gious Tract Soc, No. 1,639, S°., pp. 8, 2/4 per 
100. 

Daniel Donor, the Pedlar. [A poem.] Anon. 
Illustration. Lond., The Religious Tract Soc, 
No. 1649, 80., pp. 8, 2/4 per 100. 

Widow Watt. Anon. Illustration. 3rd ed. 
Leominster Tract Assoc, No. 63, 8"., pp. 8, 2/6 
per 100. 

Old Robin Green. Anon. Illustration. 3rd 
ed. Leominster Tract Assoc, No. 75, 8"., pp. 
8, 2/6 per 100. 

Edmund Ivy, the Fisherman. Anon. Illustra- 
tration. Leominster Tract Assoc, No. 79, 8°., 
pp. 8, 2/6 per 100. 

The Winding Wye. A Song. The Music by 
Shirley Keeldar. [pseud, i.e. ] The -words 

by J. Harris. Lond., Augener, [1863], fol., 2/-. 

History of Falmouth... including a poem on 
Falmouth, written expressly for this work by 
Mr. Harris, the Cornish Poet. By E. S. Tre- 
goning, (1865), q.v. 

Note.— [The Poem] " On Palmoutli," pp. 5-8. 

HARRIS, John, of Camborne. 

On the labour market. Bep. B.C. P. Soc, 1844, 
p. 100. 

Improved saw-setting machine. Woodcut, ib., 
1849, p. 110. 

HARRIS, John Edwin (son of John Olver 
Harris.) b. Penryn, 3 July, 1837. 
The Hayle Weekly News. [1st No. dated 24 
Apl., 1869.] Hayle, printed and published by 
J. E. Harris, 1869, demy 8°., pp. 8, Id. Con- 
tinuing. See HARRIS, J. 0., (1868). 

Harris's New Selection of 50 Carols and 
Anthems. Hayle, printed and sold by J. E. 
Harris, n.d., [1870], 8°., pp. 24, Id. 

Note. — ^A similar Selection of Carols, etc., has been 
printed annually, in October, for some years. 

HARRIS, John Olver (son of John Harris.) 

b. Penryn, 1 Dec, 1812. 

The Cornwall Temperance Journal. A 
Monthly Periodical. [1st No. dated Apl., 1838.] 
Falmouth, printed and published by J. 0. 
Harris, 1838, to May, 1842, cr., 4"., pp. 8, Id. 

Note.— It was afterwards printed at Hayle until 
1848, when Mr. Henry Mudge, of Bodmin, became the 
Editor, and the- printing was transferred to the latter 
jla'ce. 

The Hayle Miscellany. A Monthly Journal, 
fist No. dated Jan., 1859.] Hayle, printed and 
3)ublished by J. 0. Harris, 1859-66,, demy 8"., 
yp'. 20, Id. 



HAEEIS, John Olver. (Con.). 

The Cornish Herald. A Monthly Journal. 
[1st No. dated Apl., 1866.] Hayle, printed and 
published by J. 0. Harris, 1866, demy, 8"., pp. 
16, Id. 

Note. — This Journal was discontinued in Dec, 
1867, and gave place to the following. 

The Hayle Weekly news. [1st No. dated 1 
Jan., 1868.] Hayle, printed and published by 
J. 0. Harris, 1868, Demy 8"., pp. 8, Id. 

Note. — 111 health caused Mr. J. 0. Harris to 
transfer this paper to Mr. J. E. Harris, in Apl., 1869. 

HARRIS, JosiAH (son of Will. Harris.) b. 
Mevagissey, 6 May, 1821. ' 

The Bath Herald and General Advertiser for 
Somersetshire, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, and 
the West of England. Printed and published 
[every Saturday] by Mary Meyler...Bath, fol. 
Note.— Edited by J. Harris from 1848 to 1852. 

The Western Luminary and family newspaper 
for Devon, Cornwall, Somerset, and Dorset. 
Printed and published [every Tuesday] by the 
proprietress Mary Dewdney, Exeter, fol. 
Note. — Edited by J. Harris from 1854 to 1855. 

The Wolverhampton Journal and Mining Dis- 
trict Advertiser. Printed [every Saturday] at 
the Journal Office, 28 King St., Wolverhampton, 
fol. 

Note.— Edited by J. Harris from 1855 to 1856. 

The Oxford University Herald, City and 
County Advertiser. Printed and published [every 
Saturday] by Joseph Vincent, Oxford, fol. 

Note. — Edited by J. Harris in 1856. 

The Cambridge Chronicle and University 
Journal. Cambridge, printed [every Saturday] 
by C. W. Naylor, fol. 

Note. The University and Ecclesiastical Depart- 
ment of this Chronicle was edited by J. Harris from 
1852 to 1854. 

The Pulpit of Cornwall; its preachers and 
their teachings. By Ishmael. [pseud, i.e., J. 
Harris.] No. i, Feb. 14, 1859. Published by 
F. T. Vibert, Penzance ; Wm. Parkhouse, Truro, 
and sold by all Booksellers, 8"., pp. iv and 3- 
56^ l/.._]Sfo. ii, March 1, 1859. ..Printed and 
published by William Parkhouse, (late Endean,) 
Truro ■ F. T. Vibert, Penzance, and all book- 
sellers' 8"., pp. viii and 57-112, 1/-.— No. iii. 
May 1, 1 859, William Parkhouse, (late Endean,) 
Truro ; F. T. Vibert, Penzance, and all book- 
sellersi 8"., pp. xi and 112-44, 6d. 

jifoTE. No more published, although a fourth 

number was announced. 

BB 



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HAKRIS, JosiAH. (Con.). 

A Dialogue in Mevagissey Churchyard. A 
Domestic Piece. By J. Harris, formerly Chief 
Editor of the Western Luminary. Bath, printed 
and published by Tabb, 18- -, 8^, 2/-. 

The Sabbath. By Josiah Harris. Wolver- 
hampton, printed andpublishedby Geo. Williams, 
1855 1 80. 

A biographical notice of Thomas Stark, the 
Mevagissey Quaker, with notes comprehending 
his domestic manners, politics, morals, religion. 
How he got riches and disposed of them. His 
death and the respect paid to his remains on the 
day of his burial. By Cantabar, [i.e, J. Harris.] 
Bath, printed and published by Wood Brothers, 
18- -, 8"., 4d. 

The Test and Triumph of the Bible. An Alle- 
gory. By J. Harris. Bath, printed and published 
by Meyler and Son, 18 , 8". 

A Voice from the Police Court or the danger 
of too much punch. By Saint Meva, [i.e., J. 
Harris.] Plymouth, Will. Brandon, 26, George 
St., 18- -, 8"., 6d. 

The Mevagissey Life Boat. By J. Harris. 
Printed and published by Philip Giles, St. Aus- 
tell, 18- -, 8". 

The Sabbath and the working classes. Being 
a reply to certain sermons preached in the Abbey 
Church, Bath, by the Rev. Mr. Stevens. By 
J. Harris. Bath, printed and published by Wood 
Brothers, 18 , 8"., 6d. 

A Voice from the ocean grave. An Essay on 
the deaths of Richard Coombe, John Cockin, 
Joseph Nettle, and James Hobba, of Holmbush, 
by drowning, near Mevagissey, on Sunday, the 
11th Sept., 1859. Also a supplement containing 
notices of the sermons preached by the Rev. 
W. Bamfield, M.A., and the Rev. Thomas Snell. 
An article on the Teare Testimonial, etc., etc. 
Respectfully dedicated to the Magistrates of 
Cornwall by A PhUanthrophist, [i.e., J. Harris.] 
— 2nd ed., Truro, printed by W. J. Clyma, St. 
Nicholas St., 1859, 8°. 

A Tear and a Floweret. By J. Harris. This 
work embraces a Messianic Sermon preached by 
the Rev. Dr. Etheridge, M.A., [at Mevagissey,] 
also a notice of his Translation of the Targums 
of Onkelos...and a letter from the Rev. Mr. 
Hughes,_ speaking of his interview with the 
Doctor in his last hours. Truro, printed and 
published by W. Lake, Boscawen St., 1871, 8"., 
pp. V and 71.— 3rd ed. Bristol, Marwood, Son 
and Hall, 1871, 8«. 

Life of Robert Raikes, Esq., and the History 
of Sunday Schools. Edited by J. Harris. 

Note. — Now in preparation, (Deo., 1871.) 



HARRIS, William, M.P. for St. Ives, 1690-95; 
(son of Christopher Harris of Kenegie.) d.l7Q9, 
aged 57. 

AD. 1682, 12 May, No. 218. Patent to John 
Tredenham, Charles Vivian, John Trewren, 
Esquires, and William Harris, Gentleman, for 
" A new engine for the drawing of water after a 
more facile and advantageous way then hath 
ever beene heretofore practised or found out, 
which may be of great vse in drawing the water 
out of the Tinn Mines in Cornwall, and other 
mines." Lond., 1682, fol. — Reprinted, Lond., 
Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1857, fol., pp. 4, 3d. 

HARRIS, William (son of Will. Harris.) b. 
Newlyn, near Penzance, 3 March, 1818. 

Lines on John Newcombe. A Member and 
a Sunday School Teacher of the Independent 
Society, Penzance, who died on the 6th day of 
September, 1850, after a long and painful illness, 
aged 23 years, by W. Harris, of Newlyn. n.p. or 
d., [1850,] fol., s. sh. 

Lines written on the deaths of Henry and 
Amelia Potts, who died of Scarlet Fever, Janry. 
21st, 1855. Addressed to their Mother by their 
Cousin, W. Harris, Newlyn. n.p. or d., [1855,] 
fol., s. sh. 

HARRIS, William [i.e., Arundell, W. A. H.] 

A plain and brief statement... By J. Beard, 
(1810), q.v. 

HARRIS, W. A. See Arundell, W. A. H. 

HARRIS, Sir William Snow, F.R.S. (son of 
Thomas Harris.) I. Plymouth, 1792. d. 
Windsor Villas, Plymouth, 22 Jan., 1867. 

A description and account of a new kind of 
Mariner's Compass. Bep. R.G.P.Soc, 1840, pp. 
63-65. 

Observations on Meteorology, ib., 1841, p. 6. 

HARRISON, Sir George, K.C.H. Auditor of 

the Duchies of Cornwall and Lancaster, d. 

Spring Garden Terrace, London, 3 Feb., 1841. 

Substance of a Report on the Laws and 
Jurisdiction of the Stannaries in Cornwall. By 
Sir Geo. Harrison, K.C.H., one of His Majesty's 
Special Commissioners for Managing the Affairs 
of the Duchy of Cornwall, and Auditor of the 
Revenues and Keeper of the Records of the said 
Duchy, 1829. Lond., Longman, 1835, 8°., pp. 
178, 6/-. 

Memoir respecting the Hereditary Revenues 
of the Crown and the Revenues of the Duchies 
of Cornwall and Lancaster, and remonstrance 
and petition addressed to the Chancellor and 
Council of the Duchy of Lancaster. n.d., [18381 
8o.,pp. 91. ''■■'' 



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HAERISON, Sib Geobqe, K.O.H. (Con.). 

Note. — At page 83 ooeurs the signature of Sir G. 
Harrison, as author of the Memoir, and the date, 5 
Nov., 1838. 

HAERISON, Vice-Admiral Henry, d. Graves- 
end, East Antony, 13 March, 1759. cf. Gent. 
Mag., xxix, 146, (1759) ; Charnock's Biog. 
Navalis, v, 24-32. 

HAERISON, Rev. Thomas. R. ofLanivet, 1639. 
d. ante 1660. cf. ^Father's Sufferings, pt. ii, 
262. 

HAEEISON, [William] bro. of Sir G. Harrison. 

St. Ives Election. On the petition of Sir 
Walter Stirling, Bart., complaining of an undue 
return in James Eobert Geo. Graham, Esq., and 
Lyndon Evelyn, Esq. The reply of Mr. Harrison, 
the petitioner's counsel on the above petition. 
Lond., printed by W. Glendinning, 25, Hatton 
Garden, 1820, S"., pp. 101. 

HAEEISON, HAEEOD, and Go. 

Harrison, Harrod, and Co.'s Postal Directory 
and Gazetteer of Devonshire and Cornwall, con- 
taining a descriptive account of every town, 
village, hamlet, and parish, followed by a 
directory. Lond., printed for the Publishers, by 
Thomas Danks, 9, Crane Court, Fleet Street, 
1862, 8"., pp. viii and 1,008, 26/-. 

Note. — Account of Cornwall, contained in pp. 758- 
1,008. 

HAERY, Philip, R.N. 6. 1786. d. Bodmin, 
1815. hwr. 12 May. cf Gent. Mag., Ixxxv, 
pt. ii, 86, (1815.) 

Note. — Author of poetical pieces in Cornwall 
Gazette and West Briton under signature of H. 

HART, Rev. Ebenezer Stear, M.A. (son of 
Rev. Hugh Eart, D.D.) b. Paisley, 18 Sept., 
1823. Minister of the Countess of Hunting- 
don's Chapel at St. Ives, 1851-59. Now 
(Dec, 1871) at Chalford, Gloucestershire. 
A Ramble in Cornwall. By E. S. H[art.j The 
Harbinger, The Mag. of the Countess of Hunting- 
don's Connection, 1856, pp. 134-36. 

Memoir of the late Mr. Andrew Noal [b. at 
St. Ives, 1785. d. at St. Ives, 20 Aug., 1856 ] 
By E. S. Hart. ib. 1856, pp. 177-80. 

HART OR LYHARTE, Rt. Rev. Walter (son 
of a miller.) Fell, of Ex. Coll., 1425. Provost 
of Oriel, 1443, resigned, 28 Feb., 144f Bp. 
of Norwich, 24 Jan., 144| to 1472. b. Lan- 
teglos-by-Fowey. d. Norwich, 17 May, 1472. 
bur Norwich Cathedral, cf. Blomefield's Nor- 
folk, (1739-45), i, 131; ii, 380-82, 488; 
liinerarium Willelmi de Worcestre (J. Nasmith's 
ed., 1778), p. 113. 



HART OB LYHARTE, Rt. Rev. Waltek. (Gon.). 

Note. — The " Body Stone" of Bishop Hart is still 
to be seen in Norwich Cathedral, the sculptured roof of 
which was built by him. 

HARTE, Rev. Walter, M.A. (son of Rev 
Walter Harte.) R. of Creed, 1750-74. V. of 
St. Austell and St. Blazey, 1758-74. b. 1700. 
d. Bath, Mch., 1774. cf Lord Chesterfield^ s 
Letters (Mahon's Ed.), i, 47, ii, 29, 81, 159, 
313, 354, iii, 374, iv. 



Letter from Rev. W. Harte to the Et. Eev. 
Chas. Lyttleton, [describing the site of the battle 
of Stratton.] Dated Port Eliot, 13 Aug., 1743. 
Stowe Poetical MSS., Ixxv-lxxvii. cf. ff Conor's 
Bibl. MS., Stowensis, (1819), ii, 439. 

Note — The above letter is yiiintediiR Lysons' Magna 
Brit., {Cornwall,) p. 269. 

HAEVEY FAMILY. 

Descent and arms in Blazon of Harvey, of 
Hale, in CornwaU. Earl. MSS., 1,052, art. 224. 

HAEVEY, Eev. Edmund George, B.A. (eld. 
son of Eev. W. W. Earvey.) E. of Truro, 
1860-65. V. of MuUion, 1865. b. Penzance, 
20 Feb., 1828. ba:pt. 19 Mch. 

Our Cruise in the Undine. Journal of an 
English Pair-oar Expedition through France, 
Prussia, etc. By the Captain {i.e. E. G. Harvey.] 
With etchings by one of ourselves. Lond., J. 
W. Parker, 1854, 8"., pp. 156. 

Short Services for daily use in Families. 
Lond., J. Masters, 1856, 12"., pp. 54.— 2nd ed., 
1864, 12". 

A Pastoral Address to the Parishioners of St. 
Mary, Truro, specially those dwelhng in and 
near Castle Hill, Boscawen Eow, Pydar Street, 
and the more immediate neighbourhood of St. 
Mary's Chapel. [By Eev. E. G. Harvey.] Truro, 
J. E. Netherton, 1858, 12"., pp. 11. 

Note.— Dated Rectory, St. Mary, Truro, Lent, 1858. 

Psalmody, Gregorian Tones, etc. A Letter by 
E. G. Harvey, Curate of St. Mary, Truro. Truro, 
J. E. Netherton, 1858, 12o., pp. 12. 

A Form of Pointing the Canticles to the use 
of the Anglican Chant. By E. G. Harvey. 
Truro, J. E. Netherton, 1859, 12»., pp. 11, Id. 
Printed for the Cornwall Association of Church 
Choirs. 

An Address to the Parishioners of St. Mary, 
Truro, and others habitually attending Truro 
Church. Containing a brief statement of the 
Services, Schools, Societies, and other matters 
connected with the Church in this Parish. By 
E. G. Harvey, Eector. Truro, J. E. Netherton, 
1861, 8"., pp. 30. 



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HABVEY, Bev. Edmund Geokge, B.A. (Gon.). 

The Choral Service of the Church. A Sermon 
preached before the Cornwall Association of 
Church Choirs at its Fifth Meeting, held at S. 
Mary, Truro, on Tuesday, September 11, 1860, 
by the Rev. E. G. Harvey, Eector of Truro. Truro, 
prmted for the Association, by J. R. Netherton, 
1860, 8°., pp. 14, 6d. 

Works Manifest and Follov^ring. A Sermon 
preached before the Mayor and Corporation of 
Truro, on Monday, December 23rd, 1861, on 
the occasion of the Funeral of the late Prince 
Consort. By the Rev. E. G. Harvey. Truro, 
J. E. Netherton, 1861, 8°., pp. 8, 6d. 

" Orat qui laborat." — "How the Parson caught 
his fish on Christmas Day." By E. G. Harvey. 
Privately printed, [MuUyon,] 1869, 8°. 

Note,— Extracted from "The Mullyon Gull," a 
manuscript monthly periodical edited by the Bev. E. G. 
Harvey, 1889-71. 

" A word of remonstrance " being an unspoken 
address to the inhabitants of Mullyon. By the 
Vicar of that parish, E. G. Harvey, B.A. Truro, 
W. Lake, 1871, 8o. 

La Rosaura. Polka BrUlante. Dedi^e a 
Madame Harvey. Compos6e par E. G. H[arvey.] 
n.p. or printer's name, [1846,] fol., pp. 5. 

"When death is drawing near." Lines 
translated from De la Motte Fouqu6's "Sintram." 
Set to music by E. (3-. Harvey, Truro, [1853,] 
fol. 

Undinen — Waltzen fiir das Piano Forte von 
E. G. H[arvey], Bruges, Octobre, 1853. Lith. 
A. Ancot, rue S. Georges, Bruges, [1853,] fol. 

"S. Matthias." A Hymn Tune to "Jesu, 
Refuge of my soul," by E. G. Harvey. Truro, 
[1859,] fol. 

"S. Malo." A Hymn Tune to "Jesu meek 
and gentle " by E. G. Harvey. Truro, [1862,] 
fol. 

" S. Lucian." A Hymn Tune to " When our 
heads are bowed with woe " by E. G. Harvey 
Truro, [1862,] fol. 

"0 Lord my God." Lines from "The 
Christian Year," set to music by E. G. Harvey. 
Weston-super-mare, [1864,] fol. 

" The signal gun." Soldier's song, a German 
melody. Words and harmonies by E. G. Harvey. 
Weston-super-mare, [1864,] fol. 

Our Children's Matin Hymn. German Melody. 
The Words and Harmonies by E. G. Harvey 
Lond., Novello, [1864,] 12°. 

Our Children's Evensong. German Melody. 
The Words and Harmonies by E. G. Harvey 
Lond., Novello, [1864,] 12°. 

The Worle Te Deum. An easy arrangement 
for the use of Parish Choirs by E. G.. Harvey 
Lond., Novello, [1865,] 12o., pp. 7, 4d 



HABVEY, Ejsv. EBMnND Geobgb, B.A. (Con.). 

"Strawberry Leaves." An old Cornish song 
newly set by E. G. Harvey. Mullyon, [1867,] 
fol. 

" A Litany of the Holy Name.'' Music by E. 
G. Harvey. MuUyon, [1870,] fol. 

HARVEY, Fanny. 

Narrative of a voyage to Australia. Letters 
written by Fanny Harvey [formerly of Redruth 
Highway] to her Mother, whUe on board the 
emigrant ship Tornado, bound for Melbourne, 
with a description of the country on her arrival. 
Redruth, printed and published by J. S. Doidge, 
1869, fcp. 8"., pp. 32. 

HARVEY, F. W. 

On a new sketching easel. By F. W. Harvey, 
Oxford. Bep. B.O.P.Soc, 1852, p. 100. 

HARVEY, G.W. Plymouth. 

The Logan Stone overturned, 1824. See 
Goldsmith, Lieut. H. C. 

HARVEY, Henry (7 son of Will. Harvey.) h. 

Penzance, 10 May, 1804. d. Bodmin Asylum, 

1857. 

Original poems and translations. By H. 
Harvey. MSS. penes Mrs. A. Harvey, Penzance. 

HARVEY, John. A Cooper at Mousehole (son 
of John Harvey.) b. Kerris. bapt. Paul, 8 
Dec, 1714. d. Mousehole, 1799. cf B. 
Treffry's Mem. of B. Trewavas, Sen., (1839,) pp. 
8, 9, 14, 16, 24.; Mem. of W. Carvosso, (1835,) 
p. 6. 

Note. — "It was beneath Mr. Harvey's roof that 
Methodism was first received in Mousehole." 

HARVEY, John (4 son of Will. Harvey.) b. 
Penzance, 10 Feb., 1796. d. Penzance, 13 
Oct., 1844. 

The Canorum Conclave. In Two parts with 
an Appendix. By John Harvey, assisted by 
other persons. MSS. 

Note. — Written on the occasion of erecting an 
organ in the Wesleyan Chapel, Penzance. Never printed, 
but many copies circulated in MSS. There are varia- 
tions in some of the copies. 

Original Poems on various subjects. By John 
Harvey; 1838-40. MSS. penes Mr. W. G. 
Harvey, Penzance. 

A paraphrase on the Lord's Prayer. By John 
Harvey, written, 24 Sep., 1843, 8"., pp. 16. 
MSS. penes Mr. W. G. Harvey. 

A tale of the dark ages. A Fragment. Anon. 
n.p. or d. [Penzance, E. Paddy ?] 8". s. sh. 

To Mr. Tailor Gann. Signed John Harvey. 
n.p. or d. [Penzance, E. Paddy,] S". s. sh. 



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HAHVEY, Nicholas Oliver {son of John 
Harmy, of St. Columh). b. Helston, 22 Apl., 
1803. d. 13, Ladbroke Terrace, Notting Hill, 
London, 7 June, 1861. 6m?-. St. Erth. 

Memoir of Nicholas Oliver Harvey, M. Inst. 
C.E. — Excerpt Annual Eeport of the Institution 
of Civil Engineers, 1861-62, [vol. xxi, 558-60, 
1862.1 Lond., printed for W. Clowes and Sons, 
Stamford Street and Charing Cross, 1862, 8°., 
pp. 5. 

A.D. 1839, June 12, No. 8,103. Specification 
of Nicholas Harvey, of Hayle... Cornwall, and 
William West, of Saint Blazeys, (sic), in the 
same county. Machinists, for "An improved 
valve for machines for raising water and other 
liquids." Drawing annexed. Lond., 1839, fol. — 
Eeprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1850, 
fol., pp. 4, 5d. 

A.D. 1846, Mch. 3, No. 11,366. Specification 
of N. Harvey, of Hayle Foundry, in the parish 
of Saint Earth, (sic), in the coanty of Cornwall, 
for " Certain improvemei^ts in filtering of water 
for steam engines and boilers." Drawing an- 
nexed. Lond., 1846, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., 
Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1855, fol, pp. 4, 6d. 

An experimental enquiry concerning the 
relative power of, and useful effect produced by 
The Cornish and Boulton and Watt pumping 
engines, and cylindrical and waggon-head boilers. 
By Thomas Wicksteed. Lond., John Weale, 59, 
High Holborn, 1841, 4"., pp. viii and 34, with 
6 Tables. 

Note. — Contains an account of an 80-incli cylinder 
engine erected for the Bast London Water Work Co., at 
OldEord, by Harvey and Co., of Hayle, to wMch Messrs. 
Harvey and West's patent double beat valve was applied 
with great success, pp. 3, 17, 33. 

HARVEY, Thomas Hingston (3 son of Rev. 
W. W. Sarvey.) Eesident at Constantinople 
since 1863. J. Penzance, 26 Feb., 1831. hapt. 
22 Apl. 

In Memoriam E.G. obiit, Feb. viii. A.D. 
1851. setat XX. n.p. or d. 16o., pp. 2. 

Note. — Dirge dated 9 Feb., 1851 : Eesponse dated 
29 March, 1853. 

The Lay of the old Church Clock. Dated 
Truro, March 18, 1851, 8"., pp. 4. 

G-lyglumgleagh. A legend of the olden time. 
By the author of " The Famine," " A trip on 
Truro Eiver," etc. Truro, J. E. Netherton, 
1849, 8"., pp. 12. 

. St. Michael's Mount. By the author of 
"Glyglumgleagh"...Lond., Hope and Co., Great 
'Marlborough St., 1852, 12"., pp. 14. 

■ Note .-^Signed T. H. H. and dated Penzance, August 
20, 1852. Dedicated to Bllen Georgiana Harvey, of 
Lamoma Cottage, Penzance. 



HARVEY, Thomas Hikoston. (Con.). 

The Tourist's Guide through Cornwall, by 
Eoad, by Eiver and by Eail. Illustrated with 
original etchings from sketches taken on the spot 
by T. H. Harvey. Truro, J. E. Netherton, 1861, 
120., pp. 89, 1/6. 

Harkylogy. Mr. Theodosius Smitheram's ac- 
count of the sayings and doings of the Cambrian 
Archaeological Association. Eecited at Truro, on 
Thursday evening, September 4th, 1862. By T. 
H.H. Truro, J. E. Netherton, 1862, IS^., pp. 15, 
6d. 

HAEVEY, William. 

A larger and new description of the parish of 
Linkinhorne, in the county of Cornwall, with 
all its bounds, limits, rivers, brooks, highways, 
villages, situations, nature, value, fertility, rates, 
rents, etc. By W[illiam] H[arvey], 1728, fcp., 
pp. 28. MSS. penes Eev. James Dingle, Vicar 
of Euswarp, Whitby. 

HAEVEY, Eev. William Woodis, M.A. E. 

of Truro, 1839-60; Prebendary of Exeter, 

1859-64. h. Penzance, 15 June, 1798. d. 

Torquay, 6 Oct., 1864. cf. Gent. Mag., xvii, 

662, (1864.) 

Sketches of Hayti ; from the expulsion of the 
French to the death of Christophe. By W. W. 
Harvey, of Queen's College, Cambridge. Lond., 
L. B. Seeley and Son ; Thames Ditton, L. B. 
Seeley, [printed] 1827, 8°., pp. xvi and 416, 
10/6. 

The character and ministry of the Church of 
England. A sermon preached in the Parish 
Church of Falmouth, on Sunday April 27, 1834. 
By Eev. W. W. Harvey, B.A., of Queen's College, 
Cambridge, Joint-Curate of Falmouth. PubUshed 
at the request of the Congregation. Lond., 
printed for J. G. and F. Eivington ; James Lake, 
Falmouth, 1834, 8°. 

Note. — This sermon is No. sv, in the collected 
edition of his sermons published in 1835. 

The Efiicacy of the Gospel. A Sermon preached 
in the Parish Church of Falmouth, on Sunday, 
April 26, 1835. By Eev. W. W. Harvey, B.A., 
of Queen's College, Cambridge, Joint-Curate of 
Falmouth. Pubhshed by request. Lond., printed 
for J. G. and F. Eivington, and James Lake, 
Falmouth, 1835, 8°., pp. 40. 

]v(oTE. — This sermon is No. iv, in the collected 
edition cf his sermons published in the same year. 

Sermons preached in the Parish Church of 
Falmouth, by Eev. W. W. Harvey, M.A., of 
Queen's College, Cambridge, Joint-Curate of 
Falmouth. Lond., printed for J. G. and F. Eiv- 
ington, and sold by James Lake, Falmouth, 1835, 
8"., pp. xii and 366, 12/-. 



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HABVEY, Eet. William Woobis, M.A. (Oon.J. 

Sermon on the knowledge of a resurrection to 
come [on II, Cor., v, i.] by Rev. W. W. Harvey, 
in " Original Family Sermons." Lond., Parker, 
1833-35, 5 vols., 12o. 

Note. — Mr. Harvey's Sermon is No. xix, in vol. v, 
pp. 279-92. 

The dangers of a sea-faring life. A sermon 
preached in the Parish Church of Falmouth. 
By Eev. W. W. Harvey, M.A., (Joint-Curate of 
Falmouth.) Falmouth, printed and published by 
James Lake, printer, &c., 1836, 8°., pp. 15, 3d. 

The Tribulation and Triumph of Christ's Holy 
Catholic Church. A Sermon preached in St. 
Mary's Church, Truro, on Friday, Aug. 30, 

1839, at the triennial Visitation of the Right 
Reverend Henry, Lord Bishop of Exeter, by the 
Rev. W. W. Harvey... Truro, printed and pub- 
lished by E. Heard, 1839, 8°., pp. 34. 

The duty and benefits of supporting Charitable 
Institutions. A Sermon on Heb. xiii, 16, 
preached in St. Mary's Church, Truro, on Wed- 
nesday, Aug. 12, 1840. By the Rev. W. W. 
Harvey, M.A., Rector of Truro. Before the 
Governors of the Royal Cornwall Infirmary, and 
published at their request. Truro, E. Heard, 

1840, 8°. 

The House of God, the House of Prayer. A 
Sermon on Luke xix, 46, preached at St. Mary's 
Church, Truro, on the 10th Sunday after Trinity, 
Aug. 15, 1841. By Rev. W. W. Harvey. 
Truro, E. Heard, 1841, 8o. 

Sermon x. The love of the Church of God, 
and of his earthly sanctuary. Preached at the 
consecration of St. Michael's Church, Stoke 
Dameral, Aug. 1, 1845. By W. W. Harvey... 
in Eight Visitation Sermons,... and Two Consecra- 
tion Sermons, (1845,) pp. 277-300.- 

Discourses preached in the Parish Church of 
St. Mary's, Truro. By Rev. W. W. Harvey, M.A. 
. . .R. of Truro. Lond., Rivington. . .Truro, Heard, 
1846, 80., pp. xii and 362, 11/-. 

Mutual Assistance, a Christian Duty. A 
Sermon preached in Truro Church, to the Truro 
Friendly Society, on Whit-Monday, June 1st, 
1857. By the Rev. W. W. Harvey. Truro, J. 
R. Netherton, 1857, 12"., pp. 16, 4d. 

Reflections on the Mutiny in India. A Sermon 
preached in Truro Church, on Wednesday, 
October 7, 1857, (being the day of the General 
Fast.) By the Rev. W. W. Harvey. Truro, J. 
R. Netherton, 1857, pp. 24, 1/-. 

The Music of the Church. A Sermon preached 
before the Cornwall Association of Church 
Choirs, on its first Meeting at St. Mary, Truro, 
on the Festival of St. Michael and All Angels. 
By the Rev. W. W. Harvey. Truro, J. E. 
Netherton, 1858, 8o., pp. 24, 6d. Printed for 
the Association. 



HAEVEY, Eev. William Woodib, M.A. (Con.). 

On the Use of Granite. By Zeta \i.e., Eev. 
W. W. Harvey.] Cornish Mag., iii, 107-11, 
(1828.) 

Essays on Conversation No. 1. ih., iii, 163-66. 

HASLAM, Rev. William. Curate of Perran- 

zabuloe, 1842-1846 ; Incumbent of Baldhu, 8 

Mch., 1847-1855 ; R. of Buckenham, Norfolk, 

1851-71 ; V. of Little Missenden, Bucks,1871. 

Perran-zabuloe with an account of the past 

and present state of the oratory of St. Piran 

in the Sands, and remarks on its antiquity. 

Views. By the Rev. W. Haslam, B.A. Lond., 

John Van Voorst, 1844, 8°., pp. viii, and 151, 

4/6. 

Note. — Original preface dated Lambriggan, St. 
Perran-zabuloe, 30 Aug., 1844. 

The Heavenly Jerusalem. A Sermon to the 
Cornish. By Rev. W. Haslam, Curate of St. Per- 
ranzabuloe. Truro, E. Heard and Sons, 1845, 
12"., 6d. 

The Cross and the Serpent ; being a brief 
history of the triumph of the cross through a 
long series of ages in prophecy, types, and ful- 
filment. By Rev. W. Haslam, Perpetual Curate 
of St. Michael's, Baldiu. Oxford [printed] and 
Lond., J. H. Parker, 1849, 12"., pp. xv and 
273.— 1850, 12"., 5/-. 

Religious Excitement. A letter to the Rev. E. 
H. Browne, (1851,) q.v. 

An Address to the people of Baldiu. By their 
faithful minister, W. Haslam. Truro, J. R. 
Netherton, Easter, 1853, 8°., pp. 8. 

Conversion. — A Lecture delivered by request 
at Penryn, in Cornwall, on the 12 July, 1853. 
By the Eev. W. Haslam, Perpetual Curate of 
Baldiu. Truro, printed and published by J. E. 
Netherton. Lond., J. and C. Mozley, 1853, 8°., 
pp. 27, 6d. 

A Letter to the Venerable the Archdeacon of 
Cornwall, on the occasion of a Lecture delivered 
at Penryn, on the 12th July, 1853. By the Eev. 
W. Haslam, Perpetual Curate of Baldiu. Truro, 
printed and published by J. E. Netherton. Lond., 
J. and C. Mozley, 1853, 8o., pp. 11.— 2nd ed., 
1853, 8°., pp. 11. 

Scriptural contrasted with fanatical conver- 
sion, being a reply to a Letter of the Eev. W. 
Haslam, addressed by him to the Venerable the 
Archdeacon of Cornwall. By the Eev. John 
Tucker, Incumbent of Christ Church, LanartL 
Truro, Heard and Sons, 1853, 8o., pp. 39. 

A Correspondence with the Eev. W. Haslam, 
Incumbent of Baldiu, Cornwall, to which is 
appended A Letter to his Parishioners by the 
Eev. Charles Lyne, Vicar of Tywardreath and 
Prebendary of Exeter. Truro, printed and pub- 
lished by J. E. Netherton, 1854, 8"., pp. 16. 



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HASLAM, Eev. William. (Con.). 

All this and Christ too ; or the story of a 
Cornish Mine Girl. By Eev. W. Haslam. No. 
102, Norwich Series of Eeligious Tracts. Nor- 
wich, Samuel Jarrold, n.d. [186-], 8"., pp. 4, 2/-. 
for 250. 

Ancient rings, one silver found on skeleton at 
St. Piran, the other gold, found in Kenwyn St., 
Truro. Proc. Soc. Antiq., i, 60, (1844.) 



On the crosses of Cornwall. Bep. B.I.G., 
1845, p. 26. 

On the seal of the Dominican Friars, Truro. 
il., 1847, p. 61. 

On the Eoche Eock. ih., 1849, p. 54. 

On Tintagel Castle, ih., 1850, p. 43. 

Inscribed stone near St. Clement's, Truro. 
ArchcBol. Journ., ii, 77, (1846.) 

Ancient oratories of Cornwall, ib., ii, 225-39. 

Inscribed stone near Fowey, Cornwall, ih., ii, 
388. 

An account of some monumental and wayside 
crosses still remaining in the west of Cornwall. 
ih., iv, 302-13, (1847.) 

A Paper on the history and character of the 
churches in Cornwall. Trans. Exeter Dioces. Archi- 
tect. Soc, ii, 92-103, (1847.) 

HASTINGS, Edward, 2 Baron Hastings (son 
of Will. Hastings, 1 Baron.) d. 1507. 
Account of Lord Hastings' Estates in Leicester, 

Cornwall, &c., A.D. 1500. Earl. MSS., 3881, 

art. 26, 4774, pp. 68, 72. 

HATCHETT, Charles, F.E.S. b. London, 2 
Jan., 1765. d. Chelsea, 10 March, 1847. 

Analysis of a triple sulphuret of lead, anti- 
mony, and copper, from Cornwall. Philos. Trans., 
xciv, 63-69, 1804; [Also found as a Pamphlet, 
Lond., W. Buhner and Co., 1804, 40., pp. 7.] 

An analysis of the magnetical pyrites, with 
remarks on some of the other sulphurets of iron. 
a., xciv, 314-45, 

HATFIELD, S. E. See Miles, S. E. 

HAUGHTON, Eev. Samttel, M.D., D.C.L., 
r.E.S., Fellow of Trin. Coll., Dublin (son of 
Samuel Eatighton.) h. Carlow, 21 Dec, 1821. 

Notes on the serpentines of Cornwall, and 
Connemara. Jown. Duhlin, Geol. Soc, v, 136-39, 
<1850-53.) 

On the joint systems of Ireland and Cornwall, 
and their mechanical origin. Proc Boy. Soc, xiii, 
142, 1864. [Philos. Trans., cliv, 393, 1864.] 



HAUGHTON, Eev. Samuel, M.D., &o. [Con.). 

Notes of a comparison of the Granites of 
Cornwall and Devonshire, with those of Leinster 
and Mourne. ih., xvii, 209-11, (1869.) Also 
found as a Pamphlet, 1870, 8". 

HAVILLAN, Joannes, of Cornwall. 

Epitome Poematis Joh. Havillensis, Angli- 
Cornubiensis ; qui se illic nuncupat architrenium. 
Cottonian MSS., Titus, D, xx. art., 19, fol. 141- 
142. 

HAWEIS, Eev. John Oliver Willyams, M.A. 

(son of the following J. h. Aldwinkle, 27 Nov., 

1805. 

The Power of Prayer. A Sermon on Mark 
xi, 24. By the Eev. J. 0. W. Haweis, Queen's 
College, Oxford. In " Practical Sermons" (Lond., 
J. W. Parker, 1845,) i, 393-404. 

Sketches of the Eeformation and Elizabethan 
Age. (Taken from the Contemporary Pulpit.) 
By the Eev. J. 0. W. Haweis. Lond., W. 
Pickering, 1844, sm. 8°., pp. xii and 323, 6/-. 

Note. — Originally published in the Brit . ^ Magazine. 
Vols. xx-xxiY, (1841-43.) '^ 

Sermons by the Eev. J. 0. W. Haweis. 
Morning Preacher at the Magdalen Hospital. 
Lond., J. W. Parker, 1848, sm. 8"., pp. viii and 
241, 5/-. 

Three Sermons preached on particular occa- 
sions, at All Saint's Church, Norwood. By the 
Eev. J. 0. W. Haweis. Published by request, 
and sold only at the National School Eoom, 
Upper Norwood. Lond., printed by James 
Truscott, Nelson Square, 1852, 8"., pp. 61, 2/6. 

The Ministry of Heroes. A sermon preached 
at All Saints, Norwood, on occasion of the 
funeral of the late Duke of Wellington. By the 
Eev. J. 0. W. Haweis. Lond., J. W. Parker 
and Son, 1852, sm. 8"., pp. 19, 6d. 

Light Sown for the Eighteous. A Sermon, by 
the Eev. J. 0. W. Haweis. Privately printed, 
1855, sm. 80. 

Is the Church bound for ever by the first four 
CEcumenical Councils 1 By the Eev. J. 0. W. 
Haweis. Lond., Strahan and Co., 1870, 8",, 
pp. 31, 1/-. 

HAWEIS, Rev. Thomas LL.B., M.D. (son of 
Thomas Haweis.) E. of All Saints, Aldwinkle, 
Northamptonshire, 1764. h. Eedruth, 1 Jan. 
1733. hapt. 20 Feb. d. Bath, 11 Feb., 
1820. hur. in the Abbey Church, cf. Life and 
Times of Countess of Huntingdon, i, 223-24, 
326, 391, 413-21, 486, ii, 314, 316-18, 487 ; 
Sidney's Life of Walker, -p. 199 and passim; 
Puhlic Characters for 1798-99, pp. 312-16; 
nt. Mem. of Living Authors, (1798), i, 243 ; 
Monthly Bepository, xv, 187, (1820) ; Evangeli- 



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I-IAWEIS, Eev. Thomas, LL.B., M.D. (Con.). 

calMag., xxviii, 104, 129, 174, 237, (1820); 
Upcoit's Biog. Diet, of Living Autliors; Gent. 
Mag., xxvii, 507-10, (1767), xc, pt. i, 277, 
290 (1820) ; Biog. Univ. Supp. (Paris, 1839) ; /. 
Morison's Fathers and Founders of the London 
Missionary Soc, (1840), ii, 170-207; /. 
Miller's "Our Hymns," (1866), pp. 212-13; 
Eose. 

Evangelical Principles and Practice, being 
fourteen sermons preached in the parish church 
of St. Mary Magdalen, in Oxford... By the Rev. 
T. Haweis, late of St. Mary Magdalen Hall, 
Oxford, and Chaplain to... the Earl of Peter- 
borow. Lond., printed by J. and W. Oliver, in 
Bartholomew-Close, and sold by... J. Painter, at 
Truro, and W. Eawlings, at St. Columb, 1762, 
8"., pp. viii and 328. — 2nd ed. corrected. Lond., 
printed for the author, and sold by E. DiHy, at 
the Eose and Crown, Poultry... 1763, 8"., pp. 
viii and 328, 5/-.— New ed., 1835, 12". 

The Communicants' Spiritual Companion, or 
an evangelical preparation for the Lord's Supper, 
. . .With meditations and helps for prayer suitable 
to the subject. By the Rev. T. Haweis, Late of 
Magdalen Hall, Oxford, and Chaplain to the Et. 
Hon. the Earl of Peterborow. Lond., printed 
for E. Dilly, in the Poultry... and sold by J. 
Painter, at Truro, 1763, 12"., pp. xii and 144. 
—2nd ed., 1763 ? 12o., pp. xii and 144.— A new 
ed. revised and corrected. Dublin, printed by 
John Jones, 90, Bride Street, 1808, 12"., pp. 
xii and 96, 1/1.— 9th ed. Lond.. 1809,12".— 
10th ed. Lond., printed by J. Mawman, 39, 
Ludgate Street., 1818, 12"., pp. xii and 138.— 
New ed. Jas. Robertson and Co., Edinburgh ; 
David R. Bleakley, Cork, 1830, 16"., pp. 223, 
2/-. — A new ed. revised with the Communion 
Office of the Church and additional prayers 
selected from various authors by the Rev. James 
Colley, M.A., Curate of Trinity Church, Shrews- 
bury. Shrewsbury, published by John Davies, 
1839, 24"., pp. 239.— With an introductory 
essay, by Rev. B. Philpot, late Archdeacon of 
the isle of Man. Lond., J. Nisbet and Co., 1845, 
16"., pp. xl and 214, 1/6.— 28 ed. Derby, Thos. 
Richardson; Lond., Simpkin, m.rf., [18 — ] 16"., 
pp. 258. — New ed. by Rev. Henry White, 1848, 
32"., 1/6.-1854, 32". 

Note. — The let and 2nd editions are of the same 
impression. 

An authentic narrative of some remarkable 
and interesting particulars in the life of * * * 
***** [i.g. the Rev. John Newton. J Commu- 
nicated in a series of letters to the Reverend Mr. 
Haweis, Rector ef Aldwinckle. And by him, at 
the request of friends, now made public. Lond., 
printed by R. Hett, for J. Johnson, opposite the 



HAWEIS, Eev. Thomas, LL.B., M.D. (Con.). 

Monument, 1764, 8"., preface unpaged, then pp. 
1-208, 2/-.— 3rd ed. Lond., printed for S. 
Drapier, T. Hitch and P. Hill, 1765, 12"., pp. 
192. — 9th ed. Lond., printed for J. Johnson, 
1799, 12"., pp. iv and 124. — Edinburgh, printed 
by T. Maccliesh and Co., 1801, 12"., pp. 166. 

Letters and sermons, with a review of Eccle- 
siastical history and hymns. By John Newton, 
Rector of St. Mary, Woolnoth, London. Lond., 
printed for J. Buckland, No. 57, Paternoster- 
Row, 1787, 6 vols., 12". 

Note. — Contains " An Authentic Narrative," i, 
1-103. 

The Evangelical Expositor, or a commentary 
on the Holy Bible, wherein the sacred text of 
the Old and New Testament is inserted at large, 
the sense explained, and the more difficult pas- 
sages elucidated, with practical observations. 
Also references to parallel scriptures ; the mar- 
ginal readings and a chronology. For the use of 
families and private christians of every denomi- 
tion. By the Rev. T. Haweis, Rector of 
Aldwinckle, and Chaplain to the Rt. Hon. the 
Earl of Peterborow. Lond., printed for E. and 
C. Dilly, in the Poultry, near the Mansion House, 
1765-6, 2 vols., fol., 42/-.— New ed., Glasgow, 
3 vols., 4". 

Note. — The work originally appeared in numbers. 

A faithful narrative of facts relative to the 

late presentation of Mr. H 's [i.e. Rev. T. 

Haweis] to the Rectory of Al — w — le, [i.e. Ald- 
winckle] in Northamptonshire. Setting forth 
the manner in which the same was obtained 
from the patron and the subsequent conduct of 

Mr. M n, [i.e. Rev. M. Madan] and Mr. H s, 

[i.e. Rev. T. Haweis]. To which are annexed 
some remarks on a manuscript narrative, sub- 
scribed M. M[adan.] Lond., printed for the 
author, and sold by the Booksellers in town and 
country, 1767, 4"., pp. 36, 1/-. 

Aldwincle. A candid examination of the Rev. 

Mr. M -'s conduct, as a counsellor and a 

friend, agreeable to the principles of law and 
conscience. Lond., printed for S. Bladon, 1767, 
8"., pp. 59, 1/-. 

The Priest in Rhyme ; an epistle to the Rev. 
and learned Mr. Br — w — r, concerning the pre- 
sentation of Mr. H s to the living of 

A] — nk — e, etc. Lond., Hingeston, 1767, 4"., 1/-. 

An answer to a pamphlet entitled " A faithful 
narrative of facts relative to the presentation of 

Mr. H s to the Rectory of Aldwincle," 

etc. By M. Madan. Lond., Dilly, 1767, 8"., 1/-. 

Remarks on the Answer of the Rev. Mr. 

M n to the Faithful Narrative, etc. By a 

Bystander. Lond.,.Lee, 1767, 8"., 1/-. 



HA^^. ?^7, 



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^J^WfllS^Bpv. Thomas, Jj];,.?., ^.D. (Gon.). 
Strictures upon Modprn Simony and the crime 
of Sini,oa Magiis, or 9,n; 4nquirJ: , into Mr. 
BlaclEtn'fe Accouat of ^imony, in his, la^e Answer 
to tlie Faithful Nattative of Facts relsiitive to 
the presentation of Mr. H— — 's [Haweis] to the 
Eectpry of Aldwinkle...Lpnd., printed for T. 
Yernor and J. Chater, Ludgate-Hill, 1767, 8"., 
pp. viii and 56, 1/-. 
"An exact.copy of an epistolary correspondence 

between the Rev. Mr. M ^nd the Rev. 

S[amuel] B[rewer], concerning the living of Ald- 
■yvincle ; before the publication of either Mr. 
Kimpton's or Mr. Madan's narratives, with a 
design and desire of gratifying the public, answer- 
able to their repeated demands on that unplea- 
sfint subject. [By Jlev. S. Brewer.] Lond., 
Pearch,. 1767 ? S"., 6d. 

: A Supplement, or the second part of "An 
^Epistolary Correspondence," relative to the 
living at Aldwincle, containing several impor- 
tant letters, now forced to be made public to 
vindicate injured character and to undeceive the 
Mends of religion. [By Rev. S. Brewer.] Lond., 
Wilkie, 1767? 80., 1/-. 

A letter to the Rev. Mr. Madan, occasioned 
by reading two pamphlets relative to the pre- 
sentation to the Rectory of ;Aldwinble. By the 
>V^idow of the late Mr. Fleetwood. Lend., 
Wilhams, 1767, S"., 1/-. 

Note. — Chief Baron, Sir Sidney Stafford Smythe in 
writing to Dr. Haweis respecting the matter discussed 
in the ahore works, say^ 'tin,' the afiair of AldwinMe you 
apted' with perfe,et uprightness, and I shall; be always 
ready to declare to it," and Lady Huntingdon,, who alone 
of all his contemporary friends, disapproved of his re- 
tention Of the Benefice of Aldwinkle, left him her 
trustee and executor. 

' A familiar and practical improvement of the 
Ghurch Catechism : designed to render the work 
of catechising morfe easy and' profitable... By the 
Rev. T. Haweis. Lond., printed for E. arid C. Dilly, 
in the Poultry, 1775, 12"'., pp. viii and 206, 2/-. 
;■■ A Scriptural refutation of the arguments for 
Polygamy, advanced in a Treatise [by Rev. M, 
Madan] entitled " Thelyphthora." 'By T. Haweis, 
LL.B.:. Printed for the Author, and sold by 
Charles Dilly, in the Poultry, Matthews, in the 
Strand, and T. Wilkins, in Bartholomew-Close, 
w.cZ., [1781], 8"., pp. 102, 1/6. 
'••■ Siberian Anecdotes, a Novel. Containing real 
histories and Uving characters. Anon. Lond., 
printed for T. Lowndes, No. 77, Fleet Street, 
1783, 3 vols., 120. „ , . 

Memoirs of the Manstein family. Pathetic, 
sentimental, humorous and satirical. Anon. 
Lond., Lowndes, 1783, 2 vols., l'-2o., 6/-. 

Hints respecting the poor, submitted to the 
esmsideration of the humane and intelligent. By 
the Rev. T. Haweis, LL.B., R^ctftr of Aldwinkle. 
Lond., I)illy, 1788, 80., 1/-. i m. 



HAWEIS, Eev..Thpmas, LL,B.,.,M.D. (Q^.). 

,,, The) Sailor's Calling. A Ti;act. 1791, .80. 

1|. Note. — Several thousand copies of this tract wejte 

circulated. ,,, 

Essays: oii , th^ , evidence, characteristics, doc- 
trines, and influence of Christianity. By Rev. 
T. Haweis. Bath, printed and sold by S. Hazard. 

1791, 120., 3/-._2nd ed.i 1791, 120., pp. vii and 
394, 

A short account of the last days, of the Right 
Honourable and most respected Lady Selina, 
Countess Dowager of Huntingdon. From 
authentic testimonies. By the Rev. T. Haweis, 
LL.B., Her Chaplain. Lond., printed and sold 
by J. Chalmers, 81, Old-St., n.A., [1791,1 8o., 
pp. 16, 6d.— 2nd ed. Lond., n.i., [1791,] 8o., 
pp. 16, 6d. 

Note. — Both editions are of the same impression. 
cf. Arminian Mag., xv, 124-29, (1792.) 

Carmina Christo, or hymns to the Saviour, 
designed for the use and comfort of those who 
worship the Lartibthat was slain. By' the Revi 
T. Haweis. Bath, printed and sold by S. 'Hazard, 

1792, obi. 160., preface and index unpaged. 
Hymns, pp. 1-182.^-Lond., Vernor, 1793, obi. 
160., 3/.. — 5th ed. Lond., printed by E. 
Justin's, for J. Hall, at Sion Chapel... 1801, 
obi. 160;, pp. xii and 186i^6th ed. Lond.; 
printed by T. Plummer for W. George, Brick- 
Lane, Spitalfields, 1802, obi. 8o., pp. xii ahd 
186i^Lond., printed by C. Corrall, 38, Charing 
Cross, for W. George... 1803, 16o., pp. 184'.— A 
new ed. very considerably enlarged. Lond., 
printed by and for S. and C. Mo. DoweU,,180Sj 
160., pp. xvi and 341. 

Carmina Christo, or hymns to the ; Saviour, 
arranged for the voice, organ, or piano-forte, as 
composed by the Rev. T. Haweis, LL.B... Lond., 
printed and sold by Preston, at his -wholesale 
warehouse, 97, Strtod, n.d., [179-], obi. 16o. 

The Soldier's Calling. A Tract. Lewes, 
printed; 1793, 8o. 

A translation of the Niew Testament from the 
original Greek, humbly attenlpted' with a view 
to assist the unlearned, with clearer and niore 
explicit views of the, mind of th^ spirit, in the 
scriptures of truth.' By T. Haweis, LL.B. Lond., 
printed for T. Chapman, 151, Fleet Street, 1795, 
8°. preface pp. viii, the translation unpaged, 
B-I, K-U, X-Z, Aa-Ff, in eights, 6/-. 

Sermons preached in London at the Formation 
of the Missionary Society, Sept. 22, 23, and, 24, 
1795... Published for the benefit of .the Society. 
Lond., printed for T. Chapman, 151, Fleet 
Street, 1795, 80.,??! 18^,2/6. ' / ,\ 

Note.— I|he flrst sermon in this collection was 
preached by the Eev,"T. Haweis; at the clpse of'the 
volume is " A Memoir on the most eligible part to begm 
a Mission," delSv^ered , at Surrey Cbapel, by the Eev. T. 
Haiweis. 1 '.[[i , :'ii _\^'' ' '.ii ''■". :'''ii'' 

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HAWEIS, Eev. Thomas, LL.B., M.D. (Con.). 

A word in Season ; designed to encourage my 
Brethren of the Missionary Society to faithful 
perseverance in the work. By Rev. T. Haweis, 
LL.B. and M.D. Loud., T. Chapman, 1795, S"., 
pp. 16, 3d. 

A plea for peace and union among the living 
members of the Church of Christ. Addressed 
to the Missionary Society. By Eev. T. Haweis, 
LL.B. and M.D. Lend., T. Chapman, 1795, 8"., 
pp. 32, 6d. 

Missionary instructions recommended to the 
serious attention ot all who are engaged in the 
great and important work of promoting the 
gospel of Christ among the heathen : with an 
appendix relative thereto, by the Eev. Mr. 
Latrobe. By Rev. T. Haweis, LL.B. and M.D. 
Lond., T. Chapman, 1795, 8o., pp. 44, 6d. 

A memoir respecting an African mission ; 
with the observations of Governor Macaulay. 
By Rev. T. Haweis, LL.B. and M.D. Lond., T. 
Chapman, 1795, S"., pp. 28, 6d. 

No. 1 (Price one Penny) to be continued 
weekly and completed in 22 numbers, of dis- 
courses, designed as hints, for my Brethren's 
use who are going to preach the gospel to the 
heathen... By Rev. T. Haweis, LL.B. and M.D. 
Lond., T. Chapman, 1796, 12"., pp. 20. 

The Three Kings; containing incidents sin- 
gularly amusing as well as strikingly providen- 
tial in the lives of Gustavus Vasa, King of 
Sweden, Charles H, King of England, Stanislaus 
n. King of Poland. By Rev. T. Haweis, LL.B. 
Lond., printed for T. Chapman, 1796, 12". 

The Life of William Eomaine, M.A., late 
Eector of St. Ann's, Blackfryars, and Lecturer 
of St. Dunstan's-in-the-west, faithfully detailed 
by T. Haweis. Lond., printed for T. Chapman, 
151, Fleet St., 1797, 8"., pp. 216, 3/-. 

Predigten gehalten in London, bey Errichtung 
der Mission-Societat...Sept., 1795, und bey 
Sendung der ersten Missionarien...l796, nebst 
andern Aufsatzen die Errichtung... der Sooietat 
betreffend...Aus dem Englischen iibersetzt von 
P. M. [Peter Mortimer.] Barby, 1797, 8". 

Note. — Contains Der apostolische Auftrag. [A 
sermon on Mark xvi, 15-16.] Ueber die Siidseeinseln. 
By Eev. T. Haweis. 

Thanksgiving Sermons preached before the 
Missionary Society, London, Aug., 6, 1798. By 
Eev. J. Griffin and Eev. T. Haweis, LL.B. and 
M.D. Lond., T. Chapman, 1798, 8"., pp. 60, 1/-. 

Sermon the first. With an introductory ad- 
dress to the People of Israel, throughout the 
world, soliciting their earnest attention to the 
things which make for their everlasting peace. 
By T. Haweis. Lond., printed for W. Button, 
Patemoster-Eow, 1798, 8°., pp. 25, 6d. 

Sermon the fifth. The arm of the Lord or a 



HAWEIS, Eev. Thomas, LL.B., M.D. (Con.). 

solemn call to examine the scriptures, with an 
answer to Rabbinical objections. By T. Haweis. 
London, Button... 1798, S"., with separate title 
page, but paged in continuation of previous 
sermons, pp. 127 to 155. 

The rise, fall, and future restoration of the 
Jews. To which are annexed six sermons ad- 
dressed to the seed of Abraham by several evan- 
gelical ministers. . .Lond., printed for and sold by 
W. Button, Paternoster row, 1806, 8"., pp. viii 
72, and 187, 7/-. 

Note. — Sermon No. 1, on Heb. iv, 2, pp. 11-25, and 
Sermon v, on Isa. li, 9, pp. 127-55, are by Dr. Haweis. . 
This is a bound up set of previously printed " Sermons 
to the Jews." 

A discourse delivered at Rotherhithe Church 
May 26, 1799, for the benefit of the Royal 
Humane Society, instituted for the recovery of 
persons apparently dead, great numbers of whom 
were present on the occasion. By the Eev. T. 
Haweis. Lond., printed for T. Chapman, Fleet 
Street, 1799, 8»., pp. 40, 1/-. 

A Missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific 
Ocean, 1796-8, in the ship Duff commanded by 
Captain James Wilson ; with a preliminary dis- 
course and an appendix. Maps and Plates. 
Lond., 1799, 4°., 42/-. 

Note. — Compiled by Dr. Haweis from Captain 
Wilson's papers and published by order of the Directors 
of the Missionary Society. The preliminary discourse 
was by Eev. Samuel Greatheed. 

An Impartial and Succinct History of the rise, 
declension, and revival of the Church of Christ, 
from the birth of our Saviour to the present 
time, with faithful characters of the principal 
personages, ancient and modern, by the Eev. T. 
Haweis. Portrait. Lond., printed for J. 
Mawman, (Successor to Mr. Dilly,) in the 
Poultry, 1800, 3 vols., 8°., 21/-. 

Animadversions on Dr. Haweis' Impartial and 
Succinct Plistory ot the Church of Christ. By 
Isaac Milner, D.D., Dean of Carlisle. Cambridge, 
[printed.] Lond.,Matthews, 1800, 8o., pp. 43, 1/-. 

A^eply to the animadversions of the Dean of 
Carlisle on the succinct and impartial history of 
the Church of Christ. By the Eev. Dr. Haweis. 
Lond., printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry, 
1801, 80., pp. 31, 6d. 

Practical Sermons by the late Eev. Joseph 
Milner, M.A...To which is prefixed an account 
of the Life and Character of the Author. . , 2nd 
ed. revised and corrected by the Rev. Isaac 
Milner, D.D...with Further Animadversions on 
Dr. Haweis' misrepresentations... Cambridge, 
printed by J. Surges, 1801, 8"., pp. cxxxvi and 
355, 6/-. 

Note.— " Animadversions on Dr. Haweis' misquo- 
tations and misrepresentations of Mr. M.'s writings," 
pp. cxiv-cxxxvi. " The Further Animadversions " were 
also separately published. Price 6d. 



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HAWEIS, Eet. Thomas, LL.B., M.D. (C(m.). 

A second reply to the Dean of Carlisle's 
seooud animadversions on the succinct and im- 
partial history of the Church of Christ. By the 
Eev. Dr. Haweis. Lond., printed for J. Mawman, 
in the Poultry, 1801, S"., pp. 15. 

The History of the Church of Christ, from 
the days of the Apostles to the close of the 
eighteenth century, by Joseph Milner, and T. 
Haweis, LL.B. Lond., S. Chadwick and Co., 32, 
Paternoster Eow, 1847, 4 vols., 8". 

The Blessing of Peace, being the substance of 
a sermon delivered at the late Countess of Hunt- 
ingdon's Chapel, Brighton, Oct., 4th, 1801. 
With hymns appropriate to the occasion and a 
dedication to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. 
By the Rev. T. Haweis, LL.B. and M.D. Lond., 
printed by 0. Whittingham for T. Williams, 
1801, 80., pp. 28, 1/-. 

Plain Truths, or the Presbyter's reply to all 
his anti-Calvinist opponents of whatever emi- 
nence in the Church or distinction in literature, 
especially to the Dean of Peterborough, the 
British Critics, and An ti- Jacobin Reviewers, with 
a few strictures on the Christian Observer. 
[By Rev. T. Haweis, LL.B. and M.D.] Lond., 
printed for Williams, Stationer's Court... 1805, 
8"., pp. 72, 1/6. 

A view of the present state of evangelical re- 
ligion throughout the world, with a view to pro- 
mote missionary exertions. By T. Haweis. 
Lond., printed for Williams and Son, Stationer's 
Court, 1812, 8«., pp. 66. 

The Evangelical Magazine for 1795. Volume 
ni. Lond., T. Chapman, 151, Fleet Street, 
1795, 8". 

Note . — This is the first volume in which Dr. Haweis' 
name is printed on the title-page amongst the " stated 
contributors to the work and trustees for the proper 
distribution of the money." 

The book of praise. . .selected and arranged by 
Roundell Palmer. Lond., Macmillan, 1867, 8". 

Note. — No. 239 in this collection is by Thos. 
Haweis, 1792. 

The Sarum Hymnal ... Salisbury, W. P. Ayl- 
ward, — Lond., Simpkia, Marshall and Co., 1869, 
8»., 12/-. 

Note. — No. 144 in this collection is by Dr. Haweis. 
HAWKER, Charlotte E. {dau. of Colonel Wrey 
I'Ans, andjirsi wife of Rev. R. S. Hawker.) d. 
2 Feb., 1863. 

Follow me j or Lost and Found. A Morality 
from the German. By C. E. H[awker.] Lond., 
James Burns, 1844, 16"., pp. 31. 

The Manger of the Holy Night, with the Tale 
of the Prince Schreimund and the Princess 



HAWKER, Chablotte E. (Con.). 

Schweigstilla, from the German of Guido Gorres. 
By C. E. Hfawker,] Morwenstow. Lond., Joseph 
Masters, James Burns, (The Juvenile English- 
man's Library, vol, xviii.) 1847, 8°., pp. viii and 
150, 2/6. 

HAWKER, Claudius Origan (ith son of Rev. 
Jacob Stephen Hawher, V. of Stratton.) h. 
Shaugh, near Plymouth, 1810. 

A Lecture on the Bude Canal, delivered on 
the 27th day of Aug., 1833, to the members of 
the Stratton Institution, by Claude Hawker. 2nd 
ed. Launceston, printed and pubHshed by T. 
and W. R. Bray, booksellers, etc., n.d., [1833,] 
8°. 

HAWKER, Rev. Robert, D.D. V. of Charles, 
Plymouth, b. Exeter, 13 ApL, 1753. d. Ply- 
mouth, 6 ApL, 1827. 

A Letter to the Rev. Robert Hawker, D.D., 
Vicar of the parish of Charles, Plymouth ; occa- 
sioned by his late expedition into Cornwall. By 
the Rev. R. Polwhele, Vicar of Manaccan. 
Lond., printed (at the Anti- Jacobin press) for 
Cadell and Davies, Strand, [June,] 1799, 12o., 
pp. 91, 1/6.— 2nd ed. 1799, 8°. 

A Letter to the Rev. R. Polwhele... in reply 
to his address entitled " A Letter to the Rev. 
Robert Hawker," «fc. By theRev.R. Hawker. Ply- 
mouth, printed and sold by P. Nettleton, No. 57, 
Market St., n.d., [24 Aug., 1799,] 12°., pp. 20, 3d. 

Two Letters to the Rev. E. Hawker, D.D... 
on his enthusiasm and fanaticism, particularly 
as exhibited in Cornwall. A new edition. By 
the Rev. E. Polwhelc.Helston, printed by T. 
Flindell for Cadell and Davies, London, 1799, 
sm. 4"., pp. 99, 2/-. 

Note. — The second letter is contained in pp. 71-99, 
and is also found as a separate publication. See the 
following article. 

A Second Letter to the Rev. R. Hawker, D.D. 
...By the Rev. R. Polwhele... Lond., Cadell and 
Davies, n.d. [3 Sep., 1799,] 8°., 6d. 

A Letter respectfully addressed to the Right 
Reverend Father in God, Henry Reginald... Lord 
Bishop of Exeter, containing a vindication of 
truth, an exposure of detraction, and an earnest 
appeal to his Lordship as a constituted Guardian 
of the Church, for the preservation of her peace, 
dignity, and prosperity. By one of her humble, 
but most affectionate Friends. Exeter, printed 
by E. Trewman and Son, High-Street ; sold by 
Messrs. Cadell and Davies, London... and Elliot, 
Falmouth, n.d., [1799,] 8"., pp. 21. 

Note. — Signed S. T. T., and written in vindication 
of Dr. Hawker. 

A Letter to the Eev. E. Hawker... containing 
strictures on his Letter to the Eev. E. Polwhele 



HA.tV'KfeE. 



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EcAwfei^li. 



HAWEfiR, Bet. Robeet, B.D. (Oon.). 

...to which is prefixed An Address to the Public. 
-^Stid ed. By Jdhn Wotton.; Plymouth Dock, 
printed and sold by J. Heydon, Market St. . :' 
Crosby and Letterman; London, n.d, [1 Oct., 
1799,] 120. 

Note. — The Address signed " A Lover of Consis- 
teiioy," pp. i-vi. A Letter, pp. 7-46. 

A Second Letter to the Eev. R. Polwhele... 
By the Rev. R. Hawker. Plymouth, [10 Dec, 
1799,] 1800, 8°. 

A Third Letter on the itinerancy and noncon- 
formity of the Vicar of Charles, Plymouth, ad- 
dressed to Henry Reginald, Lord Bishop of 
Exeter. To which is added a Sermon on the 
mode of preaching that becomes a Clergyman. 
By Rev. R.- Polwhele. Lend., printed for Cadell 
and Davies, Strand, m.(^.,ri800,] sm. 4°., pp. 72. 

A Third Letter from the Rev. R. Hawker... 
to the Rev. R. Polwhele... Pl3rmouth, printed 
atid sold by P. Nettleton, at No: 57, Market St. 
...T. Chapman, London, n.d., [29 Sept., 1800,] 

Note. — Dr. Hawker's Three Letters to: the Rev. B, 
Folwhele are reprinted in " The Works of ; Rev. R. 
Hawker. By Eev. J. .Williams, ; (Lond., 1831, 10 vols.,' 
8".)," ix, 357-435. For further information on this 
controversy cf. a/ko i, 47-58. ' ' 

lion's Pilgrim, by R. Hawker, D.D., V. of 
Charles. Falmouth, printed by T. Flindell, and 
sold by... Harry, TrUro, Matthews, Helston, 
Vigurs, Penzance, 1801, S^., pp. 170. 

Essays, explanatory and experimental, upon a 
few select passages of scripture, by Stephen 
Lbwiy, M.D., of Falmouth.; With a recom- 
mehdatdry preface, by Rev. R. Hawker, D.D... 
Lond., Williams and Smith ... Ell'iot, Falmouth 
...1809, 12"., pp. XV, 12, and 164, 4/-. 

HAWKER, Rev. Robert Stephen, M.A. (son 
rof Rev. J. S. Hawker, V. of Stratton.) Y. of 
Morwenstow, 31 Dec, 1834. h. Plymouth, 
1805. 

Pompeii, a Prize Poem; recited in the The- 
atre, Oxford, June the Twenty-seventh, 
MDCCCXXVH. [Colophon. Printed by D. A. 
Talboys, Oxford,] n.d., [1827,] 8",. pp. 22.— 
Oxford Prize Poems, 1839, 8o., pp. 173-82. 

Note.— Also reprinted in ''Ecolesia," (1840), pp. 
125-39, and in " Echoes from Old Cornwall," (1846) 
pp. 89-98. \ 1' 

Records of the Western Shore. By E. S. 
Hawker. Oxford, D. A. Talboys, 1832,;fcp. 8°., 
pp. 56. 

Note.— Preface dated "North Tamerton, June 1 
1832." 

Poems : containing The second Series of 
Records of the Western Shore, First Edition. 



HAWKl^E,- Eev. EoBIset STEPitEN, M.A. (dm.). 

The Fitst Series, Second Edition, and' Poiinrieii, 
The Oxford Prize Poem for 1827. By The Revl" 
R. S. Hawker, M.A., Vicar of Morwenstow,' 
Cornwall. Published by J. Roberts, StrattoH,' 
1836, 8". . , ■ ■' 

JSfoTE. — With the exception, of the ,title-page, pari 
ii ,w1>s printed at Oxford, the rest of the. work was 
printed at Stratton.' The Second' Series of Records, pp^' 
1-52 ; The first series, second edition,' pp, 1-56, Pompeiij 
pp. 1-22. The latter two h^vei separate titlesj thtf 
former bears only the general title. Preface da,ted " Mor- 
wenstow, July 1, 1836." ' , ' 

A Welcome to the. Prince Albert, submitted; 
to the Queen, on the [apprpaph of, her Majesty's 
marriage, [in yerse.] By the Author , of, Pompeii; i 
the .Oxford English Prize Poem for 1,827. Oxt 
ford, printed by T. Combe. . .Sold by. . .Nettleton,i 
Plymouth, and Cater, Launceston,- 1840, 8°.^ ppj 
7. 

Note. — Dated " The Vicarage, Morwenstow, January! 
8th, ,1840.?: I . ir 

Questions and Answers oil the second birtb 
from Holy Writ. By Rev. R. S. Hawker. Strati 
ton. Perry, 184-^,. 8"., pp. 8. 

Ecclesia:' a volume of Poems. ByRev.'R. Sj 
Hawker, M.A., V. of Morwenstow. Oxford, 
printed by T. Combe, printer to the University^' 
Sold-by..:Liddell, Bodmin, and Nettleton, Ply- 
mouth, 1840, 8''j,. pp. 144.— Lond., Rivington,' 
1841, 8°.,. 6/6. ; 

Reeds shaken .with the wind. By Rev. R.; SJ 
Hawker, M.A. Lond., James Burns, 17, Port- 
man street, Portman Square, 1843, 18"., pp. 48, 
1/-.— Second Cluster, 184,3, l^"., 1/-. 

The Offertory. [A Letter] to J. Walter, Esq., 
Bearwood. [Colophon. Lond. ; sold by Eneas 
Mackenzie,. Ill,, Fleet Street,] 1844, 8o.,-pp. 
4, Id. : ' 

Note.— Dated " The Vicarage, Nov. 27, 18i4, and 
signed E. S. Hawker, Vicg,r of Morwenstow.." 

Rurai Synods. By the Vicar of Morwenstow, 
Cornwall. Lond., Edwards and Hughes, Ave 
Maria Lane. ..1844, 8"., pp. 24. 

The Field of Rephidim, (1845). See Harper! 
Rev. T.N. , ' . ,'T 

Echpes from Old Cornwall, [in yerse.] By the 
Rev. R. S. Hawker, Vicar of Morwetistowr- 
Lond.,^ J. Masters, 1846, 8"., pp. viii and 98, 

4/-. ; ' ' 

Priestly Arrogance exposed, and semi-papal 
Assumption refuted : in two letters to R. ' S. 
Hawker, Vicar of Morvrenstow, Devon, ' (sic), 
by the Rev. Jacob Sti^nley, [Wesleyan Minister,] 
I84-,,8o. r/:'.^ : ■ ."L '. ,J-,.,, >J^ 

A voice from-, t'he place of S. 'korwBma!,,[m 
the Rocky Land, uttered to the ' Sisters rof 
Mercy, at the,; Tamar Mouth ; and to Lydia. 
[Sellon,] their lady iii'fKe faith, "whose heart 



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HiW^EB; Be*. BobIsbi .SrEptiEN; M. A. (Cfoji.): 

■the Lord opened." By the Yioar of Ttiorweustow, 
a Priest in the Diocese of Exeter. Lond.,, Joseph 
Masters... Ply mouth, R Lidstone, 1849, 16°., 

^NoTE.— Dated " Shroye Tuesday, 1849, and signed 
R. S. H., Vicar of Morwenstow." 

The Legend of S. Morwenna, A.D, 1850. 
With tvp engravings. Penzance, 4"., s.'Sh. 

A Letter to a friend, containing some matters 
relating to the church ; by a Cornish' Vicar {i.e. 
Eev. R. S. Hawker.] Lond., Roystonfand Brown, 
40 and 41 Old Broad St., 1857, 8^, pp. 16. 

The Quest of the Sangraal. A p6em. ' OhUnt 
the First. By The Rev. R. S. Hawker. Exeterj 
printed for the Author, 1864, 4°., pp. 45. - 

The Corhish Ballads and othter poems of the 
Rev. R. S. Hawker, V. of Morwenstow; ■ includ- 
ing asecpn-d edition of "The Qiiest of the San- 
graall." Oxford and Lond., James Parker and 
Co., 1869, fcp. 8"., pp. viii and 214, 5/-. 

'Footprints of former men in far Cornwall. 
By R. S. Hawker, Vicar of Morwenstow. Lond., 
J. R. Smith, 1870, 8"., pp. 257. 

The Child Jesus ; A Cornish Carol. In Rev. 
Orby Shipley's " Lyra Messianica," (1864); pp. 
-86-87.- 

The [three] signals of Levi. In Rev. 0. 
.Shipley's " Lyra Mystica,'' (1865), pp. 148-52. 

Note. — The above two poems are also, printed ip 
"Eelioes from Old Cornwall." The Child Jesus, ppl 
81-82, The signals of Levi, pp: 64-69. 

Warbstow Barrow. South Devon Monthly 
Museum, iii, 200, (1834). 
The Swan, ib., iii, 2l4. 



Earl Sinclair; Translated from the German. 
Sharpe's Lond. 'Mag., i, 95, (1845). 

A Legend of Cormvall. By X. iJ?., iij 81, 
(184&). 

^The first mole in Cornwall, a, morality from 
the Stowe of Morwenstow, in the rocky land. 
'By,H., N. and Q., 1 S., ii, 225, (1850.), 

Bosses in Morwenstow church, ib., 1 S., x, 
123,(18,54), 

' Sir Beville, A Poem,, signed Breachan [i.e. 
Rev. R. S; Hawker,] 2 S., x:ii, 430, (1861.)' 
.A Cornish folk-song., ib., f S., i, 480, (186^).' 



A.Cornish Churchyard, p. «. Morwenstow,] by 
tMSevei'n. Sea.1 Chambers' Journ., xviii^',^17-19, 

■(^852).'^ ' ^ _:':': ■;: 



HAWKEBi' Eev. Kobekt Stephen, M.A. (Can.): 

The T^^'o' Unknown Sisters. A Cornish 
Legend. Chambers' Booh of Days, i,' ^IZ. 
• Thd Silent Tower of Bqttreaux. ib., i, 303. 

The Brownie Bee, (A Cornish Croon), lb., i, 
355. 

Birth o| Edward of Carnarvon, ib., i, 551. 

Trelawny.' ib.,i, 747. 

Arscott of TetCott. Willis' Current Notes. 
Dec, 1853, pp. 97-98. 

Baal-Zephon. The God of the North, ib., 
Apl., 1855, p. 29. 
■ Legends of Bells; •ib..; 1855, p. 30. 

Jewish Festival at Jerusalem, ib., May, 1855, 
p. 35. 

Grotesque in Church Architecture, ib., 1855, 
p. 42. ■ , 

Doorhead verse Morwenstow Vicarage, ib., 
1855, p. 43. 

Posture of the Buried Dead, ib., June, 1855, 
p. 44. , 

The Symbolic Hand, ib., p. 45. 

"Wayside Crosses, ib., pp. 46-47. 

A Christ Cross Rhyme, ib., Nov., 185S, p. 
86. 

The Bronze Galley at Sebastopol. ib., p. 90. 

Thunderstorms on Great Deaths, ib., p. 92. 

The Doom-Wei of St. Madron, ib., Dec, 
1855, p. 93. - ! 

The Legend of Morwenstow. ib., Jan., 1856, 
p. 7. , 

American Song, ib., May, 1857, p. 36. 

The Ganger's Pocket. Household Words, vi, 
515-17, (1853). 

The light of other days, ib., viii, 305-6, 
(1853). ,^ ', 

Drawings of fonts and piscinae remaining in 
Crantock, ^^odmin, and Morwenstow. Proe. Sac. 
Antiq., iii, 266, (1856). 

The remembi:ances of a Cornish Vicar. All 
the Year Mound, xiii,, 153-56, (1865). 

Down in Cornwall, ib., xiii, 333-36. 

Black John of Cornwall, ib., xiii, 454-56. 

Daniel Gumb's Rock, ib., xv, 206-10, (1866)! 

Anthony Payne, a Cornish Giant, ib., xvi; 
247-49. - 

Cruel Coppihger. ib., xvi, 537-40. 

Thomasine Bonaventura. ib., xvii, 276-80, 
(1867). 

The Botathan Ghost, ib., xvii, 501-4. 

. ,%. ride from Bude to. Boss. By Two Oxford 
Men. ■ Belgravia, iii, 328-37-, (1867). 



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HAWKINS. 



HAWKEK, Eev. Eobekt Stephen, M.A. (Oon.). 

Sir Ealph de Blanc-minster. Once a Week, 
iii, 167-8, (1867). 

Morwenstow. Gent. Mag., iii, 269-84, (1867). 
The Fatal Ship. The Sun, 1870. 

HAWKEY, Lieut. Joseph, E.N. (son of Joseph 
Hawhey.) b. 1787. Killed whilst leading an 
attack under Percola Point, in Finland, 8 
July, 1809. cf. Brenton's Naval Hist., ii, 287- 
88; James' Naval Hist., (1837), iv, 41 ; Gent. 
Mag., Ixxix, pt. ii, 759, 784, (1809). 

HAWKEY, Thomas. 

Descent, Grant of arms and crest to T. Hawkey 
of Lanlawren, in Cornwall, 28 June, 1656. 
Harl. MSS., 1470, art. 79 and 80. 

HAWKINS, Sm Christopher, Bart., F.RS., 
F.S.A., M.P. (2nd son of Thomas Hawkins.) 
cr. Bart., 28 July, 1791. bapt. Probus, 29 
May, 1758. d. Trewithan, Probus, 7 Apl., 
1829. cf Methodist Mag., xxxvii, 456-58, 
(1814); Cornish Mag., iv, 119-20, (1829); 
Getit. Mag., xcix, pt. i, 565, (1829), c, pt. ii, 
71, (1830). 

An Address to the gentlemen of the county 
of Cornwall, on the present state of mining in 
that county, with observations on the tin and 
copper, trade. [By Sir C. Hawkins, Bart.] Lond., 
privately printed, 1792, 8°., pp. 42. 

Observations on the tin trade of the ancients 
in Cornwall, and on the "Ictis" of Diodorus 
Siculus. With a view of the Mount. By Sir 
C. Hawkins, Bart., M.P. Lond., J. J. Stockdale, 
41, Pall Mall, 1811, roy. S".. pp. 80, 6/-. 
Note. — Dedicated to Sir J. St. Aubyn, Bart. 

Considerations on the Cathohc Claims. By Sir 
C. Hawkins, Bart., M.P. Truro, printed and 
sold by John Carthew, County Library, 1826, 
8°., pp. 15. 

A Guide to St. Austell and its productions. 
By Sir C. Hawkins. MS. 

On two apples celebrated in Cornwall. Tram. 
Horticult. Soc, ii, 74-75, (1812). 

On gold found in the tin stream works at 
Ladock, Cornwall. Trans. R.G.S.C., i, 235-36 
(1817). 

HA\VKINS, Eev. John, D.D. (3rd son of 
Philip Hawkins, of Pennans.) Master of Pem- 
broke Hall. Camb., 15 Aug., 1728: resigned 
24 Sept., 1733. d. London, 2 August, 1736 
cf Gent. Mag., vi, 487, (1736). 

Note.— Dr. Hawkins' letter of resignation of the 
Mastership is dated Pennans, Sept. 24, 1733, and he 
assigns as his reason, that his affairs in the County had 
prevented him from visiting the College. Both this 
letter and that from the College accepting the resigna- 
tion are given in the College Note Book. 



HAWKINS, John, F.RS. (ith son of Thos. 
Hawkins.) b. 1759 1 d. Trewithan, Probus, 4 
July, 1841. cf. Gent. Mag., xvi, pt. ii, 322- 
23, (1841); /. TweddeU's Bemains, pp. 278- 
80; Philos. Trans., Ixxxiv, pt. ii, 183, (1794). 

Produce of Wheat in different districts of 
Greece. Hev. Robert JValpole's, " Memoirs relating 
to European and Asiatic Turkey," (1817), pp. 
292-93. 

On the Topography of Athens, ib., pp. 475- 
516. 

On the Vale of Tempe. ib., pp. 517-27. 

On the syrinx of Strabo and the passage of 
the Euripus. ib., pp. 528-39. 

On the tar springs of Zante. Rev. Robert 
JValpole's " Travels in various countries of the Fast " 
(1 820), pp. 1-6. 

Some particulars respecting the police of Con- 
stantinople, ib., pp. 281-84. 

An account of the discovery of a very ancient 
temple on Mount Ocha, in Euboea. ib., pp. 285- 
93. 

On a law of custom which is peculiar to the 
islands of the Archipelago, ib., pp. 392-402. 
"On the site of Dodona. ib., pp. 473-88. 



On Submarine Mines. [With a view of the 
Wherry Mine.] Trans. R.G.S.C., i, 127-42, 
(1818). 

On some remarkable Phenomena attending 
the Lodes of Polgooth Tin Mine. [With ground 
plan of the mine.] ib., i, 143-53. 

On a Process of refining Tin. ib., i, 201-211. 

Queries proposed to Captains of Mines and 
other persons connected with the practical part 
of Mining, ib., i, 242-45. 

Queries respecting Lodes, ib., i, 246-49. 

On some advantages which Cornwall possesses 
for the Study of Geology, and on the use which 
may be made of them, ib., ii, 1-13, (1822). 

On the stratified deposits of Tin-stone, called 
Tin-ftoors, and on the diffusion of Tin-stone 
through the mass of some primitive rocks, ib., 
ii, 29-48. 

On the Nomenclature of Cornish Eocks. ib., 
ii, 145-158. [Tilloch Philos. Mag., Ixi, 102-9, 
1823.] i/> , , 

On the Phenomena of Intersected Lodes, 
[1820.] ib., ii, 225-231. 

On the Intersection of Lodes in the direction 
of their Dip or Underlie, [1820.] ib., ii, 232- 
241. -' 

Observations on the Alluvial Strata at Forth, 
Sandrycock and Pentuan, [1819.] ib., ii, 285- 
289. 

On some instances of the alternate Disposition 
of the Primitive Strata which have been ob- 
served in Cornwall, [1820.] ib., ii, 376-382. 



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223 



HAY. 



HAWKINS, John, F.B.S. CCon.). 

On the Changes which appear to have taken 
place in the primitive form of the Cornish Penin- 
sula, ib., iii, 1-16, (1827). 

On the intercourse which subsisted between 
Cornwall and the commercial states of Antiquity ; 
and on the state of the Tin Trade during the 
Middle Ages, ib., iii, 113-135. 

On the Produce of the Copper Mines of 
Europe and Asia, and particularly those of 
Armenia, [1827.] ib., iii, 256-312. 

Some general observations on the Structure 
and Composition of the Cornish Peninsula, 
[1828.] ib., iv, 1-20, (1832). 

Some Observations made in Cornwall in the 
summer of 1829. [On the Slate District.] ib., 
iv, 40-46, (1829). 

On the State of our Tin-Mines at different 
periods, until the commencement of the 
Eighteenth Century, ib., iv, 70-94. 

On a Deposit of Alluvial Matter on St. Agnes 
Beacon, and on the G-ranitical Rock which occurs 
in the same situation, [1830.] ib., iv, 135-144. 

On the soft Growan at the Beam mine in the 
Parish of Eoche and at Carclaze mine, in the 
parish of St. Austell, [1830.] ib., iv, 475-80. 

Some Account of the Porcelain Earth found 
in Saxony and Passau. ib., vi, 32-40, (1846). 

A Sketch of the Origin of Mining Laws in 
Europe, ib., vi, 84-90. 



Einige mineralogische nachrichten von Corn- 
wall, und den dortigen Kupfererzen von Hen. 
(sic.) Hawkins, Esq. Crells Beytrage, ii, 43-48, 
(1787). 

Notice sur quelques mines soumarines, notam- 
ment sur le Huel-Werry en Cornouailles. Journ. 
des Mines, xvi, 383-94, (1804). 

HAWKINS, Rev. Reginald, M.A. {ith son of 
Join Hawkins), Fellow of Pembroke Hall, 
Cambridge, 28 Oct., 1691, Senior Proctor, 
1708; V. of Soham, 26 Feb., 174^ to 1731. 
b. Cornwall, 1666. d. 18 Apl, 1731. cf. 
Eawe.'i' Hist, of Framlingham, (1798), p. 279. 

HAWKINS, Thomas, (son of Christopher Haw- 
kins, of Trewinnard.) b. 1723. d. Trewithan, 
Probus, 1 Dec, 1765. bur. Probus, 7 Dec. 

Act for empowering Trustees during the res- 
pective Minorities of the Four Infant Sons of 
Thomas Hawkins, Esq., deceased, to niake 
leases of estates in the county of Cornwall, to 
which they are successively entitled as Tenants 
in tail under the will of Philip Hawkins Esq., 
deceased... Privately printed, «.d [1770?] lol., 
pp. 12. 



HAY, Frederick (2nd son of the succeeding.) b. 
East Looe, 12 July, 1835. 

How's your poor Feet. A Farce. By F. Hay, 
1862. Notprinted. 

NoTE.^Pirst produced at the Surrey Theatre, 23 
Aug., 1862, and played for a few nights only. 

Caught by the Cuff. An original farce in one 
act. By F. Hay. Lond., T. H. Lacy, n.d., [1865,] 
12"., pp. 18, 6d. 

Note. — First produced at the Victoria Theatre, 30 
Sep., 1865. 

A Photographic Fix. An original farce in one 
act. By F. Hay. Lond.,T. H. Lacy, n.d., [1866,] 
12°., pp. 18, 6d. 

Note.— First produced at the Victoria Theatre, 4 
Nov., 1865. 

A Suit of Tweeds. An original farce. By F. 
Hay. Lond., T. H. Lacy, n.d., [1867,] 12"., pp. 
22, 6d. 

Note. — First produced at the Strand Theatre, 14 
Jan., 1867. 

The French Exhibition, or the Noodles in 
Paris. An original farce. By F. Hay. Lond., 
T. H. Lacy, n.d., [1867,] 12"., pp. 16, 6d. 

Note. — First produced at the Strand Theatre, 1 
Apl., 1867. 

Our Domestics. A comedy-farce in two acts. 
By F. Hay. Lond., T. H. Lacy, n.d., [1867), 
12"., pp. 34, 6d. 

Note. — First produced at the Strand Theatre, 15 
June, 1867. 

Beautiful for ever. A Farce in one act. By 
F. Hay. Lond., T. H. Lacy, n.d., [1868,] 12°., 
pp. 13, 6d. 

Note. — First produced at the Prince of Wales 
Theatre, Liverpool, 14 Sept., 1868. 

Hue and dye. A Farce. By F. Hay, 1869. 
Not printed. 

Note. — First produced at the Strand Theatre, 11 
Jan., 1869. This is the previous piece with slight 
alterations and a new title. 

A Lame Excuse. An original farce in one 
act. By F. Hay. Lond., T. H. Lacy, n.d., [1869,] 
120., pp. 19, 6d. 

Note. — First produced at Prince of Wales' Theatre, 
London, 19 Apl., 1869. 

The chops of the channel. An original 
nautical farce in one act. By F. Hay. Lond., T. 
H. Lacy, n.d., [1869,] 12"., pp. 15, 6d. 

I^OTE. First produced at the Strand Theatre, 8 

July, 1869. 



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ft^^FWAKD. 



HAT, Febdbbick. (Con.). : . 

Cupboard Love. A Farcei in x)ne act. By F. 
Hay. Lond., T. H. Lacy, n.d., [1870,1 12"., pp. 
11, 6d. 

Note, — First produced at the Vaudeville Theatre, 
18 Apl., 1870. 

Lost Ashore. A comedy in two acts. By F. 
Hay and John Samuel Clarke, 1870. Not printed. 

Note. — First produced by Mr. J. S. Clarke, at 
Booth's Theatre, New York, 16 May, 1870, and played 
for 13 nights. 

Jim Drags, the Drajonan. A Drama. By F. 
Hay. [Privately printed.] Lond., T. H. Lacy, 
n.d., [1870,] 120. 

Note.— First produced at the Prince of Wales' 
Theatre, Liverpool, 26 May, 1870. 

A striking similarity. A Farce. By F. Hay, 

1870. Not printed. 

Note. — First produced at the Prince of Wales' 
Theatre, Liverpool, 30 May, 1870. Eeproduced at the 
Surrey Theatre, 8 Oct. 

Link by link. A drama in four acts by F. 
Hay and Frederick Fenton, 1870. Not printed. 

Note. — First produced at the Surrey Theatre, 8 
Oct., 1870. 

A Fearful fog. A farce. By F. Hay, 1871. 
Not printed. 

Note. — First produced at the Vaudeville Theatre, 
22 Apl., 1871. 

Bubble and Squeak. A farce. By F. Hay, 

1871. Not printed. 

Note. — First produced at the Vaudeville Theatre, 
12 May, 1871. 

Lodgers and Dodgers. A farce in one act. By 
F. Hay. Lond., T. H. Lacy, n.d., [1871,1 12°., 
pp. 14, 6d. 

Note.— First produced at the Strand Theatre, 13 
May, 1871. 

A Sudden Arrival. An original farce in one 
act. By F. Hay. Lond., T. H. Lacy, n.d., [18 ,1 
8°., pp. 20. 

Note. — This forms a portion of "Comic Dramas 
for college, camp or cabin, being the Fourth Part of a 
collection of original and approved farces, adapted for 
male characters only, by T. H. Lacy, Theatrical Pub- 
lisher, London" n.d., [18 ,] 8°., 1/-.; 

HAY, Commander John, RN. (son of William 
Hay), h. Plymouth Dock [now Devonport,] 
Mch., 1802. ■ ■" 

Pilotage of the British Channel, from Scilly 
to the Downs, (Channels Islainds inclusive) in a 
series qf sectional charts... By Lieut. John Hay, 
E.N. Engraved and printed by Philip Brandon', 



HAY, C!0|MiiANDEE John, 5^1^, (Con.). 

id^pubfcji^^l by Lieut. Hay, 7, Onslow Koad, 
. . Igrandop, 32, Above Bar, Southampton, n.d., 
(I8b0), 12°., pp. 29, interleaved with charts, 5/-. 

Note. — Account of Soilly and the ooasJi to Ply. 
mputh, pp., 11-15, with 4:charts. • i 

HAYDON, Nathaniel John, M.D. (son of 
Nathaniel Haydonji b. Crediton, 28 Feb., 
1814/ ; ;' 
Eetrospect 'of Medicine read at Truro, 8 Feb;, 

1842. Trans. Cornwall Med. Assoc, 1842, pp, 

44-6,4, 

HAYDQIST, Rev. Richard. Head Master of 
Liskeard Grammar School, 1741-1771? E. 
ofOakford, 1771H788. &. 1706. d Oakford, 
25 Jan., 1788. 

An' account of the observations made on the 
transit of Vehus, June 6, 1761, by the Eev. Mr. 
Richard Haydon. In a letter to John Bevis, 
M.D., dated from Liskeard, June 9th, 1761. 
Fhilos^ Trans., lii, pt. i, 202-208, (1761). 

HA YE, Capt. George, R.N. (2nd son of Geo. 
Haye): b. Callington, 15 Apl., 1788. d. 
Tavistock, 12 Apl., 1852. bur. Davidstow. 
(if. 0' Byrne; James' Naval Hist., (1837), v, 
350, 358, 371, 378. 

Letter from Capt. J. A. Gordon to Vice Ad- 
miral Sir Edward Pellew, Bart., dated H.M.S. 
"Active," Lissa, 25 Nov., 1811. MS. 

Note. — ^Refers to Capt. Haye's serviops^ in. the 
action pff'Lis'sa, and to the hardship he suffered through 
Lieut. William Batemau Dashwood being promoted over 
him. A verbatim copy is now penes T. D. Haye^ Bsij., 

HAYE, Thomas Davey. Barrister at Law. 

(son of preceding), b. St. Heliers, Jersey, 22 

July, 1838. 

English Positivism : a Study on John Stuart 
Mill. By Hippolyte Adolphe Taine. Translated 
from the French by T. D. Haye. Lond., Simp- 
kin, Marshall and Co., 1870, 8"., pp. ix and 
1,34, 5/-. 

On Intelligence. By H. A. Taine. Translated 
from the French by T. D. Haye, and revised 
with additions, by its author. Lond., L. Eeeve 
and Co., 1871, 8^., pp. xlii and 542, 18/-. 

HAYWAED, Sir John, Knt., LL.D. d. 27 

June, 1627. 

The Life and Eaigne of King Edward the 
sixt... Written by S'- John Hayward, Kt., Dr. 
of Lawe. Lond., printed for John Partridge,' 
1636, 12°., pp:.-495. ' . . . ,.,.'.. ,i .% 

Note.— Aecoimt of the Cornish Insurgents, ppi 
154-57f cf. A Compute History' of ■England: By t^ 
Bt. Rev. White Kennet, Bp. of Peterborough, ii, 29^-9$fii 



HEAME. 



226 



HBAELE. 



HEAD, Sir Francis Bond, Bart. h. Rochester. 
1 Jan., 1793. 

Cornish Mining in America. Quarterly JRev., 
xxxvi, 81-106, (1827). 

HEAD, Isaac. 

On the social virtues of Freemasonry. [A 
Lecture] delivered in the Lodge, No. 151, at 
Helston, in Cornwall. By Isaac Head, Esq., 
A.D., 1752. In "Masonic Institutes," by Rev. 
G. Oliver, D.D. (Lond., 1847, 8».) Lecture v, 
pp. 102-16. 

Masonry the way to hell. Wherein is clearly 
proved, both from reason and scripture, that all 
who profess these mysteries are in a state of 
damnation. Lond., Roberts, 1768, 8°., 1/-. 

Note. — cf. Rev. O. Oliver's "Masonic Institutes." 
(Lmd., 1847, Sa.,) p. 20. The Author's name is not 
known. 

A Confutation of the Observations on Free- 
masonry, by an Anonymous Author of a Pamph- 
let, entitled "Masonry, the way to Hell;" 
Wherein is plainly pointed out, to the candid 
and impartial reader ; That he has grossly and 
in the most disingenuous, unchristian and scanda- 
lous manner, misrepresented Free Masonry; 
That he has entirely perverted the sense and 
meaning of the sacred text; and that he has 
neither candour, integrity nor honour. By a 
Member of the most ancient and honourable 
order of Free and accepted Masons, I. Head, 
P. G.M.S.... Exeter, printed (for the author j by 
A. Brice and B. Thorn ; and sold by Messrs. 
Hawes, Clarke and CoUins, Paternoster Row. . . 
and by the Author at St. Mary's Island, Scilly, 
1769, 12"., pp. 102, 1/-. 

HEAD, Isaac {son of preceding.) Surgeon of 
Helston. h. 1751 ? d. Helston, 9 Aug., 1831. 

An Essay on Vaccination. By Isaac Head. 
1805 ? 80. 

HEAD, Commander Richard John, R.N. {son 
of preceding.) hapt. Helston, 4 Jan., 1786. d. 
Falmouth, 27 Mch., 1859. cf. 0' Byrne; Gent. 
Mag., vi, 549, (1859.) 

HEAME, Benjamin. Supervisor of Tin for 
Cornwall and Devon, cf. Qth Hep. Deputy 
Keeper of Records, p. 176. 

A.D. 1787, Feb. 9, No. 1588. Specification 
of Benjamin Heame, of the borough of Penryn, 
in the County of Cornwall, Merchant, for "New 
invented method of regulating the sails or vanes 
of engines and mills worked by force of wind." 
Drawing annexed. Lond., 1 787, fol, — Reprinted. 
Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1855, fol., pp. 
3, lOd. 



HEARDER,George Parry {2nd son of Jonathan 
Eearder.) h. Plymouth, 24 Nov., 1811. d. 
Plymouth, 8 Nov., 1844. 

The South Devon Monthly Museum. [Edited 
by O. P. Hearder.] Plymouth, 0. and J. 
Hoarder, 1833-34, 4 vols., 8". Plymouth, C. 
P. Hearder, 1835-36, 3 vols., 8". 

Note.— The first number is dated 1 Jan., 1833, the 
last, IJuue, 1836. The work is complete in 7 half-yearly 
volumes. It contains much information about Corn- 
wall. 

Hearder's Guide to the River Tamar, contain- 
ing a historical and descriptive account of every 
object of interest on the banks of that river as 
far as it is navigable. ... Plymouth, printed and 
published by G. P. Hearder, 4 Union St., and 
sold by all booksellers, 1841, 12"., pp. 63. 

HEARDER, Jonathan Nash, D. Sc, Ph. D., 
F.C.S. {eld. son of Jonathan Hearder.) h. Ply- 
mouth, 24 Dec, 1809. 

Description of a Magnetometer. Bep. B.C. P. 
Soc, 1844, p. 98. 

On some new effects of Induction apparatus, 
for medical purposes, ib., 1846, p. 8. 

On the application of cast iron as a substitute 
for steel in the construction of very powerful 
permanent magnets, ih., 1850, pp. 16-23, 24-28. 

On a powerful modification of the Static 
Induction Coil, ih., 1856, pp. 1-7. [Philos. Mag., 
xii, 377-85, 1856]. 

On some new statical and thermal effects of a 
powerful Induction Apparatus, ib., 1856, pp. 
8—14. 

On a new form of Telegraph Cable, ih., 1859, 
pp. 98-104. 

The Inductometer, a new instrument for de- 
termining the specific inductive capacity and 
insulating power of dielectrics, by frictional 
electricity, ih., 1860, pp. 58-66. 

HEARLE, F. 

Epicedia Oxon. in obitum . . . Frederic! Prin- 
cipis Wallise. Oxon., 1751, fol. 

Note — Contains verses by "F. Hearle, Ch. Ch. 
Sup. Ord. Commens." 

HEARLE, John, of Penryn. Vice-Warden of 
the Stannaries of Cornwall, d. circa 1754. 
A Bill for enabling Mary Hearle, widow, 
Thomas Hearle, Clerk, and John Rogers, Esquire, 
Guardians of Margaret Hearle, Jane Hearle, 
Betty Hearle, and Harriet Hearle, Infants, [four 
daughters of John Hearle] to make leases of 
several Estates in the county of Cornwall, and 
also setts and leases of the Mines therein... w.«. 
ord. [Lond., 1757?] fol., pp. 7. 

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HEARJvTE, Mary Anne. b. Farningham, in 
Kent. 

Holiday Sketches, i, Whit Monday at Gwen- 
nap Pit. Anon. [By Marianne Farningham, i.e. 
M. A. Hearne.l The Christian World, xii, 361, 
(1868). 

Holiday Sketches, iii, Penzance, il., xii, 374. 

Holiday Sketches, iv, From St. Michael's 
Mount to the Lizard, ib., xii, 388. 

Holiday Sketches, vii, The Land's End and 
Vicinity, ib., xii, 441. 

Holiday Sketches, viii. Mount Edgecumbe. 
ib., xii, 458. 

HEATH, James (son of James Heath), b. 
Perran Wharf! 1775-80. 

A copy of a letter from Mr. Heath to the 
Committee of the Baptist Home Missionary 
Society... Penzance, 1824, 12". See Jeflfery, 
John. 

HEATH, Capt. Egbert, cf. Original Letters of 
Eminent Men, (Camden Soc., 1840J, p. 304. 

A Natural and Historical Account of the 
Islands of Scilly; describing their Situation, 
Number, etc. Their Government, Laws, etc. The 
Importance of those Islands to the British 
Trade, etc. Illustrated with a new and correct 
Draught of those Isles, from an actual Survey, 
in the year 1744, including the neighbouring 
Seas and Sea-Coasts, next the Land's End of 
Cornwall. To which are added the Tradition of 
a Tract of Land called Lioness... And lastly A 
General Account of Cornwall. By R. Heath, 
an Officer of His Majesty's Forces, some Time 
in Garrison at ScUly. Maps and Plates. Lond., 
printed for E. Manby and H. S. Cox, on Lud- 
gate-Hill, 1750, 8°. 

Note. — Dedication, pp. viii. Preface, pp. xvi. 
Contents, pp. xiii, then pp. 456. This work is reprinted 
in Pinkerton's " Voyages and Travels," (1808), ii, 729-84. 

HEATON, Rev. James. Wesleyan Minister, 
in Cornwall, 1814-18. b. Birmingham, 1782. 
d. near Birmingham, 21 Aug., 1862. 
A Sermon on perfect Love. By the Rev. 

James Heaton. Penryn, printed, 1816, 8o.,pp. 24. 

HEDGELAND, John Pike (son of Caleb Hedge- 
land.) b. Exeter, 22 Oct., 1791. 
A Description... of the splendid Decorations 

recently made to the Church of St. Neot, (1830). 

See Grylls, Rev. R. G. 

HEDGELAND, Rev. Philip, M.A. (son of 
Samud Linnington Hedgeland.) Curate of 
Madron, 12 Sep., 1854, to 24 June, 1860. 
V. of St. Mary's, Penzance, 7 July, 1860. Pre- 
bendary of Exeter, 7 Feb., 1868. b. Exeter, 
12 June, 1825. 



HEDGELAND, Eev. Philip, M.A. (Con.). 

Thankfulness for the past — Trust for the 
future. A sermon preached in the parish church 
of Madron on the General Thanksgiving Day, 
May 1st, 1859, by Philip Hedgeland, M.A., 
Assistant Curate. Penzance, F. T. Vibert,... 
1859, 8°., pp. 12, 6d. 

The comprehensiveness of religion ; a sermon 
preached in the parish church of Madron, on 
Sunday, October 30th, 1859, on the occasion of 
the opening the new organ, bj' P. Hedgeland. 
Penzance, F. T. Vibert,... 1859, 8°., pp. 12, 6d. 

Our best to be given to God; a sermon 
preached before the Cornwall Association of 
Church Choirs at its Fourth Meeting, held at 
S. Ives, on Wednesday, April 18, 1860, by P. 
Hedgeland. Printed for the Association. Truro, 
J. R. Netherton, 1860, 8"., pp. 12, 6d. 

The State and the Church in their relation to 
society. A sermon preached in St. Mary's 
Church, Penzance, before the Mayor and Cor- 
poration, on Sunday, Nov. 11th, 1860. By P. 
Hedgeland, Incumbent of Penzance and Chaplain 
to the Corporation. Penzance, F. T. Vibert, 
[printed]; Rowe; Truro, J. R. Netherton; 
Exeter, W. Roberts, 1860, 8"., pp. 16, 6d; 

A Letter addressed to the Members of the 
Congregation of St. Mary's, Penzance, upon the 
position of the choir, by P. Hedgeland, M.A., 
Perpetual Curate. For private circulation. Pen- 
zance, printed by F. T. Vibert, 1860, 8o., pp. 8. 

National grief and some of its uses. A ser- 
mon preached in the chapel of St. Mary, Pen- 
zance, on Dec. 23rd, 1861, being the day of the 
burial of H.R.H. the Prince Consort. By P. 
Hedgeland, M.A., Incumbent of Penzance, and 
Chaplain to the Corporation. Printed at the 
unanimous request of the Mayor, Corporation, 
and Inhabitants, assembled in public meeting. 
Penzance, F. T. Vibert, 1861, 8"., pp. 16, 6d. 

The Pastor's Charge, considered with refer- 
ence to the children, the young, and the adults 
of the flock. A sermon preached at the trien- 
nial visitation of the Lord Bishop of Exeter, at 
Penzance, May 19th, 1863. By P. Hedgeland, 
M.A., Incumbent of Penzance. Published at 
the request of the Clergy of the Deanery of 
Penwith. Lond., J. H. and J. Parker,... Pen- 
zance, F. T. Vibert, [printed,] 1863, 8"., pp. 20, 
6d. 

The Lessons of Mayor's Day. A sermon 
preached in the Chapel of St. Mary, Penzance, 
on Sunday, Nov. 12th, 1865. By P. Hedgeland, 
M. A.... Penzance, W. Cornish, 1865, 8"., pp. 15, 
6d. 

Two Assize Sermons, preached in the parish 
church of Bodmin. By P. Hedgeland, M.A., 
Perpetual Curate of Penzance and Chaplain to 



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HEDGELAND, Rev. Philip, M.A. (Con.). 

the High Sheriff of Cornwall. Lond., Eivingtons, 
1867, 8"., pp. 32, 1/-. 

Note.— Dedicated to T. S. Bolitho, Esq., High 
Sheriff of Cornwall. 

The Eev. John Keble. Letter dated Pen- 
zance, 26 ApL, 1866, and signed P.H. The 
Quardian,^:s.\,4AZ, (1866.) cf. Coleridge's "Lifeof 
Keble," pp. 479-80. 

HELIGAN FAMILY. 

Obits and pedigree of the noblemen and gen- 
tlemen of the blood of Fitz-Yva and Beaupr6, 
with the alliance of Heligan. MSB. in Coll. Arm., 
P. 1, fol. 210. — Reprinted Herald and Geneal., 
vii, 229-31, (1871.) 

HELLINS, Eev. John, B.D., F.E.S. Curate 
of Constantino, 1779-83; V. of Potterspury, 
Northamptonshire, 1790-1827. b. North 
Tawton. d. Potterspury, March, 1827. bur. 
9 Apl. 

Theorems for computing Logarithms. Philos. 
Trans., Ixx, 308-17, (1780.) 

A new method of finding the equal roots of 
an equation by Division, ib., Ixxii, 417-25, 
(1782.) 

Note.— Both these papers are dated from " Con- 
stantine, Cornwall." 

HEMPEL, Charles or Carl Frederic, Mus. 
Doc. Oxon. (eld. son of the following.) b. 
Truro, Sept. 1811. d. Perth, 25 Apl., 1867. 
cf. The Choir and Musical Becord, v, 360, (1867). 

Heave one sigh for me at parting. A much 
admired song. Composed with an accompani- 
ment for the piano forte and with the greatest 
deference, dedicated, by permission, to the right 
honorable the Countess of Falmouth, by Charles 
Hempel, Jun. Lond., H. Faulkner, [18- -,] fol., 
pp. 5, 2/6. 

Cornwall Eailway Quadrilles, composed and 
most respectfully dedicated to the right hon- 
ourable The Earl of Falmouth. By Charles F. 
Hempel. Lond., published for the author, by 
Leoni Lee and Coxhead, [1847,] fol., pp. 5, 3/-. 

Around the old oak tree. Composed for and 
sung by Mr. George Tedder. The poetry by 
Captain Ward. The music by Charles F. Hempel. 
Lond., Jewell and Letchford, [1853,] fol., pp. 5, 
2/-. 

Longfellow's Excelsior, [Begins "The Shades 
of Night,"] set to music by Chas. F. Hempel, 
Organist to St. Mary's, Truro. Lond., published 
for the author by Chas. Jeffeiys, 21, Soho 
Square, to be had likewise of the Author, 30, 
Lemon St., Truro, [1854,] foL, pp. 5, 2/6. 



HEMPEL, Chables Phedekio, Mus. Doo. (Con.). 

God speed the ship. Eespectfully dedicated 
to the New Zealand Company. The words by 
H. S. Stokes, set to music by Charles F. Hempel, 
Organist at St. Mary's, Truro. Pubhshed by 
the Author, [185-,] pp. 4, 2/-. 

A year ago. Poetry by Lord Viscount Strang- 
ford. Music by Charles F. Hempel, Organist of 
St. Mary's, Truro. Lond., printed for the Author 
by Haddon, Bros., and Co. To be had only of 
the Author, 30, Lemon St., Truro., [1854,] fol., 
pp. 4, 2/-. 

Andante pour le piano. Par Carl F. Hempel, 
Mus. Bac. Oxen. (sic). Lond., Jewell and Letch- 
ford, [1855,] fol., pp. 3, 1/-. 

The reaper and the flowers. [Begins " There 
is a reaper."] Poetry by Longfellow. Music by 
Carl F. Hempel, Mus. Bac. Oxon. Lond., 
Jewell and Letchford, 17, Soho Square, [1855,] 
fol., pp. 5, 2/-. — Eeprinted. Lond., J. H. Jewell, 
[185-,] fol, pp. 5, 2/6. 

To the heroes of Alma and Inkerman's plain. 
Song, the poetry by Capt. Ward. The music by 
Charles F. Hempel. Lond., Jewell and Letchford, 
[1855,] fol, pp. 6, 2/-. 

"Summer Twilight." Andante Cantabile. Com- 
posed for the piano-forte and dedicated to Miss 
Stewart Eichardson, of Pitfour Castle, by Carl 
F. Hempel, Mus. Bac. Oxon. Lond., Ashdown 
and Parry, [185- ] fol., pp. 5, 2/-. 

The sea bird, song. [Begins " Sea bird ! rock- 
ing lightly."] The poetry by the Eev. John 
Anderson, Minister of Kinnoull. The music by 
Carl F. Hempel, Organist of St. John's Epis- 
copal Church, Perth. Lond., J. H. Jewell, 104, 
Great Eussell Street, Bloomsbury, [1857,] fol., 
pp. 8, 2/6. — Eeprinted. Lond., J. H. Jewell, 
[185-,] fol., pp. 8, 3/-. 

Endymion. Poetry by Longfellow. Music 
by Carl F. Hempel, Mus. Bac. Magd. Hall, Oxon. 
Lond., Letchford, 17, Soho Sq., [185-,] fol., pp. 
6, 2/6. 

The Eoyal Perthshire Eifles, grand march, 
composed for the piano forte, and dedicated to 
the ladies of the fair city of Perth, by Carl F. 
Hempel, Mus. Bac. Oxon., Organist and Choir 
Master of St. John's Episcopal church. Lond., 
J. H. Jewell, [1858,] fol., pp. 7, 2/6. 

Perth Volunteer Eifles Grand Galop, composed 
and dedicated to the Ladies of Perthshire, by 
Carl F. Hempel. Lond., J. H. Jewell, [1859,] 
fol., pp. 5, 3/-. 

" Le B6rylle " Mazurka. Composed and dedi- 
cated to Miss Georgina Moncreifi'e, by Carl F. 
Hempel, Mus. Doc. Oxon. Lond., J. H. Jewell, 
[]85-,]fol.-;pp. 5, 3/-. 

"Morna " Valse brilliante, for the piano. Dedi- 
cated to Miss Helen Eichardson, of Pitfour Castle, 
by Carl F. Hempel, Mus. Doc. Oxon. Lond., 



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HEMPEL, Chaeles Peedebic, Mus. Doc. (Con.). 

Joseph Williams, 123, Clieapside, [185-] foL, 
pp. 9, 4/-. 

" Duncan Gray," No. 1 of Scottish Gems. Ar- 
ranged and varied for the piano-forte, by Carl 
F. Hempel, Mus. Doc. Oxon. Lond., J. H. 
Jewell, [185-,] fol., pp. 7, 4/-. 

Fantasie k la Valse pour le piano. By Carl F. 
Hempel. Lond., J. H. Jewell, [185-,] fol., 2/-. 

" Oh that my head were waters." Solo con- 
tralto from the Oratorio " The Seventh Seal," 
composed by Carl F. Hempel, Mus. Doc. Oxon. 
Lond., J. H. Jewell, [185-,] fol., pp. 5, 2/6. 

" I heard a voice from Heaven." Solo tenore 
and quartett from the Oratorio " The Seventh 
Seal," composed by Carl F. Hempel, Mus. Doc. 
Oxon. Lond., J. H. Jewell, [185-,] fol., pp. 7, 
4/-- 

" He rode upon the cherubims." Solo basso, 
from the Oratorio " The Seventh Seal." Com- 
posed by Carl F. Hempel, Mus. Doc, Oxon... 
Lond., J. H. Jewell, [186-,] fol., pp. 9, 4/-. 

"Dies Irae." Chorale from the Oratorio "The 
Seventh Seal." Composed by Carl F. Hempel, 
Mus. Doc. Oxon. Lond., J. H. Jewell, [186-,1 
fol., pp. 5, 2/6. 

The Seventh Seal. An Oratorio, composed by 
C. F. Hempel, and performed in the Sheldonian 
Theatre, Oxford, 19th March, 1862. Notprinted. 

Note. — This was Mr. Hempel's diploma composi- 
tion. The only portions printed were the four pieees 
already mentioned. Mr. Hempel was preparing the 
entire wort for the press at the time of his sudden 
decease. 

HEMPEL, Charles William {son of C. F. 
Hempel?) Elected organist of St. Mary's, 
Truro, May, 1804.. h. Chelsea, 28 Aug., 1777. 
d. Wolsingham Place, Kennington Eoad, 
London, Mch., 1853. cf. A Dictionary of Musi- 
cians, (1824), i, 359-60. 

Psalms from the New Version, selected for 
the use of the congregation of St. Mary's, Truro, 
by the organist. Truro, printed and sold by W. 
Harry, 1805, fcp. 8»., pp. 55, 1/-. 

Note. — Preface signed C. W. Hempel. 

Sacred Melodies adapted to the Psalms of 
David, according to the Version of Brady and 
Tate. Selected and composed for the congrega- 
tion of St. Mary's, Truro, by C. W. Hempel 
Lond., [1812,] 80., pp. 50, 7/-. 

Note.— List of Subscribers. Dedicated to Lord 
Viscount Falmouth. 

A Morning and an Evening Service... also 
twenty original melodies, adapted to selected 
portions of the psalms of David, and two 
anthems... The whole m score with a separate 



HEMPEL, Chaeles William. (Con.). 

accompaniment for the organ or piano forte. 
Composed and... dedicated by permission to... 
The Lord Bishop of Lincoln. By C. W. Hempel, 
Organist of St. Mary's, Truro. Lond., published 
by H. Faulkner, 3, Old Bond St., [1820,] fol., 
pp. 76, 20/-. List of Subscribers. 

The Commercial Tourist or Gentleman Tra- 
veller. A Satirical Poem, in four cantos. Arum. 
Embellished with coloured engravings [designed 
and etched by J. R. Cruikshank.] 2nd ed. 
greatly enlarged. Lond., sold by G. and W. B. 
Whittaker, Ave-Marie-Lane. [Polyblank, printer 
Truro,] 1822, S"., pp. 140.— 3rd ed. Truro, 
printed by and for W. Polyblank, High-Cross, 
1832, 8°., pp. 109. £r. Museum. 

HENDER, Captain Degory. cf. Garew's 
Survey, (Dunstanville's ed.), p. 176. 

A copy of Captain Hender's Letter to the 
Earl of Essex : with an account of his services 
and losses and a desire he would move the 
Queen on his behalf. Dec. 23, 1595. Lansd. 
MSS. 80, art. 14. 

Captain D. Hender complains to Lord 
Burghley that his hard usage hath broken even 
his heart and his wits, Jan. 3, 1595. ib: 80, art. 
66. 

D. Hender's Observations on a war with Spain, 
with a method of repelling the invasion 
threatened. 1595. ib. 98, art. 18. 

HENDERSON, James, C.E. (son of Ueut. Col. 

Geo. Henderson, R.E.) h. Aberdeen, 15 Oct., 

1821. Resident at Newham, Truro, since 1853. 

On the method generally adopted in Cornwall 

in dressing of tin and copper ores. Proceedings 

Insiit. of Civil Engineers, xvii, 195-220, (1858). 

HENDERSON, Lieut. R.M. Engaged in erecting 
Watt's Engines in Cornwall, in 1779. cf. 
Smiles' Lives of Boulton and Watt, (1865), pp. 
261-62, 281. 

HENLEY, Sir Andrew, Bart., of Bramshill, 

Hants, (son of Sir Bobt. Henley, Knt.) cr. 

Baronet, 30 June, 1660. d. circa 1675. 

Copies of the Correspondence of Sir A. 

Henley, chiefly relating to his private afikirs and 

estates in Cornwall, Devonshire, etc., written in 

1659-69. Shane MSS., Br. Museum, 813. 

Note.— These comprise, inter alia, the following. 
Lease of the Eectory of Paul from A. Henley to 
Henry King, of Truro, Gent., dated 24 Dec, 1669. fol 

Letters from Sir A. Henley to his brother-in-law, Mr. 
Godolphin, in friendly terms. Bramshill, 14 Dec, 1662. 
fol. 51. 

Payments towards the grand assessment and rates 
of the poor in the parish of St. Just, 1665.9. fol. 84. 



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HENNAH, Lieut. Edwaed, E.N. (eld. son of 
Capt. WUl. Hennah.) b. Tregony, 12 Aug., 
1800. d. Hastings 1 cf. 0' Byrne. 

HENNAH, Lieut. Frederick, R.N. (ith son of 
Rev. Rich. Hennah. d. 1846.) J. Pljrmouth, 
1804. d. Thorney Station, Sussex, Aug. k 
1845. cf 0' Byrne. 

HENNAH, Eev. Richard, M.A. V. of St. 

Austell and St. Blazey, 1 775-181 5. E. of St. 
Michael Penkivel, 1793-1815. lapt. Cuby, 26 
Dec, 1733. d. St. Austell, 13 April, 1815. 
cf Gent. Mag., Ixxxv, pt. i, 473, (1815); 
Monthly Mag., xxxix, 584, (1815.) 

HENNAH, Eev. Eichard, F.G.S. (dd. son of 
preceding.) Chaplain of Citadel at rly mouth. 
I. St. Austell, 8 Mch., 1765. d. Plymouth, 
26 Mch., 1846. cf. Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc. of 
Land., iii, pp. xxiii-xxvi, (1847.) 

A succinct account of the Lime Eocks of Ply- 
mouth. With 10 Lithographic Plates. By Eev. 
E. Hennah, Chaplain to the Garrison. Printed 
for W. Curtis, Plymouth, and G. and W. B. 
Whittaker, London, n.d., [1823,] 40., pp. 71, 
12/-. 

Observations respecting the limestone of Ply- 
mouth. Trans. Geol. Soc, iv, 410-12, (1817) ; v, 
619-24, (1821); ii, 405, (1829); Proc. Geol. Soc, 
i, 1, (1826-27); Bulletin des Sciences Naturelles 
et de Giologie, 2" Section, xiv, 324-25, (1828). 

On the question as to the existence of metallic 
veins in the transition limestone of Pljrmouth. 
Thomson's Ann. Philos., v, 471, (1823.) 

On the animal remains found in the transition 
limestone of Plymouth. Froc Geol. Soc, i, 169- 
70, (1834.) 

The Eedbreast. Evropean Mag., xli, 47, 
(1802.) 

On the death of a favourite Spaniel, dated 
.March 15, 1802. ik, xli, 391-92. 

Thoughts on home, dated Plymouth, Sept. 11, 
1802. ib., xlii, 222-23. 

On the threatened invasion, dated Plymouth, 
Nov. 7, 1803. ib., xliv, 461, (1803.) 

Lines addressed to Mab, the fairy queen, on 
Eliza's Marriage, dated Plymouth, Jan. 2, 1804. 
ib., xlv, 224-25, (1804.) 

HENNAH, Capt. William, E.N., C.B. (3rd 
son of Rev. R. Hennah, V. of St. Austell.) 
First Lieutenant of H.M. ship "Mars," in the 
battle of Trafalgar. 5. St. Austell, 19 Aug., 
1767. d. Tregony, 22 Dec, 1832. bur. Cuby. 
cf. Johns and Nicolas' Calendar of Victory, 
(1855,) p. 621; Gent. Mag., cii, 655, (1832.) 



HENNAH, Eev. William Veale (eld. son of 
Rev. Rich. Hennah, who d. 1846). Chaplain, 
E.N. V. of East Cowes, Isle of Wight. E. of 
East Stoke, 1864. b. Plymouth, 1799. 

A Description of specimens collected on the 
island of Ascension, by the Eev. W. P. {sic) 
Hennah, [1835]. Proc Geol. Soc, ii, 189, (1838). 

HENNELL, John (son of John Hennell, of 

Coventry.) b. 19 Aug., 1836. 
HENNELL, Thomas {hro. of above.) b. 1 April, 

1838. 

Land and fresh water shells found in the 
neighbourhood of Penzance. By Masters J. and 
T. Hennell. Trans. P.N.H. and A.S., i, 251-52, 
(1848.) 

HENSHAW, Eev. William. Wesleyan Minister 
at Launceston, 1803. b. Castle Donnington, 
1775. d. Holywell, 27 March, 1841. 

Copy of a letter from Mr. W. Henshaw to 
Mr. William Bramwell, Methodist Preacher, 
Birstall, dated Plymouth Dock, Mch. 10, 1814. 
Printed York, Eichardson, 1814, 8°., \ sheet. 

Note. — Eespeeting revivals at Eediuth and else- 
where. 

HENTY, George Mansfield (son of George 
and Maria Henty.) b. West Mailing, Kent, 4 
Jan., 1848; now (1872) resident in Spain. 
On the occurrence of Wood Tin at the Great 

Wheal Vor Mines. Rep. Miners' Assoc, of C. and 

D., 1867, pp. 55-56. 

HENWOOD, George (son of Nicholas and Mary 
Henwood.) b. Penryn, 25 Sept., 1809. 

On certain tin stream works in Cornwall. 
By G. Henwood. Diagrams. 1853, 12°., pp. 
100, 2/6. 

Four Lectures on Geology and Mining, read 
at the Mechanics' Institutions Leeds, Hull,, 
Bradford, Harrogate, etc By G. Henwood, M.E. 
Dedicated (by permission) to Sir C. Lemon,, 
Bart., M.P. . . .Lond., published at the office of the 
Mining Journal, 26, Fleet St. Leeds, printed by 
Samuel Moxon, Briggate, 1855, 8". 

Note. — Each lecture has separate pagination. 

A Great Mine Conference, the Gwennap Bal 
Boys, the Prechen Cappen, the fox outwitted 
by a cock, a legend of St. Germans, dialogue 
about India, China, railways and unions, and 
the poor man and his parish church. Devon- 
port W. Wood, 52, Fore Street, T. J. Bond, 
Plymouth, n.d., [1869,] 12°., pp. 50, 6d. 

Note.— The three first articles, occupying pp. 1-33 
are by G. Henwood. 



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HENWOOD, Geoege. (Con.). 

Cornish Mining Photographs. No. 1. By G. 
Henwood. Mining Journal, xxvii, 400, (1857.) 

Note.— The first of a series of articles in this and 
tlie succeeding volumes of the Mining Journal. 

HENWOOD, LovEDAY. A Friend, h. Cubert, 
19 Aug., 1788. d. Truro, 31 May, 1844. lur. 
Friends' Burial Ground. 

Extracts from the Memoir and Letters of the 
late Loveday Henwood. Falmouth, printed by 
Jane Trathan and Son, 1845, 120., pp. ne and 
12. 

Note. — pp. 1-12 at the end of the work consist of 
" An Affectionate Address to those that live at Cuhert, 
signed L. H. — J. Trathan, Printer, etc., Market Strand, 
Falmouth," which appear to have been printed previous 
to the Memoir and Letters. 

Extracts from the Memoirs of the late L. 
Henwood. Lend., C. Gilpin, 1847, 8o., pp. 120, 
which include "An Affectionate Address." 

HENWOOD, Rev. Oliver, Wesleyan Minister. 
6. Callington, 1786. d. Plymouth, 9 Nov., 
1860. of. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., Ixxiv, 
96, 837, (1861). 

Adieu ; or a friendly remembrance : in prose 
and verse. By 0. Henwood. Lond., 1828 ? 120., 
pp. 68, 1/-. 

A Narrative of Mr. Chas. Barns, a Local 
Preacher in the Methodist Connection, whose 
lamented death was occasioned by an accident 
in his paper mill, Buckfastleigh, Devon, Nov. 4, 
1828. By 0. Henwood. Lond., 1828, 12°., pp. 
81, 1/6. 

A Brief Memoir of Mr. George Coad, of 
Saltash, Cornwall. By 0. Henwood. Lond., 
sold for the Author by J. Mason, 1841, 12o., 
pp. 154, 1/6. 

George Coad, The Letter Carrier, or pure 
religion displayed in humble life, signed 0. 
H[enwood,] Plymouth, May, 1849. London 
Wesleyan Conference Office, 2, Castle-street, 
City-road, sold at 66, Paternoster-row, [Religious 
Tracts,] No. 540, 12"., pp. 8, 2/-. per 100. 

Memoir of Mr. John Paul who died 2 June, 
1815. Methodist Mag., xl, 609-14, (1817). 

The Better Land. [A Poem.] ib., Ix, 400, 
(1837). J . . . 

The Suffering Christian. [A Poem,] dated 
Camelford, Sept., 1837. ib., Ix, 800. 

Memoir of Mr. Nicholas Haly, of Saltash. ib., 
Ixvi, 353-59, (1843). 

Memoir of Mrs. Elizabeth Geake, of Frog- 
well, ib., Ixx, 422-28, (1847). 



HENWOOD, William Jory, F.R.S., F.G.S., 

(eld. son of John Henwood and Mary Jory, dau. 
of Will. Jory). H.M. Assay-Master and Super- 
visor of Tin in the Duchy of Cornwall, 1832 
to 1838. b. Perran Wharf, near Truro, 16 
Jan., 1805. 

Observations on the performance of a steam- 
engine recently erected at Huel Towan, in Corn- 
wall, by Mr. Samuel Grose, with considerations 
on other subjects connected with the theory of 
the steam-engine. By W. J. Henwood... Truro, 
printed by John Brokenshir, 1828, 8"., pp. 23. 

Note. — Dated Perranwharf, near Truro, Feby. 20, 
1828, and printed for private distribution ; reprinted in 
Brewsters' Edinb. Journ. of Science, ix, 159-66, (1828). 

Glossary of Mining Terms... By H. English, 

1830, 80. 

Note. — The Glossary of the Cornish Mining Terms 
was supplied by W. J. Henwood. 

Object and Laws of the Penzance Natural 
History Society, with list of the donors, sub- 
scribers, and officers. Instituted 20th November, 
1839. Penzance, printed by E. Paddy, book- 
seller, etc., 1840, 8"., pp. 19. 

Note. — The Eules, [Lists of] Officers, Subscribers, 
. . .and Donations to the Museum, pp. 9-19, were drawn 
up by W. J. Henwood, then one of the Secretaries. 

The Metalliferous Deposits of Cornwall and 
Devon : with Appendices on Subterranean tem- 
perature ; — The electricity of rocks and veins; — 
The quantity of water in the Cornish mines ; — 
and Mining statistics. Forming vol. v of the 
Transactions of the Royal Geological Society of 
Cornwall. By W. J. Henwood, F.R.S., F.G.S., 
...Mining Engineer, Member of the Institution 
of Civil Engineers ; of the Geological Soc. of 
France ; Hon. Mem. of the Yorkshire Philo- 
sophical Soc. ; Cor. Mem. of the Plymouth, In- 
stitution, and of the Lyceum of Natural His- 
tory of New York, sometime Her Majesty's 
Assay Master and Supervisor of Tin in the 
Royal Duchy of Cornwall, and Secretary of the 
Royal Geological Society of Cornwall. Penzance, 
J. Pope Vibert; Lond., Longman, 1843, 8"., 
pp. 512. At the end are 12 plates and llS 
tables, with a diagram of the directions of 
electric currents. Price to Members of the 
Society, 25/-. ; to the Public, 30/-. 

Slavery at Congo Soco, in Brazil, 1826-1857. 
By W. J. Henwood, F.R.S ... Penzance, W. 
Cornish, 1864, 8"., pp. 8. 

Note.— Reprinted in Trans. E.O.S.C., vol. vlii, 
note pp. 289-96. 

Address delivered at the spring meeting of 
the Eoyal Institution of Cornwall, on the 18th 
May, 1869, By W. J. Henwood, F.R.S... Vice- 
President of the Institution. Penzance, printed 



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HENWOOD, William Joky, F.B.S. (Con.). 

by W. Cornish, 1869, S"., pp. 21. For pri- 
vate cixculation only. — ^Eepriuted. Truro, J. E. 
Netherton, 1869, 8"., pp. 19. 

Address delivered at the spring meeting of 
the Royal Institution of Cornwall, on the 17th 
of May, 1870. By W. J. Henwood, F.R.S.... 
President of the Institution. Penzance, printed 
by W. Cornish, 1870, 8o., pp. 16. For private 
circulation only. 

Address delivered at the spring meeting of 
the Royal Institution of Cornwall, on the 23rd 
May, 1871. By W. J. Henwood, F.R.S... Pre- 
sident of the Institution. Truro, printed by J. 
E. Netherton, 1871, 8"., pp. 65. For private 
circulation only. 

Observations on Metalliferous Deposits and 
on Subterranean Temperature ; Forming the 
eighth volume of the Transactions of the Royal 
Geological Society of Corn wall... By W. J. Hen- 
wood, F.R.S... Penzance, printed and published 
by W. Cornish, Green Market, 1871, 8°. Price 
to Members of the Society, 25/-. ; to the Public, 
36/-. 

Note. — In two parts, (usually found in two volumes) 
each with a distinct title page. Part i, pp. xxxi and 
1-722 ; Part ii, pp. vii and 723-916. At the end of the 
Beoond part are six plates and thirty-seven tables. " An 
account of the metalliferous deposits in ComwalV occu- 
pies pp. 655-722, and " The Temperature of Cornish 
mines " pp. 745-49. 

On a singular exudation of gas in the Union 
Mines, Gwennap, [1826.] Trans. B.G.S.C, iii, 
203-7, (1827). 

Notice of some circumstances connected with 
the heave of a copper-lode by a flucan vein in the 
Consolidated Mines, Gwennap. ib., iii, 329-31. 

On some of the deposits of stream tin-ore in 
Cornwall, with remarks on the theory of that 
■formation. [1828-29.] ib., iv, 57-69, (1832). 

On the manipulation to which the ores of 
Tin and Copper are subjected in the central 
mining district of Cornwall. [1828.] ib., iv, 
145-65. 

On the metalliferous deposits of Cornwall 
and Devon. [1842.] «6., v, 1-386, (1843). 

Observations on subterranean temperature in 
the mines of Cornwall and Devon. [1843.] ib., 
V, 387-412. [Edinb. New Philos. Journ., xxxiv, 
246-56, 1843.] 

On the quantity of water which enters the 
Cornish Mines, ii., v, 413-44. 

On the electric currents observed in rocks and 
veins, ib., v, 445-60. 

Statistical Notices of the Mines in Cornwall 
and Devon, ib., v, 461-82. 

Note. — The above 5 articles constitute the whole of 
the 5th vol. of the Transactions. 



HENWOOD, William Joky, F.B.S. (Con.). 

Descriptive Notice of the Morro Velho mine, 
Province of Minas Geraes, and on the relations 
between the structure of the containing rocks 
and the directions of the shoots of Gold in the 
Brazilian mines. [1844.] ib., vi, 143-46, 1846. 
[PhUos. Mag., xxv, 341-44, 1844.] 

Notice of the Itabira and Santa Anna mines 
in Brazil. [1845.] ib., vi, 227-29. 

Notice of Descoberta gold mine, in Brazil, ib., 
vi, 294-95. 

Description of the Brazilian method of wash- 
ing (dressing) gold. [1848.] ib., vii, 69, (1865). 

Observations on the Providence Mines. [1851.] 
ib., vii, 179-84. [Edinb. New Philos. J own., liv, 
68-72, 1853.] 

On the geological associations of Tellurium. 
[1853.] ib., vii, 228-29. \_Edinb. New Philos. 
Journ., Ivii, 363-65, 1854.] 

Observations on Metalliferous deposits. [1869.] 
ib., viii, 1-722, (1871). 

Observations on subterranean temperature. 
[1870.] ib., viii, 723-66. 

On the changes of temperature which take 
place — at the same, and at different times, — on 
the surface and at depths of three, six, and nine 
feet in the Canga, at Agoa Quente, in Brazil. 
ib., viii, 767-80. 

Note. — The above 3 articles constitute the whole 
of the 8th volume of the Transactions. 

Remarks on Mr. John Taylor's paper " On the 
accidents incident to steam-boilers." Philos. Mag., 
i, 408-11, (1827). 

Observations on some late statements respect- 
ing steam-engines in Cornwall, ib. vii, 323-25, 
(1830). 

Mr. Farey's reply, ib., vii, 421. 

On the quantity of water afforded by springs. 
ib., viii, 58. 

Facts bearing on the theory of the formation 
of springs and their intensity at various periods. 
ib., ix, 170-77, (1831). 

Notes on some recent improvements of the 
steam-engine in Cornwall, ib., x, 97-103, (1831). 

On a Geological survey of the mines of Corn- 
wall, with a programme of an intended arrange-' 
ment of the details of the metalliferous veins. 
ib., X, 358-63. 



On periodical variations in the quantities of 
water afforded by springs, in a letter to Sir C. 
Lemon. Land, and Edinb. Philos. Mag., i, 287-. 
95, (1832). 

Observations on the rise and fall of water in 
some wells in Cornwall, with brief notices of 
other matters bearing on the Phenomena of 
Springs, ib., iii, 417-21, (1833). 



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HENWOOD, William Joky, F.E.S. (Con.). 

On some Meteorological Phenomena observed 
in the Mount's Bay, Cornwall, ik, iv, 103-4, 
233, (1834). 

Observations on the steam-engines of Corn- 
wall, in reply to John Taylor, F.E.S. ib., viii, 
20-21, 591, (1836). 

Mineral Veins, ib., xii, 125-27, (1838). 



On the rocks and veins which form the oppo- 
site walls of cross-veins. Lond., Edinb., & Dublin 
PUlos. Mag., xxii, 373-84, 443-61, (1843). 

On the (displacement) heaves of metalliferous 
veins by cross veins, ib., xxiv, 180-81, 258- 
60, (1844). 

Abstract of meteorological observations, made 
during 1845, at Gongo Soco, in the interior of 
Brazil._ ib., xxviii, 364-68, (1846). 

_lSrotices_ of the superpositions of certain 
minerals in some of the metalliferous deposits 
of Cornwall and Devon, ib., xxix, 359-61, 
1846. [Cotta. Gangstudien, ii, 117-20, 1851.] 

Abstract of meteorological observations, made 
during 1846, at Gongo Soco, in the interior of 
Brazil, ib., xxx, 361-64, (1847). 

Abstract of meteorological observations, made 
during 1847, at Gongo Soco, in the interior of 
Brazil._ ib., xxxii, 422-25, (1848). 

Notice of a colourless atmospheric arch seen 
in the interior of Brazil, ib., xxxiii, 195, 1848. 
[L'Institut, xvii, 48, 1849.] 



On the performance of an engine at Wheal 
Towan. Brewster's Edinb. Journ. of Science, 
ix, 159-66, (1828). 

On the quantity of heat disengaged by the 
combustion of a bushel of coal, ib., ix, 161-62. 

On the Steam Case, ib., ix, 162-63. 

On the quantity of heat which passes to the 
chimney, in Engines working with high pressure 
Steam, ib., ix, 163-65. 

On the increase of elasticity which obtains 
when steam removed from contact with its 
generating water is heated, ib., ix, 165-66. 

Account of the steam-engines in Cornwall 
ib., x, 34-50, (1829). 

_ Notice of the performance of Steam-Engines 
in Cornwall for June, July, August, and Sep- 
tember 1828. ib., X, 137-39,— for October, 
Movember, and December, 1828. ib., x, 213-15. 

A summary of experiments recently made on 
the temperature of mines, ib., x, 234-45. 

Account of experiments on the performance 
ot some steam-engines in Cornwall, ib., vi 246- 
51, (1832). ' ' 



HENWOOD, William Joey, F.E.S. (Con.). 

On the discovery of mineral veins and pre- 
liminary operations on them. Quarterly Mining 
Rev., i, 402-6, (1830). 



Geologische Umrisse des Gruben-districtes in 
Cornwall. Leonhard u. Broun, N. Jahrb., 633-40, 
(1833). 

On some intersections of mineral veins in 
Cornwall. Proc. of Geol. Soc, i, 405-7, 1834. 
[Lond. and Edinb. Philos. Mag., ii, 147-48, 1833.] 

A brief note to accompany a series of speci- 
mens from Lockport, near Niagara, in the state 
of New York, ib., iii, 453-54, 1842. [Lond. 
and Edinb. Philos. Mag., xx, 325-26, 1842.] 

Notes accompanying a series of specimens 
from Chaleur Bay and the Eiver Eistigouche, in 
New Brunswick, ib., iii, 454-56, 1842. [Lond. 
and Edinb. Philos. Mag., xx, 326-28, 1842.] 



Lettre k M. Cordier sur la difference de tem- 
perature des couches aux mSmes profondeurs 
selon la nature des roches, et sur IMlectricitd dans 
les filons. Paris, Comptes Rendus, i, 343, (1835), 



On the difference of temperature between the 
granite and slate in the Cornish Mines. Thomson, 
Records of Science, iv, 198-99, (1836). 



On Mr. Fox's (alleged) conversion of copper- 
pyrites into purple and vitreous copper. Sturgeon, 
Annals of Electricity, i, 225-29, (1836-37). 

Note on Mr. Murray's defence of Mr. E. W. 
Fox's theories, ib., iii, 338-39, (1838-39). 



On the higher temperature which prevails in 
the slate than in the granite of Cornwall. Brit. 
Assoc. Section, pp. 36-37, (1837). 

On some intersections of veins in the mines 
of Dolcoath and Wheal Prudence, in ComwaU. 
ib., p. 74, (1837). 

The expansive action of steam in some of the 
Cornish pumping engines. i6.,pp. 129-30,(1837). 



A Lecture on the Phenomena of Metalliferous 
Veins, delivered at the Penzance Institution, on 
Tuesday, the 10th Nov., 1836. By W. J. Hen- 
wood, F.G.S. London and Paris. H.M. Assay 
Master of Tin in the Duchy of Cornwall. Edinb. 
New Philos. Journ., xxii, 152-76, 1837. [Ka/rstm 
Archiv., x, 535-80, 1837.] 



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HENWOOD, WiLUAM JoBT, F.E.S. (Con.). 

On the Electric Currents observed in some 
Metalliferous Veins, ib., xxii, 270-81, 1837. 
[Sturgeon, Ann. JSledr., i, 124-33, 1836; Annal. 
aes Mines, xi, 585-604, 1837 ; Froriep Notizen, ii, 
col., 273-81, 1837. Also found as a Pamphlet, 
with a title page, 1837, 8^., pp. 20.] 

On the Expansive Action of Steam in some 
of the Pumping Engines on the Cornish Mines. 
ih., xxvii, . 42-52, 1839. \Trans. Instil. Civil 
Engineers, ii, 49-60, 1838 ; Mining Rev., v, 33- 
34, 1839.] 

NoiE. — ^Por this Memoir, W. J. Henwood, in 1837, 
received the Telford Medal from the Institution of Civil 
Engineers. 

On Subterranean Temperature in the Mines 
of Cornwall and Devon, ib., xxxiv, 246-51, 
(1843). 

Abstract of a memoir on the metalliferous 
(gold) deposits ol Brazil, ib., 1, 61-64, (1851). 

On a Eemarkable Deposit of Tin-Ore at the 
Providence Mines, near St. Ives, ib., liv, 68-72, 
(1853). 

On Changes produced by the deepening and 
extension of Muxes on the temperatures at their 
previous bottoms, ib., x, 166-68, (1859). 

Notes on the silver produced in Cornwall, ib., 
xiii, 163-73, (1861). 

On the duty performed by Cornish steam- 
engines. .Bejj. i?./.C, 1838, p. 20. 

On the granite of Cligger Head and the Elvan 
courses of the same neighbourhood, ib., 1838, 
pp. 29-31. 

On the preparation of China clay, ib., 1839, 
pp. 54-56. 

On the shocks of earthquakes which have 
)been noticed in Cornwall and Devon, ib., 1841, 
pp. 41-42. 

The temperature of inines. ib., 1842, p. 38. 

Notice of the sulphate of barytes found at 
Wheal Mary Ann, in Menheniot. ib., 1852, pp. 
38-43. 

Notice of some ancient Indian Mmmg tools 
found in the copper districts near Lake Superior. 
ib., 1853, pp. 22-33. \Edinb. New Philos. Journ., 
Ivii, 324-25, 1854.] 

Notice of the rock basins at Deo (Devi) 
Dhora, in Upper India, ib., 1855, pp. 19-22. 
[Gent. Mag., xlv, 18-20, 1856. Also found as a 
Pamphlet, with a title page, n.d., (1856), 8".] 

Notes on the copper turf of Merioneth, ib., 
1856, pp. 41-43. [Edinb. New Philos. Journ., 
V, 61-64, 1857.] 

Notes on subterranean temperature observed 
inChiU. «6., 1857, pp. 14-17. [Edinb. New Phlos. 
Journ., vii, 147-49, 1858.] 

Notice of the submarine forest, near Padstow. 
ib., 1858, pp. 17-19. 



HENWOOD, William Joey, F.E.S. (Con.). 

Notes on the changes produced by the deepen- 
ing and extension of mines, and on the temper- 
ature of their previous bottoms, ib., 1859, pp. 
21-23. 

Address delivered at the Spring Meeting of 
the Eoyal Institution of Cornwall, 18 May, 
1869. Jo-urn. B.I.O., Apl., 1870, pp. ix-xxv. 

Address delivered at the Spring Meeting of 
the Eoyal Institution of Cornwall, 17 May, 1870. 
ib., Apl., 1871, pp. ix-xxi. 

Address delivered at the Spring Meeting of 
the Eoyal Institution of Cornwall, 23 May, 1871. 
ib., Apl., 1872, pp. i-lxvi. 

On the preparation of the white oxide of 
arsenic (arsenious acid) in Cornwall. Bep. B.C.P. 
Soc, 1839, pp. 113-14. 

Experiments on the electric conditions of the 
rocks and metalliferous veins (lodes) of Long- 
close and Eosewall-hill mines in Cornwall. Proc. 
Boyal Soc, iv, 317, (1841). 

Contributions towards a knowledge of the 
geological associations of gold. No. 1. Descrip- 
tion of the Buckingham Mines. Mining Journ. 
xxiii, 68, (29 Jan., 1853) ; cf. JVhitney's "Metallio 
Wealth of tJie United States," p. 128. 

Memoir of Davies Gilbert, P.E.S. [By W. 
J. Henwood.] West Briton, vol. xxx, 3 Jan., 
1840. 

Note. — Quoted by Dr. Buokland in his Presidential 
Address to the Geological Society, in 1840. cf. Proc. 
Oeol. Soc. of Land., iii, 257. 

On the intensity of terrestrial magnetism at 
various elevations on the hills and at different 
depths in the mines of Cornwall. In Sir E. T. 
De la Beche's "Geological Manual," (3rd ed., 
1833), p. 610. 

Eeport on the Metalliferous Deposits of 
Kumaon and Gurhwal in North Western India. 
Map. 1855. In " Selections from the Becords of 
the Government of India," (1853-64, 8°.) No. 8, 
pp. 1-46 ; Edinb. New Philos. Journ., iii, 135-41, 
1856. 
HEPSLEY, Thomas. 

Note. — " Thomas Hepsley, Senr. [of ChUohunpton 
msh.] of Bath and Wilts, in Sumersitshire, he was 
the man that brought that rare invention of shooting 
He. blasting] the rocks, which came here in June, 
1689, and died at the ball [i.e. Godolphin mine,] and 
was buried at Breage the 1 6 day of Dec, in the year of 
our Lord Christ 1689." cf. Breage Register of Burials, 
1689. 

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EEELE, Bev. Charles, M.A. (3rd son of 
Edward Eerie), Rector of Winwick, Lanca- 

■ shire, 1626-59 ; Member of the Westminster 
' Assembly of Divines, July, 1643 ; Prolocutor, 

■ 1 643-1 64f. b. Prideaux Herle, near Lost- 
withiel, 1598. d. Winwick. bur. 29 Sept., 
1659. cf. Bliss' Wood, iii, 477-79; N. and Q. 
2 S., vii, 477, (1859); £enj. Hanhirijs Hist. 
■Memorials relating to tJie Independents, ii, 166- 

- 68 ; Neal's Hist, of Puritans (Toulmin's ed.), 

■ iii, 46, 52, 89, 141, 350; iv, 244; Brooh's 
Puritans, iii, 324-26 ; Br. Museum, Addit. 
MSS., 18,781-18,782 ; Dr. Ealley's Lancashire, 

■ i, 270-72, 285, 380-82, 456, 467 ; ii, 28-29, 
105-106. 

Contemplations and devotions on the severall 
passages of our blessed Saviours death and 
passion. Written by Charles Herle, Master in 
Arts, and sometimes of Excester Colledge, in 
Oxford. Lond., printed by Aug. Mat. for 
Humphrey Robinson, dwelling in Pauls-Church- 
yard, at the signe of the three Pidgeons, 1631, 
■12"., pp. 546. The Dedication and the severall 
passages of our Saviour's death and passion un- 
paged. 

, A Payre of Compasses for Chvrch and State. 
.Delivered in a Sermon, Preached at St. Mar- 
_garets, in Westminster, before the Honorable 
.House of Commons, at their Monethly Fast, 
"November the last, 1642. By C. Herle, Rector 
of Winwicke, in Lankashire. PubHshed by order 
pf that House. Lond., printed by G. M. for 
"lohn Bartlet, at the Signe of the Guilt-Cup, 
neare S. Austin' s-Gate, [Dec. 22,] 1642, 4^., pp. 
44. 

; A Fvller Answer to a Treatise written by 
■Doctor Feme, entitvled " The resolving of con- 
science," efc...Done by another Author \i.e. Rev. 
C. Herle.] And by him revised and enlarged by 
-occasion of some late pamphlets complaining in 
;the name of the City against the Parliament. 
■Lond., printed for John Bartlet, andare to be sold 
■&t the signe of the Gilt Cup, in Pauls Church-yard, 
neer to Austins Gate, 1642, 4"., pp. 20, but the 
first half sheet unpaged. — Another ed. 1642, 
'4"., pp. 24, with first half sheet unpaged. 

Note.— c/. Wordsworth's Christian Institutes, iii, Ii. 

A reply unto severall treatises pleading for the 
Armes now taken up by subjects. . .by name, unto 
the Reverend and Learned Divines which pleaded 
scripture and reason for defensive Arms, the 
Author of the Treatise of Monarchy, the Author 

JC. Herle] of the fuller answer, his Reply. By 
L Fern, D.D. Oxford, 1643, 4o., pp. 97 and 
"contents unpaged. 

Conscience Satisfied... by way of reply unto 
-severall Treatises, made to a Treatise formerly 
■published for the Resolving of Conscience upon 



HEELE, Eev. Charles, M.A. (Con.). 

the case ; especially unto that which is entituled 
"A fuller Answer." By H. Feme, D.D. Oxford, 
1643, 4°., pp. 85 and preface unpaged. 

An answer to Doctor Feme's Reply entitled 
Conscience Satisfied ; especially to as much of it 
as concerned that answer to his Treatise which 
went under the name of the " Fuller Answer." 
By the same Author, [C. Herle.] Lond., printed 
by Tho. BrudeneU for N. A., and are to be sold 
at the Angell and Bible, in Lumberstreet, [May, 
17,] 1643, 4"., pp. 37. Dr. Williams'. 

Ahab's Fall by his prophets flatteries ; being 
the substance of Three Sermons... the first ser- 
mon preached before... the Commons House of 
Parliament, the second before... the Lord Major 
of London, with the Aldermen, his Brethren, 
the third at the Abbey Church, in Westminster, 
where it was much acquarrelled by some and as 
much desired to be published by others. . .printed 
by R. A. for J. Wright, in the Old-Baily, [May 
30,] 1644, 40., pp. 42 and Epistle Dedicatory 
unpaged. 

Note.- — The Dedication " To his worthily much 
esteemed and choicely learned Friend, Mr. Thomas 
Puller, B.D." is signed " Cha. Herle." PP. 35-42 areoa- 
cupied with " A short answer to D. Feme's last Eeply." 

Davids song of three parts, delivered in a 
sermon, preached before the right honorable the 
House of Lords, at the Abby-Church, in West- 
minster, upon the 15 day of June, 1643, heing 
The day appointed for publike thanksgiving for 
God's great deliverance of the parliament, citie, 
and kingdome, from The late most mischievous 
conspiracy against all three. Ordered by the said 
House to be published. By Charles Herle, Pastor 
of Winwicke, in Lankashire,. the Preacher 
thereof. Lond., printed by T. BrudeneU for 
N. A., and are to be sold at the AngeU and 
Bible, in Lumberstreet, 1643, 4"., pp. 31. 

The Independency on Scriptures of the Inde- 
pendency of Churches : wherein the Question 
of Independency of Church-Government is tem- 
perately, first stated : secondly argued : thirdly 
cleered from the Objections : and fourthly ap- 
peal'd in, to the Judgments of such as stand for 
it. By Master Herle, a Lancashire Minister, 
at the Request, and for the Satisfaction of some 
friends of his, and by them publish'd, together 
with his letter sent them together with the 
Treatise. Lond., printed by Tho. BrudeneU for 
N. A., and are to be sold at the AngeU and 
Bible, in Lumber St., 1643, sm. 4"., pp. 44. 
Dr. Williams'. 

A modest and brotherly answer to Mr. 
Charles Herle his book, against the Indepen- 
dency of Churches ... By Richard Mather, Teacher 
of the church at Dorchester, and William 
Tompson, Pastor of the church at Braintree," in 



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HEELE, Eey. Chables, M.A. (Cm.). 

New-England. Lond., printed for Henry Overton, 
in Popeshead alley, [15 McL, 1643,] 1644, 4°., 
pp. 58 and Preliminary Letter to Mr. Herle un- 
paged. 

A modest and brotherly answer, etc. Lond., 
1650, 8«. 

A reply to Mr. Eutherford or A defence of 
the Answer to Eeverend Mr. Herles Booke 
against The Independency of Churches... By E. 
Mather... Lond., printed for J. Eothwell and H. 
AUen, at the Sun and Fountaine, in Pauls 
Church-yard, and the Crown, in Popes-head 
Alley, 1647, 4»., pp. 109, Preface and Table of 
Contents unpaged. 

. Abrahams oifer Gods offering : in a Sermon 
preached before the Eight Honorable, the Lord 
Mayor, togetherwith the Aldermen, his Brethren, 
at Christ-Church, on Easter-Tuesday last, being 
the day of their Publique Thanksgiving. By C. 
Herle. Lond., printed for Peter Cole, at the 
signe of the Printing-Presse, at the Eoyall Ex- 
change, 1644, 40., pp. 23. Bod. lAb. 

David's Eeserve and Eescue, in a sermon 
preached before the Honourable the House of 
Commons on the Fifth of November, 1 644. By 
C. Herle, Pastor of Winwicke, in Lancashire. 
PubHshedJby order of the said House. Lond., 
printed for John Wright, in the Old-BaUy, 1645, 
4"., pp. 18 and Epistle Dedicatory unpaged. £r. 
Museum. 

" David's Eeserve and Eescue, etc. Lond., 
printed for- John Wright, at the signe of the 
Kings-head, in the Old Baily, 1646, 4"., pp. 18 
and Epistle Dedicatory unpaged. Dr. Williams'. 

Worldly Policy and Moral Prudence, the 
vanity and folly of the one, the solidity and 
usefulnesse of the other. In a Moral Discourse. 
By Charls {sic) Herle, etc. Lond., printed for 
Sa. GeUibrand, at the Ball, in Pauls Church- 
yard, [26 Novr.,] 1654, S"., pp. 212. 

Detur Sapienti. In a treatise of the Excel- 
lency of Christian Wisdome above that of 
Worldly Policy and Morall prudence, in two 
former treatises. By C. Herle, «fc. Lond., printed 
for Samuel GeUibrand, at the Ball, in Pauls 
Church-yard, 1655, [Feb. 27, 1654,] 8"., pp. 242. 

Note. — In 1655 the above two works were published 
in one volume with the following title page. 

Wisdomes Tripos or rather its Inscription, 
Detvr Sapienti, in three treatises, i, Of Worldly 
PoHcy. ii, Of Morall Prudence, iii. Of Christian 
Wisdome. The Vanity of the first. The useful- 
nesse of the second. The Excellency of the 
third: By C. Herle, Minister of Gods Word, at 
Winwick, in Lancashire. Lond., printed for 



HEELE, Eev. Chaklbs, M.A. (Cm.). 

Samuel GeUibrand, at the BaU, in Pauls Church- 
yard, 1655, 12". 

Note. — The title pages and pagination previovisly 
given were still preserved with very slight variations, 
and in some copies the date of publication of " Worldly 
Policy" is printed as 1655. To each treatise in this im- 
pression is appended a set of verses. 

HEELE, Edward (eld. son of Nicholas Herle), 
Sheriif of Cornwall, 1713, and M.P. for Laun- 
ceston, 1713. d. Landew, Lezant, 1721. 

Exequi8e...Glocestr8e Duci ab Oxon. Acad, so- 
lutse. Oxon., 1700, 40. 

Note.— Contains Sonnet by " Edw. Herle, E. CoU. 
Exon. Socio. Comm." 

HEELE, Sir John, Knt. (son of John Herle, of 
West Herle, in Northwmierland, who m. a dau, 
of Will. Polglass), Sheriff of Cornwall, 1425. 
d. 1435. cf Inguisitiones Post Mortem, iv, 164. 

Acquietantia Leonardi HoundaUer, Abbatis 
de Newenham, J. Herle, MUit. pro. c. sol. de 
Manerio de Plenynt, temp. Hen. iv in Eegistro 
de Newenham [1412.] Arundel MSS., Br. 
Museum, 17 f. 58 b. 

HEELE, Thomas (? Great nephew of Sir John 
Herle). 

Certificate shewing that T. Herle, of Cornwall, 
was mulier, and not bastard, 1 May, 14 Henry 
vi, [1436.] Harl. MSS. 1,079^ art. 11. 

HEEEING, Eev. John, M.A. Minister of 

Maristow. Ejected 1662. 6. Saltash, 1602. d. 

South Petherwin, 1688. cf. Palmer's Noncon, 
Memorial, i, 382-83. 

HEEVEY, Eleanora Louisa (dau. of Geo. 
Conway Montagu and Margaret (xreen, dau. of 
Rich. Wilson, she m. Thomas Kibble Hervey, wha 
d.Feb. 27,1859). &. Liverpool, 16 Nov., 1811. 

The Feasts of Camelot, With the Tales that 
were told there. By Mrs. T. K. Hervey. Lond., 
BeU and Daldy, 1863, 8"., pp. 233, 4/6. 

Our Legends aiid Lives : A Gift for All Sea- 
sons. By E. L. Hervey. Lond., Triibner and 
Co., 1869, 80., pp. X and 295, 6/-. 

Note. — Contains "Larthon," pp. 16-22, and "The 
Huntress of Armorioa," pp. 106-113. See next page. 

The Eock Light, or duty our watchword. 
With 4 lUusts. By E. L. Hervey. Lond., Wame 
and Co., 1870, 8°., pp. vi and 193, 2/-. 

Note. — A story of the Eddystone Lighthouse. 

Treasure for Treasure. A Cornish Tale. With 
3 lUusts. Churchman's Family Mag., ii, 406-1 5^ 
(1863). 



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HEEVEY, Eleakoka Louisa. (Con.J. 

Larthon of Inis-huna. A tale of the Green 
Children. Once a Week, i, 574-76, (1866). 

Note. — Commences, 

" Those isles of Scilly basking by the shore 
Where Cornish Mariners drag deep their nets." 

The Huntress of Armorica. A legend of St. 
Michael's Mount, ik, ii, 706-708. 

HERVEY, Eev. James (son of Rev. Will. 
Eervey). Sometime Curate of Hartland, R 
of Weston Favell, 1752. 6. Hardingstone, near 
Northampton, U Feb., 171f. d. WestonFavell, 
25 Dec, 1758. 

Meditations among the tombs in a letter to a 
lady. By James Hervey, A.B. Lond., printed 
for J. and J. Eivington, 1746, 8". 

Note. — Dedication to Miss E Tfiomson]^ pp_ 

i-iv, preface, pp. v-viii, Meditations, pp. 1-86. It com- 
mences thus " Madam, Travelling lately into Cornwall, 
I happened to alight at EillLhampton." The work is said 
to have been originated during Mr. Hervey's visit to his 
relative, Mr. Orchard, at Aldercombe Barton, in Kilk- 
hampton. It has gone through numerous editions. 

Meditations and Contemplations... by James 
Hervey, A.B. Transposed into blank verse by 
G-. Cocking, (1813). See Cocking, G. 

Reflections on a flower garden in a letter to a 
lady. By J. Hervey, A.B. Lond., printed for 
J. and J. Rivington, 1746, 8"., pp. 122. 

Note.— The garden was probably that attached to 
the mansion of Stowe, at Elkhampton. This work has 
gone through numerous editions. 

HEWETT, Rev. John William, M.A. Trinity 
Coll. Camb. Fellow of St. Nicholas College. 
(son of Lieut. Will. Eewett, B.N.) h. Ayles- 
bury, 2 Feb., 1824. 

On the tower of the church of Probus. En- 
gravings. Trans. Exeter Dioces. Architect. Soc, iv, 
19-20, (1850). 

HEWETT, Richard (son of Richard Eewett). 
I. Fowey, March, 1761. d. Fowey, Nov., 1846. 

Remarks on the Pilchard Fishery. Rev. 
B.C.P.Soc, 1842, pt. i, p. 32. 

HEWETT, William (son of Richard Eewett). I. 
Fowey, 3 Jan., 1815. 

A Letter to the Roman Catholic Priest, of 
Trelawny, Cornwall, dated Fowey, Dec. 17, 
1846, and signed Wm. Hewett. W. Lane, printer 
Fowey, n.d., [1846,] 8o., pp. 16. 

Note.— In reference to An Address given in the 
Paper Mill by Fowey, by the Eev. Mr. Oleron, on 
Sunday, Aug. 23, 1846. The pamphlet also contains 
Observations, etc., by J. ScoUier." q.v. 



HEWETT, William. (Con.). 

Fowey Harbour its position and capabilities. 
By W. Hewett. Fowey, J. Wellington, Chemist 
and Druggist, Stamp Office, n.d., [1869,] fcp. 
80., pp. 8, Id.— Another ed., 1870, 8"., pp. 14, 
Id. 

Note.— The printer of this work was Jas. Bennett, 
St. Blazey, but his name does not appear on it. 

Sanctification ; remarks occasioned by a pas- 
sage in a work on the Holy Spirit, by Dr. Octa- 
vius Winslow. Bible Christian Mag., xxiv, 32- 
37, (1859). 

M. de Montalembert and English Liberty. 
ih., xxiv, 61-64. 

Sunday Funerals, ib., xxiv, 71. 

Sanctification with J. Wesley's Queries on the 
point, ih., xxiv, 150-51. 

The finger of God. ih., xxiv, 271-73. 

The reason why. ih., xxiv, 310-12. 

The gates of hell, ih., xxiv, 344-46. 

Note. — Mr. Hewett has written in The Wesleyan 
Methodist Mag. ; The Protestant Watchman ; The 
Christian Miscellany; The Devonport Independent 
(under signature of Democritus); Plymouth Journal 
(under signature of Observer and W. Hewett) ; The 
Western Daily Mercury ; The West Briton ; Glasgow 
Christain News ; Methodist Times j Cornwall Temper- 
ance Journal ; and St. Austell Gazette. 

HEWITT, John. 

A.D. 1834, Apl. 19, No. 6,595. Specification 
of John Hewitt, of Kenegie, Cornwall, Gentle- 
man, for "A combination of certain materials 
which being combined or mixed together will 
form a valuable substance or compound and may 
be used with or as a substitute for Soap." Lond., 
1834, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottis- 
woode, 1857, fol., pp. 3, 3d. 

HEXT, Anne. 

Disticha in obitum Annse Hext efr Job. 
Hutchins. MSS. C. C. C. Oxford, 324, fol. 180. 

HEXT, Feancis {son of Francis Eext). h. 11 
Jan., 1666. d. Mch., 1729. hur. St. Austell, 
31 Mch. 

Several Poems and Elegies in Latin, as well 
as English in memory of the most excellent 
Maria. 1701, 8". 

Note.— Written by P. Hext, in conjunction with 
Nahum Tate and others. A copy is now (1872), penes 
Eev. J. H. Hext, V. of Teignton-Eegis, Devon. 

A Dialogue between Redman, a Perkinite; and 
Segrave, a Williamite; 8". 

Note.— A copy is now penes Eev. J. H. Hext. 



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HICEES. 



HEXT, Feanois. (Con.). 

Letter from a Lawyer of the Middle Temple, 
a Comishmaii by birth. /Spectaifor, No. 129. July 
28, 1711. 

Note. — Tlie above is believed to have been written 
by F. Hext, who was a friend of Steele and Addison. 

HEXT, Eev. Feancis John, M.A. E. of Hel- 
land, 1817-42. {eld. son of F. J. Eext). b. 10 
April, 1779. d. Bath, 27 Jan., 1842. 

Views of a modification of the Eeform BiU. 
[By F. J. Hext.] Bodmin 1831, fol. s.sh. 

Letters on Eeform in Parliament, addressed 
to Sir E. E. Vyvyan, Bart., M.P., and to the 
magistracy and gentry of Cornwall, dated from 
Mch. 11th, to Apl, 12th, 1831, and originally 
published in the Eoyal Cornwall Gazette, with 
the signature Y.Z. Together with Views of a 
Modification of the Eeform Bill, abstracted from 
the Letter to that gentleman and reduced to the 
form of Eesolutions as for submission to a County 
Meeting. By F. J. Hext, Clerk. To which is 
added a Petition to the House of Commons... 
Truro, printed and published by T. E. Gillet, 
Jun., [at the Eoyal Cornwall Gazette Office,] and 
in London, by Eoake and Varty, 31, Strand, 
1831, 8°., pp. 45, 1/6. 

HEXT, Gertrude. See Parsons, Gertrude. 

HEXT, Admiral William (3rd son of F. J. 
Eext). h. Bodmin, 6 Aug., 1780. d. Tredethy, 
31 Oct., 1866. hur. St. Mabyn. cf 0' Byrne; 
Gent. Mag., iii, 114-15, (1867). 

HEYGATE, Eev. William Edward (2nd son 
of Jos. Heygate). Curate of Gerrans, 13 Jan. 
to 16 Dec, 1848. Now (1872) E. of Bright- 
stone, Isle of Wight. I. Southend ? 11 Aug., 
1816. 
The Death of King Gerennius. By W. E. 

H[eygate.] Truro, James E. Netherton, 1848, 

demy 16o., pp. 12. 

Note. — The dedication is "To the children of that 
parish, by their loving friend "W. E. H.," and is dated 
" Parish of S. Gerrans, 1848." 

True Eeligion. Signed W. E. Hfeygate.l J. 
E. Netherton, printer, Truro, n.d., [1848,] i2o., 
pp. 12. 

Note. — ^An Address to the Parishioners of Gerrans. 
Christmas, 1848. 

The Chair of St. Mawe. By W. E. H[eygate.] 
Lond., Masters; Plymouth, A. Simms; Truro, 
J. E. Netherton, 1849, demy W., pp. 16. 

HEYWOOD, Thomas, d. temp., Charles L 

An Apology for Actors. Containing three 
briefe treatises. L Their antiquity. IL Their 
ancient dignity. Ill The true vse of their 



HETWOOD, Thomas. (Con.). 

quality. Written by Thomas Heywood. Lond., 
printed by Nicholas Okes, 1612, small 4"., A to 
G, in fours, a four leaves follows the first A. 

Note. — Aooount of " A strange accident happening 
at a play at Perin, in Cornwall," about the year 1600. 
This is on the page bearing the signature G 2. 

An Apology for Actors, etc. Lond., Eeprinted 
for the Shakespeare Society, 1841, 8". 

Note. — Aooount of a strange accident at Penryn, 
p. 58. The account has been printed in the Journ. 
R.I.G., 1865, p. 35. 

HICHENS, Eev. William, B.A. (son of Bohert 
Hichens). Fellow of Ex. Coll., 1850. b. 1825. 
d. Feock, 17 Aug., 1850. 

Sermons preached in the parish church of St. 
Feock, Cornwall, by the late Eev. W. Hichens, 
B.A. Lond., Eivingtons, 1851, 8"., pp. ii and 
338, 9/6. 

Note. — Preface signed E. B. K[insman.] 

HICKES, Eev. Caspar, M.A. V. of Landrake; 
ejected, 1662. Member of the Westminster 
Assembly, July, 1643-164-|. b. Berkshire, 
1605. bur. Landrake, 10 Apl., 1677. cf Bliss' 
Wood, iii, 1107-8 ; Pcdmer's Noncon. Memorial, 
(1802), i. 352-53. 

The Glory and Beauty of God's portion : set 
forth in a Sermon preached before the Honour- 
able House of Commons, at the Publique Fast, 
June 26, 1644. By G. Hickes, Pasteur of Lan- 
racke, in Cornwall, a Member of the Assembly 
of Divines. Lond., printed by G. M. for Christo- 
pher Meredith, at the Signe of the Crane, in 
Pauls Church-yard, 1644, 4o., pp. 43. Bod. Lib. 

The advantage of afflictions; a sermon 
preached before the Et. Hon. House of Peers, 
January 28, 1645, being the day of publike 
Humiliation, in the Abbey Church, Westminster. 
By G. Hicks, a Member of the Assembly of 
Divines. Lond., printed by G. M. for Christo- 
pher Meredith, at the signe of the Crane, in 
Pauls Church-yard, 1645, i°., pp. 31 and Epistle 
Dedicatory unpaged. 

The life and death of David, a sermon 
preached at the funeralls of that worthy mem- 
ber of the Honourable House of Commons. 
William Strode, Esquire, in the Abbey Church, 
in Westminster, Septemb. 22, 1645. By G. 
Hickes, a Member of the Assembly of Divines. 
Lond., printed by G. Miller for Christopher 
Meredith, at the signe of the Crane, in Pauls 
Church-yard, 1645, i"., pp. 26 and Epistle 
Dedicatory unpaged. 

A True and faithful narrative of the unjust 
and illegal sufferings and oppressions of many 



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238 



HIGGS. 



HICKBS, Eev. Gaspak, M.A. (Con.). 

Christians (...called Fanaticks, etc.), (1671). See 
Hickes, John. 

Note. — An account of the proseoution of G. Hickes, 
living at "a town call'd Landiake, Vulgarly Larrake," 
by " a young Levite . . .who serves for the parish priest, 
byname Mr. Winnel or Windle," is contained in pp. 
32-34. 

HICKES, Rev. John (elder hro. of Dr. G. Hickes, 
Dean of Worcester). Minister of Saltash. 
Ejected 1662. l. Moorhouse, Kirkby-wick, near 
Thirsk, in Yorkshire, 1633. Executed at Glas- 
tonbury, 6 Oct., 1685. cf. Palmer's Noncon. 
Memm-ial, (1802), i, 368-70; Macaulay's Hist, 
of England, i, 633-38, iii, 459. 

Troublous Times or Leaves from the Note 
Book of the Rev. Mr. John Hicks, an ejected 
Nonconformist Minister, 1670-71. Transcribed 
by Jane Browning Cranch. With an Introduction 
by the Rev. Chas. Stanford. Lond., Jackson, 
Walford, and Hodder, 18, St. Paul's Churchyard, 
1862, 80., pp. xxviii and 305. 

A true and faithful narrative of the unjust 
and illegal sufferings and oppressions of many 
Christians (injuriously and injudiciously call'd 
Fanaticks...) under and by several of His 
Majesty's Justices of the Peace and others who 
are no officers but informers, in the county of 
Devon, since the Tenth of May, 1670... as also 
of the most malicious prosecution of nine inno- 
cent persons to take away their lives, under a 
false pretence of murdering an informer. . .Anon. 
Printed in the year 1671, sm. 4°., pp. 34, and 
Postscript 6 pages unpaged. Dr. JVilliams'. 

A discourse of the excellency of the Heavenly 
Substance. Anon. 1673, 12o. 

A compleat history of the most remarkable 
providences which have happened in the present 
age. . .By William Turner, M.A. Vicar of Walber- 
ton, in Sussex. . .Lond., printed for John Dunton, 
at the Raven, in Jewen St., 1697, fol. Pagination 
irregular. Sion College. 

Note. — Contains " Mr. J. Hicks' Last Speech, 1685," 
in Chap, cxliii., pp. 135-37. 

HICKES, Paul 1 (A descendant of Rich. Eicles, 
the first Mayor of St. Ives, 1639.J Attorney at 
St. Ives, and Coroner of that Borough, b. St. 
Ives, bw: St. Ives, 11 Jan., 173 J. 

. The History of St. Ives to the year 1722. 
By Mr. Hickes. 1722, MSS. 

Note.— Was ^e»es Sir N. H. Nicolas, in 1820. 

HICKS, William (son of Nicholas Hicks.) h. 

Kerris. hapt. Paul, 2 Jan., 16|^. d. Kerris, 

Feb., 16«g. hur. Paul, 3 Mch., 16|^. cf Bliss' 

■- Wood, iii, 489-90-j (hanger's Biog. Hist. ; Bose. 



HICKS, William. (Oon.J. 
'AnOKAAT^IS 'AnOKAATYEilSorThe 
Revelation Revealed, being a practical exposi- 
tion of the Revelation of St. John. Whereunto 
is annexed Quinto-Monarchise cum quarto 
"OMOAOriA or A Friendly Complyance 
between Christ's Monarchy and the magistrates. 
By William Hicks, Gent. Sometime of Wadham 
College, in Oxon., now living near the Mount, in 
Co^nwal. Lond., printed by F. Macock, for 
Daniel White, and sold at his Shop, at the Seven 
Stars, in St. Pauls' Churchyard, 1659, fol. 

Note. — The Dedication " To the Eight Worshipful 
S'. Eichard Chyverton, late Lord Mayor of the Honorable 
City of London," signed W. Hicks, 6 leaves, " To the 
judicious christian reader," signed W. Hicks, and dated 
"Kerris, in Comwal, Nov. 1, 1658." 5 leaves. Preface and 
Catalogue, 9 leaves. The Eevelation, pp. 1-315. Qninto- 
Monarchi£e (with distinct title page). Dedication to 
" Col. Eobert Bennets, by Launceston, in Cornwall," 5 
leaves, " To the Christian Eeader," 3 leaves, then pp. 
335-349. Alphabetical Table and Errata 5 leaves. 

'AEOKAATYIE 'AnOKAATYEliS or The 
Revelation Revealed, etc. Lond., 1661, fol. 

Note. — Copies of this date are said to have a por- 
trait of the author in a cloak, engraved by David Loggan. 

HICKS, William Robert. 6. Bodmin, 1 April, 
1808. d. Westheath, Bodmin, 5 Sept., 1868. 
cf J. 0. Young's Memoir of C. M. Yowng, (1871), 
ii, 301-8. 

An illustrious obscure \i.e. W. R. Hicks.] 
Anon. [By Abraham Hayward, Q. C] Morning 
Post, 8 Sept., 1868, p. 5. 

Note. — It is stated in the above that Sir William 
Molesworth and Col. Hamley were partly educated by 
Mr. Hicks. 

HIGGINS, Godfrey, F.S.A. (only son of Godfrey 
Higgins). b. Yorkshire, 1771. d. Skellow 
Grange, near Doncaster, 9 Aug., 1833. 

The Celtic Druids or an attempt to show that 
the Druids were the priests of oriental colonies 
who emigrated from India and were the intro- 
ducers of the first or Cadmean system of letters 
and the builders of Stonehenge, of Carnac, and 
of other Cyclopean works, in Asia and Europe. 
By Godfrey Higgins. Lond., Rowland Hunter, 
1829, 40., pp. xcvi and 324. 

Note. — Contains numerous views and descriptions-, 
of Cornish antiquities. 

HIGGS, Samuel, F.G.S. (2nd son of Samuel 
Higgs). b. Penzance, 16 Oct., 1834. 

Preservation of Life from Shipwreck. To the. 
Editor of the Times, signed S. H., Jun., and 
dated Penzance, Aug. 16, 1869. n.p.ord. [1869,1 
s.sA., 40. . ^ L >J, 

Preservation of Life from Shipwreck, signed. 



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HILL. 



HIGGS, Samuel, F.G.S. (Con.). 

S. Higgs, Jun., and dated Penzance, 24 Sept., 
1869. n.p. or d. [1869,] s.sh., 4o. 
' Key to the Life Chart of the Cornish Coast. 
, Arranged and compiled by S. Higgs, Jun., F.G-.S., 
Vice-Consul of France, Sweden, Norway, Den- 
mark, Spain, Portugal, &c., &c., Penzance. Pen- 
zance, Printed by E. Eowe, 30, Market-place, 
1869, 80., pp. 2 and 9. 

Notes of the Copper Mines of Alderley Edge, 
Cheshire. Trans. R.G.S.C, vii, 325-26, (1858). 

Notice of a singular specimen much resem- 
bUng chalk-flint found in Balleswidden Mine, 
St. Just, ib., vii, 449-50. 

Notice of an accumulation of carburetted 
'hydrogen, or fire-damp, in Ding Dong, ib., 1868. 

Note. — This portion of the Trans. R.G.S.G. is not 
yet published. 

HICHAM, Egbert H. 

Jan Parkins, the Poacher, how he escaped the 
"law; and the Two young Cornish miners at 
Tavistock Goose Fair, what they saw and heard. 
By Robert H. Higham. Devonport, printed and 
published by J. R. H. Spry, 9, Tavistock St. 
n.d. [18--,] 8"., pp. 16, 4d. 

HICHAM, T. R. 

A Dialogue between Tom Thomas and BiU 
Bilkey, two Cornish Miners. ^The Snake. By 
T. R. H[igham.] Truro, J. R. Netherton. n.d., 
■[1866,] 8°., pp. 24. 

The Cornish Farmer and the Squire, a Poem 
'by T. R. H[igham.] Netherton' s Cornish Almanac, 
(1868), pp. 11. 

'Lizbeth Jane's Courtship, being another dia- 
logue between Tom Thomas and Bill Bilkey, 
by T. R. H[igham.] Netherton' s Cornish Almanac, 
(1869), pp. 2. 

Note.— The above two are reprinted in "Four 
Cornish Tales." (Truro, J. R. Netherton, 1870, 8"), pp. 
11 and 5 respectively. 

Edwin Lukey's Trip to Town. Anon. Printed 
in Cornish Tales. (Truro, J. R. Netherton, 1867, 
80.), pp. 66-70. 

Betty White. — Jimmy's Story. Anon, ib., 
pp. 71-79. 

■ A Dialogue between Betty Penstraze and 
fSally Trembath. Anon. «6., pp. 132-47. 

HILL FAMILY. 

Pedigree of the Hill family. Collect. Topog. 
'■et Geneal, i, 409. 

HILL, Rey. Christopher. Curate of K£k- 
hampton, Sept., 1662 to May, 1664. cf.Eemains 
': of Bean Granmlle, (1865), pp. 158-59. 



HILL, Miss Elizabeth. 

A Discourse on the benefit which the Holy 
Spirit of God is, to man in his journey through 
life. Preached at Christ's Church, m, Newgate 
Street, on Whitsun-Monday, pursuant to the will 
oi Miss Elizabeth Hill, late of Falmouth, Corn- 
wall. By the Rev. William Romaine...Lond., 
Withers, 1755, S"., 6d.— 4th ed. Lond., printed 
for J. Worrall, at the Dove, in BeU-yard, near 
Lincoln's Inn.. .1759, 8"., pp. 28. 

HILL, Frederick, F.G.S. {son of Major Thos. 
Hill and Phillis, dau. of Pascoe Orenfell, of 
Marazion.) Town Clerk of Helston. 6. Kings- 
bridge, Devon, 1807. 

A Letter to the Earl of Falmouth, on the 
present state of the Stannary Courts of Corn- 
wall, and on the expediency of reviving and ex- 
tending their Equitable Jurisdiction. By F. 
Hill. Helston, published by John Roberts, 1835, 
80., pp. 58. 

A Letter to the Lord Chancellor on the present 
state of the Bankrupt Law, with immediate 
reference to proceedings in the matter of Gundry 
in the District Court of Exeter. By F. Hill. 
Lend., Waterlow and Sons, 1853, 8o., pp. 29. 

Note.— Signed " F. Hill," and dated " Helston, 20 
Jan, 1853." 

Inquiry into the origin and nature of Tin 
Bounds. Mining Review, vol. vi. No. 26. — Re- 
printed, Lond,, R. Middleton, 12, Gough Square, 
.n.d. [1840?] 80., pp. 22. 

HILL, Rev. George, M.A. V. of St. Winnow, 
1865. h. Oxford, 1813. 

Church Membership; a catechism on the 
blessings and obligations of the Christian's call- 
ing in Christ Jesus our Lord : With instructions 
on confirmation and holy communion. By G. 
Hill, M.A., Vicar of St. Winnow. Rivingtons, 
Lond., Oxford and Cambridge, 1868, fcp. 8"., 
pp. 64. 

HILL, Rev. John, M.A. {son of Michael Eill, 
of Crowan, in Egloshayle.) R. of St. Mabyn, 8 

■ Oct., 1668-1709. hur. St. Mabyn, 20 Feb., 
1709. 

The great apostacy of the Church of Rome 
from her primitive purity and integrity. With 
a vindication of the Church of England in her 
separation from her, and the hazard of salvation 
in communion with her, discoursed in A Sermon 
preached at St. Mary le Bow, London, on Sunday, 
the 28th of December, 1679. By John Hill, 
Rector of St. Mabyn, in the County of Cornwall. 
Lond., printed for Samuel Heyrick, at Greys- 
Inne-gate, in Holborn, 1680, 4o., pp. 76. 



HILL. 



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HILL, Eev. John, M.A. (Con.). 

Ishbibenob defeated and David succoured : in 
a sermon displaying the groundless confidence of 
Church "and State destroying adversaries, 
preached at the Assizes, held for the county of 
Cornwall, at Launceston, Aug. the 9th, 1693, 
being the day of the monthly fast. By John 
Hill, Eector of St. Mabin, in Cornwal. London, 
printed for W. Cook, at the Green Dragon, 
without Temple-Bar, and are to be sold by Benj. 
Smithurst, Bookseller, at Launceston, in Corn- 
wal, 1694, 4°., pp. 21. 

Note. — The dedication to Sir E. AtMns, signed 
" John Hill," and dated " St. Mabyn, Sept. 1, 1693." 

J. G. to Bishop Lamplugh, concerning the 
simony, sacrilege, and forgery, of Eev. J. Hill. 
Plymouth, 16 Jan., 1679-80. Tanner MSS., 
(Bodl.Lib.), 141, art. 48. 

HILL, Eev. Josiah. Wesleyan Minister, at 
Penzance, in 1814-17 1 b. Sail, near Eeepham, 
Norfolk, 13 Nov., 1773. cl Haverford-West, 
22 Jan., 1844. cf. John Foster's Life and Cor- 
respondence, (1852), passim; The Family Pen, 
h) Isaac Taylw, i, 295, & passim. 

HILL, Eev. Pascoe Grenfell, B.A., E.N. 
{son of Major Tlios. Hill.) E. of St. Edmund, 
the King and Martyr, and St. Nicholas Aeons, 
Lombard St., London, 7 Feb., 1863. h. Mara- 
zion, 15 May, 1804. 

Poems on several occasions. By P. G. HUl. 
Penzance, printed by E. Eowe, n.d., [18—,] 8"., 
pp. 28. 

Note.— Dedicated to Oliver Hill, by "his affection- 
ate Nephew, the Author." 

Pifty days on board a slave ship in the Mozam- 
bique Channel, in April and May, 1843. By the 
Eev. P. G. Hill, Chaplain of H.M.S. " Cleopatra." 
Lond., J. Murray, 1844, 8°., pp. 115, 3/6.— 
Lond., 1849, 8".— Lond., 1853, 8"., 12/-. 

A voyage to the slave coast of West and East 
Africa. By the Eev. P. G. Hill, E.N. Lond., C 
Gilpin, 1849, 120., pp^ 47, 

A Journey through Palestine. By the Eev. P. 
G. Hill. Lond., Soc. Prom. Christ. Know., n.d., 
[1852,] 8"., pp. 70, 6d. 

The Kafir War. To the Et. Hon. B. Disraeli, 
M.P., Chancellor of the Exchequer. By P. G. 
Hm, E.N. Westminster, Vacher and Sons, 29, 
Parliament Street, 1852, 8O;, pp. 16. 

A Visit to Cairo. By the Eev. P. G. Hill. 
Lond., Soc. Prom. Christ. Know., n.d., [1853,1 
12"., pp. 92. ' ' L ;J 

The Christian Soldier; a Sermon by the Eev. 
P. G HUl, B.A., Chaplain in the Navy, and 
Chaplain of Westminster Hospital, preached at 



HILL, Eev. Pasooe Gkeneell, B.A., E.N. (Con.). 

Portman Barracks, xix S. after Trinity, 1853, to 
H.M. first Battalion of Grenadier Guards. Lond., 
J. Whitaker, 41, Pall Mall, 1853, 8_o., pp. 8. 

Modem British Poesy. A comparison between 
poets who flourished during the latter half of the 
18th century, and those of the 19th century, 
with biographical sketches. By the Eev. P. G. 
Hill, E.N. Chaplain of Westminster Hospital. 
Lond., E. Palmer and Son, 18, Paternoster Eow, 
1856, 8»., pp. 144. 

Letter to the Eight Hon. B. S. Phillips, Lord 
Mayor, on Street-Slaughter. Dated March, 1866, 
and signed P. G. Hill. Lond., Waterlow and 
Sons, printers. Carpenters' Hall, London Wall, 
1866, 80., pp. 8, 6d. 

Life of Napoleon IIL By P. G. HiU, E.N., 
B.A. Eector of S. Edmund, the King and 
Martyr. Lond., E. Moxon, Sons, and Co., 1869, 
80., pp. 212, 9/-. 

HILL OR HULL, Sir Egbert. Judge of the 
Court of Common Pleas, 1408-26. I. Heligan, 
in Cornwall? d. 1426. cf. Foss' Judges, iv, 
326-28 ; 8th Rep. Deputy Keeper of Records, 
p. 163. 

HILL, Eev. Eowland, M.A. {Zrd son of Sir 
Rowland Hill.) 5. Hawkstone, near Shrews- 
bury, 23 Aug., 1744. d. London, 11 Apl.,. 
1833. 

Note. — cf. Life and Times of Countess of Suntirig- 
don, (Account of Mr. Hill's preaching at Looe, ii, 419 ;) 
Will. Jones' Memoir of Rev. B. HiU, (Account of Mr, 
HiU's preaching in the Gwennap Pit, pp. 148-50.) 

HILL, Eev. Thomas. Wesleyan Minister in 
Cornwall, 1827-31. h. nr. Stourbridge, 1769. 
d. Holmforth, 8 Feb., 1857. 

Brotherly Love. A Sermon [on Psalm, cxxxiii,] 
preached at Falmouth. By the Eev. T. HilL 
Lond., 1830, 80., pp. 24. 

HINCKS, Elizabeth. 

The Poor Widow's Mite cast into the Lord's 
Treasury. Wherein are contained some Eeasons 
in the Justification of the Meetings of the People 
of God called Quakers... Written by a woman of 
the faith... now lest it should be counted a libel, 
or any should think, we dare not own it in the 
world, I have subscribed my name... Printed for 
the use and benefit of such Bees as suck their 
Hony from the Flowers and Blossoms that God 
makes to spring ; that they may have to keep 
themselves alive in the dark stormy winter. No 
place or printers names, 1671, 40., pp. 47. 

Note.— A poem signed " E. Hincks." In Smith'& 
Catalogue of Friends' Books stated to be " of Cornwall.' 



HINGESTON-EAKDOLPH. 



2il 



HINGESTON-EANDOLPH. 



HINCKS, Rev. Thomas, B.A. (son of Bev. Will. 
Hincki, F.L.S., Emeritus Professor of Natural 
History, in University College, Toronto), h. 
Exeter, 1818. 

Catalogue of the Zoophytes of South Devon 
and South Cornwall. Six plates. Annals and 
Mag. of Nat. Hist., vols, viii, ix, and x, 1861- 
62. [Also found as a Pamphlet, Lond., J. Van 
Voorst, 1862, 8°., pp. 64.] 

Supplement to a Catalogue of the Zoophytes 
of South Devon and South Cornwall, with 
description of new specimens. Two plates, ib., 
4 S. ix, 73-83, (1871-72.) 

HINGESTON-RANDOLPH, Eev. Francis 
Charles, M.A. (son of the following. Altered 
the spelling of his name to Hingeston, 31 March, 
1854, and assiimedthat of Randolph in addition 
to his ovm, on his mariiage, 26 July, 1860, ivith 
Martha Jane, only child and heiress of the Rev. 
Herbert Randolph, M.A.) Incumbent of Hamp- 
ton-Gay, 1859-60; R. of Ringmore, 1860; 
Domestic Chaplain to the Baroness Le Des- 
pencer (Viscountess Falmouth), 1858. &. Truro, 
31 March, 1833. 

Specimens of ancient Cornish crosses, fonts, 
etc. Lond., W. J. Cleaver, 46, Piccadilly... J. R. 
Netherton, King St., Truro, 1850, 4"., unpaged. 
7/6. 

Note. — The preliminary matter consists of Speci- 
mens of Ancient Cornish Crosses, etc. No. I, Ancient 
Crosses, signed F. C. H., and dated Truro, Moh. 1, 
1850.— No. n. Specimens of Fonts, etc., dated Truro, 
June 1, 1850. — No. III. Specimens of Fonts, etc., dated 
Truro, Sept., 28, 1850 ; then follow 55 views. The work 
is dedicated to Lord Falmouth. 

The Poems of F. Hingeston, (1857). See 
Kingston, F. 

The Chronicle of England, by John Capgrave. 
Edited by The Rev. F. C. Hingeston, B.A., of 
Exeter College. Lend., Longman, 1858, 8 o., pp. 
xxix and 482, 8/6. 

Johannes Capgrave, Liber de illustribus Hen- 
ricis. Edited by the Rev. F. C. Hingeston, 
M.A...Lond., Longman, 1858, 8°., pp. Ivii and 
319, 8/6. 

The Book of the illustrious Henries. By John 
Capgrave. Translated from the Latin, by the 
Eev. F. C. Hingeston, M.A... Lond., Longman, 
1858, 80., pp. xxii and 285, 8/6. 

Royal and Historical Letters during the reign 
of Henry the Fourth, King of England and of 
France and Lord of Ireland. Edited by the 
Rev. F. C. Hingeston... Incumbent of ^Hampton 
Gay. Vol. i,A.D. 1399-1404. Lond., Longman, 
1860, 8°.,' pp. cxi and 457, 8/6. 
Note. — No more published. 

Four years of a Country Friendly Society. A 
letter to the Editor of the Times. By the Rev. 
F. C. Hiageston-Randolph, Rector of Ringmore, 



HINGESTON-EANDOLPH, Eev. F. C. (Con.). 

Devon... Oxford, T. and G. Shrimpton; Lond., 
Whittaker and Co., 1870, [1869,] 12o., pp. 24, 

1/- 

Architectural progress in Oxford, in xv Chap- 
ters. Building News, ii, 889, etc., (1856), iii, 3, 
etc., (1857,) iv, 60, (1858.) 

The Westerton Judgment, ib., iii, 321. 
Mr. Ruskin's "Writings and the Reviews, ib., 
iii, 417._ 

Classic or Gothic, ih., iii, 546. 
Sketches by the roadside, ib., iii, 653, 870. 
Architectural Sketches in Cambridge, in vi 
Chapters, ib., iii, 757, etc. 

Ruskin's Elements of Drawing, ib., iii, 1193. 
On Secular architecture, in ii Chapters, ib., iii, 
1290, etc. 

Architecture in the Provinces, in vi Chapters. 
ib., iv. 6, etc. 

On Stained glass, in iii Chapters, ib., iv, 345, 
etc. 

'The Oxford Architectural Congress, ib., iv, 
623, etc. 

The liberty of labour, in vii Chapters, ib., iv, 
1047, etc. 
The battle of the Styles, ib., iv, 1213, etc. 
The Oxford New Museum, in viii Chapters. 
i6.,iv, 1291, V, 29, etc., (1859.) 
Local Antiquities, ib., v, 162. 
London in the olden time, ib., v, 230. 
A week with an Antiquary in the Far West, 
in iv Chapters, ih., v, 399, 469, 556, 600, 707. 
Chapters on Practical Questions, in xi Chapters. 
ib., V, 853, etc., vi, 52, etc., (I860). 

Review of Parker's Domestic Architecture. 
ib., V, 915, etc. 

Notes on Coast Churches. Pt. i, iv Chapters. 
Pt. ii, ii Chapters, ib., vi, 671, etc., vii, 17, etc., 
(1861). 

Review of CalHngton Church. By the Rev. 
M. B. Hutchison, ib., vii, 258. 



On Cornish Crosses. Ecclesiologist, x, 217-19, 
(1850). 

On the Middle Pointed Style, in Cornwall. 
ib., x, 371-75. 

The ancient stained glass windows in St. 
Neot's Church, ih., xii, 49-55, (1851). 

On the ancient stone fonts of Cornwall, ib., 
xii, 96-102. 

St. Mary's, Truro, ih., xii, 156-58. 

On the Romanesque Style in Cornwall, ib., 
xii, 199-205. 

On the ancient stone crosses of Cornwall, ih., 
xii, 332-41. 

On the Perpendicular Style, ib., xvii, 146-47, 
(1856). 

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242 



HITCHINS. 



HINGSTON, Francis f2nd son of John and Mar- 
garet Eingston). Controller H.M. Customs, 
Truro, 1827? to 1841. h. St. Ives, 27 Nov., 
1796. hajpt. 19 Jan., 1797. d. St. Ives, 7 Oct., 
1841. 

The poems of Francis Hingeston, (sic). 
Edited by his son [the Eev. F. C. Hingeston- 
Randolph.] Lond., Longman, 1857, post 8°., 
pp. xii and 190, 10/6. List of Subscribers. 

Essay on Friendship. By C. [i.e. F. Kingston.] 
Cornish Mag., iii, 58, (1828). 

Heber's Hymns. ih.,\\\, 117. 

HINGSTON, Nathaniel, Merchant, d. Fal- 
mouth, Oct., 1809. cf. Gent. Mag., Ixxix, pt. 
ii, 987, (1809); European Mag., Ivi, 313, 
(1809). 

HINGSTON, EiCHARD (brother of Nathaniel 
Hingston). 

Letters from William Cookworthy to R. 
Hingston, Surgeon, Penryn, 1744-47. In 
" Memoir of W. Cookworthy. By his grandson," 
1854,120. J- ^ ^ 

HINGSTON, Thomas, M.D. (>d son of John 
Hingston). hapt. St. Ives, 9 May, 1799. d. 
Falmouth, 13 July, 1837. cf Gent. Mag., viii, 
318-19, (1837). 

Dissertatio Inauguralis de Morbo Comitiali 
quam annuente summo numine ex auctoritate 
Eeverendi admodum viri D. GeorgiiBaird, S.T.P. 
Academic EdinburgensisPrffifectinecnon amplis- 
simi senatus academici consensu, et nobilissimse 
facultatis medicse deoreto, pro gi-adu Doctoris, 
summisque in medicina honoribus ac privilegiis 
rite et legitime consequendis eruditorum examini 
subjicit Thomas Hingston, Anglus, Soc. Eeg. 
Med. Edin. Socius. Edinburgi excudebat Joannes 
Moir, 1824, 8°., pp. 70. 

Guilielmi Harveii Exercitationes de Motu 
Cordis et Sanguinis, quas notis pauculis instru- 
endas curavit Thomas Hingston, M.D., Socie- 
tatis Eegiffi Medicae Edinburgensis Socius, nunc 
ex Collegio Eeginae Cantabrigiensi. [With two 
plates.] Edinburgi : ven. apud Joannem Carfraj 
et fihum; atque Longman et Socios Londini, 
1824, 8°., 10/6, pp. 250. 

On the use of iron amongst the earlier 
nations of Europe. Trans. R.G.S.O., iv, U3-34 
(1829). 

Memoir of WiUiam of Worcester. Prefixed 
to WiUiam of Worcester's Itinerary. In Appen- 
dix to "D. Gilbert's Cornwall," (1838), iv 
222-28. ^ ' ' 

On Cornish Names, ib., iv, 312-18. 

Latin Ode on the occasion of the visit of 



HINGSTON, Thomas, M.D. (Con.). 

George IV to Scotland, 1822. By T. Hingston. 

MS. 

Note. — The original MS. is lost, but tlie translation 
of the Ode, made by bia brother, is to be found in P. 
Hingeston^s Poems, pp. 129-31. The prize medal awarded 
to Dr. Hingston for this poem was that given by the 
King to the University of Edinburgh for presentation to 
the author of the best ode. It is now the property of the 
Eev. P. C. Hingeston-Eandolph. 

HITCHENS, James. 

A Short Account of the Death of Samuel 
Hitohens. By James Hitchens, Tinner. [Ed. by 
Eev. J. Wesley.] Lond., printed in the year 
1746, 120., pp. 11. 6th ed. Truro, printed in 
the year 1747, 12"., pp. 11. 

A Short Account of Samuel Hitchens and of 
his brother Thomas Hitchens, of Bisveal, near 
Eedruth, in Cornwall. By their Father [James 
Hitchens.] London Wesleyan Conference Oflice, 
2, Castle St., City Eoad, [Religious Tracts,] No. 
17, 12"., pp. 16, 4/-. per 100. 

A Short Account of the Death of Thomas 
Hitchens. By James Hitchens, Tinner. Printed 
in the year 1747, 120., pp i2_ 

HITCHENS, Samuel, b. Cornwall, 23 March, 
1725. A Bisveal, near Eedruth, 16 Aug., 1746. 
See Hitchens, James. 

HITCHENS, Thomas, b. Cornwall, 14 April, 
1723. d. Bisveal, near Eedruth, 11 Sept., 
1746. cf J. Wesley's fForks, (1856), ii, 30. 
A Short Account of the Death of Thomas 

Hitchens. Ed. by Eev. J. Wesley. 3rd ed. 

Printed in the year 1747. n.p. or printer' s name. 

12°., pp. 12. See also Hitchens, James. 

HITCHINS, Mrs. d. St. Agnes, 10 Nov., 1808, 
aged 28. 

The Grace of God manifested in an account 
of Mrs. Hitchins, of St. Agnes. By Eev. T. Kelk. 
Truro, 24 Nov., 1808. Methodist Maq., xxxiii, 
70-73,(1810). 

HITCHINS, FORTESCUE, Solicitor, St. Ives, {ith 
son of the following), bapt. St. Hilary, 22 Feb., 
1784. d. Marazion, 1 April, 1814. bur. St. 
Hilary, 6 Apl. cf Gent. Mag., Ixxxiv, 86, 
(1814) ; Mchols' Illustrations of Lit. Hist., vi, 
45 ; C. Bedding's Yesterday and To-day, i, 39. 
Vision of Memory and other poems. By a 
young gentleman. [Plymouth] Dock, E. Hoxland, 
Fore St., 1803, 80., pp. 53. List of Subscribers. 

Note.— Preface signed F. H[itohins.] 

The Sea Shore with other poems, by F. 
Hitchins. Sherborne, printed for the author by 



HITOHINS. 



243 



HO ABE. 



HITOHINS, PoETEscDE. (Oon.). 

James Langdon, and sold by L. B. Seeley, Ave- 
Maria-Lane, and John Hatchard, 150, Piccadilly, 
1810, 8"., pp. 173, 7/-. List of subscribers. 

Note. — Dedicated to " Samuel Stephens, M.P., Tre- 
genna Castle." 

The Tears of Cornubia. A poem by F. 
Hitchins, occasioned by the loss of H.M.S. 
" St. George," Admiral Eeynolds. Penzance, T. 
Vigurs; Sherborne, Langdon, 1812, 4"., pp. 27. 
2/-. 

The History of Cornwall, 1824. See Drew, 
Samuel. 

Note. — Mr. Hitchins printed "various fugitive poems 
in the Cornwall Gazette, in 1811-12. cf. 9 May, 1812, 
respecting the authorship of poems with signature of 
X. 

HITCHINS, Eev. Malachy, M.A. (son of Thos. 
Hitchins). V. of St. Hilary, 6 Nov., 1775- 
1809. V. of Gwinear, 23 May, 1785-1809. 
h. Little Trevince. bajpt. Gwennap, 18 May, 
1741. d. St. Hilary, 28 Mch., 1809. cf. 
■Nichols' Ilhistrations of Lit. Hist, vi, pp. xvi 
and 44-46 ; Rev. N. Maskelyne's " Astronomical 
Observations made at Greenwich," i, 151-62. 

A Map of the county of Devon, with the city 
and county of Exeter... by Benjamin Donn, 
Teacher of the Mathematics, etc., late of Bide- 
ford, now of the city of Bristol... Lond., printed 
for the author... 1765, fol. 

Note.— D. Gilbert says in his " History of Corn- 
wall," ii, 221, " ProbaWy Mr. Hitchins' near connection 
with Mr. Thomas Martyn, recommended him as an as- 
sistant to Mr. Benjamin Donn, in constructing a map of 
Devonshire." 

The Nautical Almanack and Astronomical 
Ephemeris. Published by order of the Commis- 
sioners of Longitude. Lond., 1767-1872, 8". 

Note. — The Almanac was edited by Dr. Nevil 
Maskelyne, the Astronomer Eoyal from 1767 until 1811. 
In the former year Mr. Hitchins performed the office of 
a computer, but from that time until his decease, he 
was employed as the comparer, and resided for some 
time at the observatory, where, in 1769, during the ab- 
scenoe of one of the staff, he observed the usual stars 
and planets, with the meridional instruments. He also 
observed the transit of Yenus at Greenwich in the same 
year. 

Account of a remarkable meteor. Dated Bide- 
ford, Dec. 5. Anmrnl Register, v, 114-15, (1762). 

An account of the discovery of silver in Her- 
land Copper Mine. Philos. Trans., xci, 159-64, 
(1801); Annual Register, xliii, 435-37, (1801); 
TiUocKs Philos. Mag., x, 77-80, (1801). 

Account of Roman urns discovered in Corn- 
wall, and of a cromlech discovered in the parish 
of Madron. Archceol, xiv, 224-30, (1803). 



HITOHINS, Eev. Malaohy, M.A. (Gem.). 

Account of antiquities discovered in the parish 
of Lelant, in Cornwall. Plate, ib., xv, 118-21, 
(1806). 

An account of four Roman urns. The first 
three described by the Rev. M. Hitchins, in a 
letter to the author, dated St. Hilary, Dec, 
1803. Folwhele's "Hist, of Oornwall," vol iii. 
(Supplement. By the Historian of Manchester, i.e. 
Rev. J. Whitaker;, pp. 88-90. 

Parochial Table of Cornwall. MSS. 1806. 

Three letters from M. Hitchins to John 
Crosley respecting astronomical calculations. 
Marazion, 6 and 21, Aug., 1799, 10 Dec, 1800. 
Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 16,947, pp. 25-27. 

HITCHINS, Rev. Richard Hawkins, B.D. 
(eld. son of the preceding). Devonshire Fellow 
of Ex. Coll., 1783-1805; Curate of Falmouth 
for 33 years ; R. of Baverstock, Wilts, 1804- 
27. b. Marton, Devonshire, 1764. d. Baver- 
stock, 22 Feb., 1827. 
On the Lamented Death of the Rev. R. H. 

Hitchins, Rector of Baverstock, and formerly 

Curate of Falmouth for above 30 years. Lines 

by Discipulus. Selector or Cornish Mag., ii, 64, 

(1827). 

An Acrostic on the Death of the Rev. R. H. 

Hitchins. By Amica [i.e., Miss Alice Pearce.] 

ib., iii, 79, (1828). 

HITCHINS, Rev. Thomas Martyn (2nd son 
of Rev. M. Hitchins). V. of Cotterstock-cum- 
Glapthorne, Northamptonshire, 1792-1830. 
Incumbent of St. John the Baptist Chapel 
of Ease, Devonport, for 32 years ; Registrar 
of the Consistory Court, of the Diocese of 
Exeter, b. St. Hilary 'i 1766. d. Devonport, 
19 Dec, 1830. bur. Stoke Damerel. cf. Gent. 
Mag., c, pt. ii, 645, (1830.) 
A sermon preached in the parish church of 
Stoke Damerel, on Saturday, the 22nd April, 
1797, on laying the foundation stone of St. 
John's Chapel, at Plymouth Dock. By T. M. 
Hitchins, B. A., Vicar of Cotterstock, Northamp- 
tonshire. Plymouth Dock, Hoxland, 1797, 8". 

HITCHINS, William Malachy (3rd son of 
■Rev. M. Hitchins). Solicitor, Marazion. b. St. 
Ives? 1770. d. Marazion, 2 Dec. bur. St. 
HUary, 15 Dec, 1802. 

Note.— He is stated in D. Gilbert's " Oornwall," 
(ii, 224), to have filled the same office that his father 
had occupied in connection with the Boyal Observatory, 
but we have failed to ascertain the correctness of this 
assertion. 

HO ARE, Prince, F.S. A. (son of William Hoare). 
b. Bath, 1755. d. Brighton, 22 Dec, 1834. 



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244 



HOBLYN. 



HOAEE, Peince, F.S.A. (Con.). 

No song no supper. A Comic opera in two 
acts, as performed at the Theatre Eoyal, Drury 
Lane. The music chiefly composed and adapted 
for the harpsichord or piano-forte, by Stephen 
Storace. Lond., printed by Longman and 
Broderip, 26, Cheapside. n.d., [1790,] obi. foL, 
pp. 40, 8/-. 

The opera of no song no supper, in two acts, 
as performed at the Theatre-Eoyal, Smoke-Alley, 
[Dublin,] 1792. Printed for the Booksellers, 
]2o., pp. 42. 

No song no supper ; a musical entertainment 
in two acts. By Prince Hoare. The London Stage, 
(1824), iv, pp. 12. — Bichardson's Royal Drama, 
(1830), pp. 36. — Cumberland's British Theatre, 
(18--), pp. 1-35. — The British Drama Illustrated, 
(1865), iv, 1266-74. 

Note. — First produced at Drury Lane, 16 April, 
1790. The scene is laid on the coast of Cornwall, near 
Penzance. Many of the songs have been published 
separately. 

HOARE, Eev. William Henry, M.A. {son of 
W. H. and Louisa Hoare). Fellow of St. John's 
Coll. Camb., 25 Mch., 1833 to 1835. h. Pen- 
zance, hapt. 29 Nov., 1809. (The Penzance 
Public Dispensary was founded in 1809 at the 
suggestion of Mr. W. H. Hoare, father of the 
above). 

The Harmony of the Apocalypse with other 
Prophecies of Holy Scripture, with Notes 
and an outline of the various interpretations. 
By the Eev. W. H. Hoare, Late Fellow of St. 
John's College, Cambridge. Lend., J. W. Parker, 
1848, 8°., pp. 10 and 227. 

NoTE.^Dedicated " To the venerable Charles James 
Hoare, Archdeacon of Surrey,". .."by his Nephew." 

OutUnes of Ecclesiastical History before the 
Eeformation. By the Eev. W. H. Hoare. . .Lond., 
J. W. Parker, 1852, 12°., pp. iv and 248.— 2nd 
ed. Lond., J. W. Parker, 1857, 12o., pp. xxxvi 
and 266, 2/6. 

A Letter to the Eight Hon. Sir Geo. Grey, 
Bart., H.M. Secretary of State for the Home 
Department, on the Scheme of Mr. W. J. Fox 
and the Educational Question. By the Eev. W. 
H. Hoare, M.A., Late Fellow of St. John's Col- 
lege, Cambridge. Lond., F. and J. Eivington, 
1850, 80., pp. 27, 1/-. 

A Second Letter to the Eight Hon. Sir G. 
Grey... on the scheme of Mr. W. J. Fox, M.P., 
regarded as affecting the Baptismal Question and 
the creeds and fomularies of the Church. By 
the Eev. W. H. Hoare... Lond., F. and J. Eiv- 
mgton, 1850, 8"., pp. 48, 1/-. 

A Third Letter to the Eight Hon. Sir. G. 
Grey... Thoughts on the doctrine of baptismal 
regeneration continued, and on the duty of the 



HOAEE, Eev. William Henry. (Con.). 

State to the Church. By the Eev. W. H. Hoare 
...Lond., F. and J. Eivington, 1850, 8"., pp. 36. 

The Veracity of the Book of Genesis, with 
the life and character of the inspired historian. 
By the Eev. W. H. Hoare. Lond., Longman, 
1860, 8"., pp. xxii and 303, 10/-. 

Letter to Bishop Colenso, wherein his objec- 
tions to the Pentateuch are examined in detail. 
By the Eev. W. H. Hoare. ..Lond., Eivingtons, 
1863, 8"., pp. 65, 1/-. 

Letter to Bishop Colenso... With additional 
remarks on Part II. By the Eev. W. H. Hoare 
...3rd ed. Lond., Eivingtons, 1863, 8»., pp. 80, 

1/-- 
The Age and Authorship of the Pentateuch, 

considered in further reply to Bishop Colenso. 

Part II. By the Eev. W. H. Hoare. Lond, 

Eivingtons, 1863, 8"., pp. 72, 1/-. 

Letter to Bishop Colenso, Fourth edition re- 
vised, together with a Treatise on the age and 
authorship of the Pentateuch. Second edition. 
By the Eev. W. H. Hoare. Lond., Eivingtons, 
1863, 8"., pp. 159, 1/-. 

A Memoir of the late Henry Hoare, Esq., M.A. 
...By J. B. Sweet, M.A. Lond., Eivingtons, 
1869, 8"., pp. xxiv and 552. 

Note. — The 4th chap, of this wort, pp. 73-94, is by 
the Eev. W. H. Hoare. 

HOBHOUSE, Eev. Eeginald, M.A. {Zrd son 
of Rt. Eon. Henry Holhouse). b. London, 1 5 
Mch., 1818. 

Ministerial Watchfulness. A Sermon on Heb. 
xiii, 17, preached at the ordinary visitation of 
the Lord Bishop of Exeter, holden at Liskeard, 
1st Aug., 1848. By the Eev. E. Hobhouse, 
M.A, Eector of St. Ive, in the County of Corn- 
wall. Published at the request of the Clergy. 
Lond., J. Masters ; Exeter, Wallis ; Plymouth, 
Lidstone, [printed,] 1848, 8"., pp. 21. 

The Cornish Bishopric ; A Letter to the Eight 
Honourable The Earl of St. Germans, G.C.B., 
Lord Steward of Her Majesty's Household, from 
the Eev. E. Hobhouse, M.A., Eector of St. Ive, 
near Liskeard. Lond., Whittaker; Bodmin, Lid- 
dell and Son, [printed,] 1860, 8"., pp. 23, 6d. 

HOBLYN, Mr. 

[Treatise] of the working of Tynn Works by 
the Saxons, which Tynners call Jews working. 
With many other documents relating to the 
Stannaries, from Hen. 8, to Queen Anne. Br. 
Museum, Addit. MSS., 6,713, fol., pp. 569. 

Note.— At the side of the Treatise is written " This 
Treatise was transcribed from an ancient MS. in the 
custody of Mr; Hoblyn, Town Clerk of Bodmin." 



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HOBLYN, Anna Margaret Cind dau. of the 
Bev. E. Hohlyn). h. Lamerton Vicarage, Devon, 
16 Oct., 1811. 

Time's "Changes." Pilgrims' Poems & Hymns. 
By A: M. Hoblyn. Lond., W. Macintosh, n.d., 
[Oct., 1863,] 120., pp. xii and 72. 

Note. — 1,000 copies printed. At page 55 occurs 
" Nanswhyden's Lament," wifcli a note relating to Nan- 
fiwhyden House and the Hoblyn family. 

God's Omnipresence; The Gospel Plan of 
Salvation, and other poems, by A. M. Hoblyn. 
Lond., W. Macintosh, [Feb.,] 1870, 8°., pp. 
31, 9d. 1,000 copies printed. 



The Christian Soldier. A Pilgrim Song. By 
A. M. Hoblyn. Falmouth, Lake, typ. n.d., 
[1850.] s. sh. 300 copies printed. 

Pilgrim and Sojourner. A Poem. By A. M. 
Hoblyn. Lond., Hope and Co., Great Marl- 
borough St. n.d., [Nov., 1856.] s. sh. 300 copies 
printed. 

Note — First appeared in The Church of England 
Mag., xii, 143-44, (1842). 

Christian and Jews. A Poem. By A. M. 
Hoblyn. Lond., Hope and Co. n.d., [Dec, 1858.] 
s.sh. 300 copies printed. 

Note. — First appeared in Tlie Church Mag., v. 
362-63, (1848). 

Universal Harmony. A Poem. By A. M. 
Hoblyn. Lond, W. Macintosh. m.d,[Sep., 1862.] 
s. sh. 500 copies printed. 



Ah ! Happy England ! A new national song 
ia honor of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen 
Victoria. The words and music composed by 
A. M. Hoblyn. Lond., D'Almaine and Co., 
[Feb., 1851,] foL, pp. 4, 2/-. 500 copies printed. 

The Christian Soldier, or the Pilgrim song. 
With high respect for the pastoral office, dedi- 
cated to the reverend the clergy of the Church 
of England. The words and music composed by 
A. M. Hoblyn, Mylor Vicarage. Lond., DAl- 
maine and Co., [July 2, 1851,] fol., pp. 7, 2/6. 
100 copies printed. 

The EngHshman's Farewell, a patriotic song 
in honor of Britannia's Isle. Dedicated to the 
Nation. The words and music composed by A. 
M. Hoblyn. Lond., D'Almaine and Co., [June, 
1852,] fol, pp. 6, 2/6. 100 copies printed. 

The Englishman's Keturn, recitative and a 
patriotic song, in honor of Britannia's Isle. Dedi- 
cated to the Nation. The words and music com- 
posed by A. M. Hoblyn. Lond., D'Almaine and 
Co., [June,' 1852,] fol, pp. 6, 2/6. 100 copies 
printed. 



HOBLYN, Rev. Carew {2nd son of John Hohlyn 
and Mary, dau. of John Carter). 

Academies Oxon. Gratulatio pro...Gulielmi... 
reditu. Oxon., 1690, fol. 

Note. — Contains verses by "Carew Hoblyn. Ar. fil. 
e Coll. Exon., oommensalis." 

HOBLYN, Rev. Edward, B.A. {2nd son of Rev. 
Roht. Hohlyn, ivho d. 1839). Matric. Univ. 
Coll. Dxon., 20 May, 1801. V. of Mylor and 
Mabe, 13 March, 1823 to 1868. h. Gwennap 
Vicarage, 22 Apl., 1782, hapt. 20 July. d. 
Mylor, 8 Feb., 1868. 

Sermons by Rev. E. Hoblyn, B.A., of Uni- 
versity College, Oxford, Curate of Ilminster 
and Chaffecombe, Somerset, late of St. Mary's 
Chapel, Queen Square, Bath. Printed for the 
Author by M. Gye, Market Place,Bath, 1811,8"., 
pp. 222. 

Communications to the Christian World, being 
a consideration of the numbers of Daniel, rela- 
tive to the reign of the infidel power, and of the 
last persecution of the Church of Christ, under 
the harvest and vintage of God's wrath. By the 
Rev. E. Hoblyn, A.B-... Curate of the parish of 
Liskeard...Lislveard, printed and published for 
the author by R. Williams... 1821, 8"., pp. 285. 

Note. — A half title prefixed reads " The Land of 
Babaeim or oommiinications to the Christian World on 
the subject of prophecy." 500 copies printed. 

The house of prayer. A sermon preached at 
St. Peter's Church, Flushing, on Sunday, Feb. 
6, 1 842, the chapel having been opened for divine 
service, by licence, on Wednesday, Feb. 2. By 
the Rev. E. Hoblyn... Lond., J. C. F. and J. 
Riviugton, 1843, 8°., pp. 32. 

Note. — The concluding portion of this sermon is re- 
printed in The Church Mag., v, 29-34, (1843). 

The Millennium : what is it ? By E. Hoblyn, 
B.A., of University College, Oxon., 1804, Vicar 
of Mylor-cum-Mabe, Cornwall. Lond.,Wertheim, 
Macintosh and Hunt, n.d., [Jan., 1862,] 8"., 
pp. 40, 1/-. 500 copies printed. 

Parochial Meditations, suggested by the Bible 
history of the progress of man in the world 
from the creation to the redemption. By E. 
Hoblyn. Lond., printed by J. Wodderspoon 
and Co., 7, Serle St., Lincoln's Inn Fields, 1868, 
8"., pp. 55, 1/6. 500 copies printed. 

HOBLYN, Capt. Francis, 40th Regt. (ith son 
of Rev. Roht. Hohlyn, who d. 1839). d,. Lubon, 
near Talavera, in Spain, 30 Aug., 1809. cf 
Gent. Mag., Ixxix, pt. ii, 987, (1809). 

HOBLYN, John {eld. son of Thos. Hoblyn). b. 
1690. d. 1754. 
An appeal case before the House of Lords 



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HOBLYN, John. (Con.). 

between John Hoblyn, Thomas Arundell, and 
others, James Burrow and others' against the 
Crown, respecting the rights of Heleron, (sic). 
[Helston.] Privately printed, 1730, fol. 

HOBLYN, Maria Theresa {7th dau. of Rev. E. 

Hohlyn.) h. Mylor Vicarage. 

The Fisherman's Daughter and Dreams of the 
Past. By Theta, [i.e., Miss M. T. Hoblyn.] 
Lond., W. Macintosh, n.d., [1 Jan., 1869,] 8°., 
pp. 31, 9d. 

Note. — Title from the Cover. 

Tlie Dew Drop Waltzes. Composed for the 
Piano Forte, by Miss M. T. Hoblyn. Pubhshed 
for the Authoress, by Cocks and Co., Lond., 
[1851,] foL, 2/6. 

HOBLYN, Rev. Eichard (son of Rev. John 
Hohlyn, V. of Newton, St. Cyres. d. 1823). 
Matric. Balliol Coll., 19 Oct., 1786, afterwards 
Fellow; E. of All Saints, Colchester, 1799- 
1827, and St. Lawrence, Newland. b. 18 July, 
1771. baiit. Newlyn,in Pydar. d. Exeter, 31 
May, 1827. bur. in the Cathedral, cf An- 
nual Biography, 1828, pp. 443-45 ; Gent. Mag., 
xcvii, 90, 182-83, (1827). 

Note. — Eichard Dennis Hoblyn, son of the above, 
was b. Colchester, 9 ApL, 1803, and has published nume- 
rous works. 

HOBLYN, Egbert, LL.B., F.E.S., M.P. for 
Bristol (only son of Francis Hoblyn and Penelope, 
dau. of Sidney Godolpihin). b. Nanswhyden. 
bapt. St. Columb Major, 5 May, 17 10. d. 
Nanswhyden, 17 Nov., 1756. bur. St. Columb. 
cf. Nichols' Lit. Anecdotes, iii, 730, viii, 481; 
Willis' Current Notes, (1852), pp. 7, 11. 

Epithalamia Oxoniensia. Oxon., 1734, fol. 

Note. — Contains verses by "Eob. Hoblyn, C. C. C. 
Sup. Ord. Comm." [Matric, 18 Dec, 1727.] 

Bibliotheca Hobliniana, sive Catalogus Libro- 
rum juxta exemplar quod manu su& maxima ex 
parte descriptum reliquit Eobertus Hoblyn, Ar- 
miger, de Nanswhyden in Comitatu Cornubise. 
Londini, 1768, 2 vols., 8*., pp. vii and 650. 

Bibliotheca Hoblyniana... Londini. Prostant 
apud J. Murray, in Fleet St., 1769, 8o., pp. vii 
and 650. 

Note. — This is the same work as the preceding with 
a new Title page. The former is made two volumes on 
account of its being interleaved with clean paper. At 
p. 338 is a half title which reads " Bibliotheoae Hou- 
blinianai. Pars altera," and serves as the title to vol. 
ii of the 1768 edition. The latter work is stated in 
Nichols' Literary Anecdotes, iii, 730, and viii, 481, to 
have been printed for John Quicke, Esq., of Exeter, 
when the Library became his property. In T. E. 
Dibdin's Bibliomania, (1842), p. 74, the arrangement of 
this catalogue is highly commended. 



HOBLYN, Robert, LL.B., &o. (Oon.). 

Letter from R. Hoblyn, dated Nanswhyden, 
Jan. 23, 1748-9. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 
11,759, p. 230. 

Private case between Bickford, Robert Hoblyn, 
and Pendarves, relative to the marriage of 
Robert Hoblyn, [6. 1641. d. 1692,] to Grace 
Carew. 1724, fol. 

HOBLYN, Rev. Robert, M.A., (eld. son of 
Samuel Hoblyn, of Perranzabuloe. d. 1790^. 
Matric. Ch. Ch., Oxon., 25 Mar., 1 768; Student, 
5 July, 1770. Curate of Gwennap, 1776 to 
Apl. 1784. Curate of Kenwyn and Kea. b. 
27 Dec, 1751. d. 32, Pulteney St., Bath, 20 
Jan., 1839. cf Gent. Mag., xi, 216, (1839). 
A translation of the first book of the Georgioe 
of Virgil, in blank verse, with notes critical and 
explanatory. By Robert Hoblyn, M.A., of Nans- 
whyden, in Cornwall, late Student of Christ 
Church, Oxford. Lond., printed and pubhshed 
by W. Phillips, George Yard, Lombard St . . . 1 825, 
8'^., pp. xxiii and 388, 12/6. 

Prize Essay. — On the diseases of Wheat. 
Letters and Papers of Bath and West Engl. Soc., 
xiv, 54-96, (1816). Also found as a Pamphlet, 
8". 

HOBLYN, Thomas, F.R.S. (son of Edward 
Hobling, sic). V.P. of Soc. of Arts ; Chief 
Clerk in the Treasury, b. Liskeard, 1778. d. 
White Barns, Herts, 6 Aug., 1860. bur. Fur- 
neux-Pelham, Herts, 13 Aug. cf. Journ. of 
Soc. forEncouragementof Arts,ix, 4; S.T.Daven- 
port's " The Society of Arts, Past and Present." 
(Lond., W. Trounce, n.d.), p. 31. 

Precepts for the use of Hoblyn's Equalizers ; 
exhibiting the value in imperial measure, equi- 
valent to any given value in wine measure, &c. 
Lond., printed for the inventor; published by 
Knight and Lacy, Paternoster Row. ..1826, 12"., 
pp. 10, and folding table. 

A.D. 1852, June 28. No. 14,191. Specifica- 
tion of Thomas Hoblyn, of White Barns, in the 
county of Hertford, Esquire, for the Invention 
of " Certain improvements in the art of navigar 
tion." With Drawing annexed. Lond., 1852, 
fol. — Reprinted. Lond., G. E. Eyre and W. 
Spottiswoode, 1857, fol. pp. 5, 1/2. 

On importing cocoa-nut oil. Trans, of Soc... 
of Arts, xxxiii, 60, (1816). 

On preparing rice in the Isle of Ceylon, ib., 
xxxiv, 250-60, (1817). 

On a press for cocoa-nut oil. ib., xxxiv, 261- 
70. 

HOBLYN, Rev. William Mallet (3rd son of 
Rev. Robt. Hoblyn, who d. 1839). Perpetual 
Curate of West Molesey, 1830-39; R. of 



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HOBLYN, Ebv. William Malet. COon.). 

Clipsham, Eutlandshire, 1845-6. S. Gwennap 
Vicarage, 21 May, 1783, bapt. 23 Oct. d. Bux- 
ton, 18 May, 1846. cf. Gent. Mag., xxvi, 102, 
(1846). 

HOBSON, Rev. John. Wesleyan Minister in 
Cornwall, 1831-44. b. near Sheffield, 1790. 
d. Taunton, 23 Jan., 1863: 

Letter from the Penzance Circuit. Wesleyan 
Methodist Mag., \vi, 873-75, (1833). 

Memoir of Richard Gates, who died 8 May, 
1840, aged 88. ib., Ixiii, 619, (1840). 

HOCKEN, Edward Octavius, M.D. (mh son 
of Joseph Hocken). b. Falmouth, 3 Sept., 1820. 
d. Chacewater, 12 Aug., 1845. cf. The London 
Medical Directory, (J. Churchill, Princes St., 
Soho), 1846, pp. 183-85. 

A Treatise on Amaurosis and amaurotic affec- 
tions. By E. O. Hocken. Lond., S. Highly, 
32, Fleet St., 1840, 8°., pp. vii and 359, 10/6. 

Note. — This work was republished at Philadelphia, 

An essay on the influence of constitution in 
the production of disease. By E. 0. Hocken. 
Lond., S. Highley, 1840, 12°., 2/6. 

An exposition of the pathology of hysteria, 
elucidated by a reference to the origin, diagnosis, 
symptomatology, pathology, and treatment of 
hysterical amaurosis. By E. 0. Hocken. Lond., 
S. Highly, 32, Fleet St., 1842, 8o., pp. 32, 1/6. 

A complete condensed Practical Treatise on 
Ophthalmic Medicine. By E. O. Hocken, M.D. 
Part i. Lond., S. Highly, 32 Fleet Street, 1844, 
8"., pp. 108, 3/-. 

Note.- — This work was to have been completed in 
three parts. 

A practical enquiry into the value of Medi- 
cinal Naphtha in tubercular phthisis. By E. 0. 
Hocken, M.D... Lond., Samuel Highly, 32, Fleet 
Street, 1844, 8"., pp. viii and 72, 3/-. 

An essay on the comparative value of the pre- 
parations of mercury and iodine in the treatment 
of syphilis. By E. 0. Hocken. Lond., S. Highley, 
1844, 8°., pp. 48, 2/6. 

Note. — Eeprinted from the Edinburgh Medical and 
Surgical Journ., No. 159. 

Amaurosis from pressure on the retina. Lond. 
and Edinb. Monthly Journ. of Medical Science, ii, 
235-57, (1842). 

Practice of Physical Paithology. ib., ii, 443- 
47. 

Observations on pericarditis and endocarditis. 
«'J., ii, 813-27; Br. Johnson's Medico Chirv/rgical 
Jteview, xviii, 277-78, (1843); Schmidt's Jahrbucher 



HOCKEN, Bewabd Octavius, M.D. (Con.). 

der...Medicin{Leipsic), 1842, pp. 230-32,282-83. 

Amaurosis from hysteria. Edinb. Medical and 
Surgical Journ., Ivii, 49-69, (1842). 

Amaurosis from an excess of circulating blood. 
ib., Ivii, 324-56. 

Observations on the separate and combined 
actions of the Muscles of the Eye. ib., Iviii, 310- 
26. 

HOCKEN, Eev. Joshua. Wesleyan Minister. 
b. Bodmin, 27 July, 1798. d. Leckheaton, 26 
May, 1853. cf. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., Ixx, 
729, (1847); Ixxvi, 868, (1853). 

A brief History of Wesleyan Methodism in 
the Grimsby Circuit. By Rev. J. Hocken. Lond., 
1839, 120., pp. 67. 

Memoir of Nathaniel Saunby. Wesleyan Metho- 
dist Mag., Ixiii, 332-33, (1844). 

HOCKEN, Rev. William, B.A. (son of Will. 
Hocken). R. of St. Endellion, 28 Oct., 1833. 
b. Helstone, in Lantegloss-by-Camelford, 9 
Jan., 1806. 

The Policy of providing for the Religious In- 
struction of the Roman Catholics of Ireland 
through the medium of their own clergy ; con- 
sidered in reference to the proposed increase of 
the Grant to Maynooth College, in a letter to 
Sir C. E. Smith, Bart., by the Rev. W. Hocken, 
Rector of St. Endellion, in the County- of Corn- 
wall, and late of St. John's College, Cambridge. 
Lond., Longman ; Truro, E. Heard, [printed,] 
1845, 8»., pp. 16, 1/-. 

HOCKER, Rev. Charles, B.A., Ex. Coll., 
Oxford (son of Rev. W. Hocher. ' d. 1842). V. 
of Talland, 1844-58 ; Perp. Curate of Laneast, 
1858-63 ; Vicar of Treneglos and Warbstow, 
1863-64. b. St. Mewan, 13 Feb., 1812. d. 
Treneglos, 10 Oct., 1864. 

The following pages contain the substance of 
a sermon delivered in the parish church of Lan- 
east, by the Rev. C. Hocker, P.O., on the morn- 
ing of June 9th, 1861, they are printed for 
private circulation, at the request of the 
bereaved and sorrowing widow of the late 
deeply lamented J. K. Lethbridge, Esq., who 
died at Weston-super-mare, on Tuesday, May 
28, 1861, after an illness of only a few hours, 
and truly may it be said that he "fell asleep in 
Jesus," and his end was perfect peace. Laun- 
ceston, P. D. Maddox, Southgate Street, n.d., 
[1861,] 8"., pp. 12. 

HOCKER, Robert. 

Grant to R. Hocker of three Fairs to bt, jield 
yearly in Cornwall, 24 May, 1708. Earl. MSS. 
2,263, art. 196. 



HOCKIN. 



248 



HOCKING. 



HOOKER, Eev. William (son of William 

Rocker), b. Trelill, near Wadebridge. bapt. 

St. Kevr, 3 January, 1664? d. London, 12 

Dec, 1721. 

A sermon preach'd on the death of the Rev- 
erend Mr. W. Hooker. With an account of his 
life and character. Published with farther en- 
largements at the request of the hearers. By 
Thomas Reynolds. Lond., printed for John 
Clark. ..1722, 4o., pp. viii and 55, 6d. Br. 
Williams.' 

Note. — Dedicated to the people lately under the 
pastoral care of the ReT. Mr. Samuel Pomfret amongst 
whom Mr. Hocker " lately officiated in quality of an 
Assistant." An account of the Life and Character of 
Mr. Hocker, is contained in pp. 36-55. 

HOOKER, Rev. William, M.A., Pemb. Coll. 

Camb. (so7i of Eev. Will. Hocker, V. of St. 

Enoder). R. of St. Mewaii, 1802-42 ; V. of 

Lanteglos, 1806-42. b. St. Enoder, 24 Feb., 

1772. d. St. Mewan,.5 Apl., 1842. c/. Gent. 

Mag., xviii, 102, (1842). 

Observations on a Sermon preached by the 

Rev. Mr. Hocker ; and on a charge delivered by 

the Rev. the Archdeacon of Cornwall, in Truro 

Church, on Monday, May 20th, 1811, by Joseph 

Burgess. Truro, printed by Michell and Co., 8, 

High Cross, 1811, 8°., pp. 30, 6d. 

HOCKIN, Lieut. Charles Francis, R.M. (Uh 
son of Rev. Will. Hochin). b. Phillaok Rectory, 
28 Oct., 1813. hapt. 14 Dec. killed at the 
storming of Sidon, in Syria, 26 Sept., 1840. 
bur. D'Jouni, near Beirout. cf. P. H. Nicolas' 
"Historical Record of the Royal Marine Forces," 
ii, 326, 341. 

HOCKIN, Rev. Frederick, M.A. {8th son of 
Rev. Will. Hockin). R. of Phillack, with 
Gwithian, 30 Aug., 1853. b. Phillack Rectory, 
18 May, 1818. 

Assurance : A sermon preached at S. Mary's, 
Penzance, on the 21st June, 1865, at the visita- 
tion of the Venerable the Archdeacon of Corn- 
wall, by F. HockiQ, Rector of Phillack, with 
Gwithian, and Dean Rural of Penwith. Pub- 
lished at the request of the clergy. Lond., 
Church Press Co.; Banfield, Hayle, 1865, 8o., 
pp. 32, 6d. 

HOCIilN, Rev. Henry Williams, B.A. (2nd 

son of Rev. Will. Hockin, who d. 1853J. V. of 

Stithians. b. Phillack Rectory, 4 Feb., 1808. 

d. London, 13 July, 1846. 

A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of 

St. Stythians, on Sunday, Jany. 10, 1841, by 

the Rev. H. W. Hockin, Vicar of St. Stythians 

and Perranarworthal. On the occasion of the 

death of John Martin, who was killed by an 

Explosion at the Kennall Gunpowder Mills. 

Truro, E. Heard, 1841, 8"., pp. 16. 



HOCKIN, Eev. John Pearge, M.A. (eld. son 
of Rev. Thos. Pearce Hockin, V. of Okehampton, 
and grandson of Thos. Hochin, of Caduscot, lAs- 
keard). Admitted at Exeter College, 20 Jan., 
1791 ; R. of Coddington, Herefordshire, Jan., 
1810 to 1831. b. Okehampton, 2 July, 1772. 
bapt. 11th July. d. Coddington, 26 Oct., 1831. 
bur. 3 Nov. cf Gent. Mag., ci, 473, (1831). 

A supplement to the account of the Pelew 
Islands, compiled from the Journals of the 
Panther and Endeavour, two vessels sent by the 
Hon. East India Company to those Islands in 
the year 1790; and from the oral communica- 
tions of Capt. H. Wilson. By the Rev. J. P. 
Hockin, of Exeter College, M.A. Lond., printed 
for Capt. Wilson, by Bulmer and Co., 1803, 4"., 
pp. 72, 15/-. 

Note. — This is A Supplement to " An account of 
the Pelew Islands. . .composed from the Journals and 
Communications of Capt. H. Wilson. . .By Geo. Keate 
. . .Lond., 1788, 4°." Mr. Hockin m. a dau. of Capt. 
Wilson. 

HOCKIN, Rev. William. R. of Phillack, with 
Gwithian, 9 July, 1763. Resigned, 1809. b. 
Phillack, 4 Feby., 1738. d. Phillack, 19 July, 
1813. bur. 22 July, cf Gent. Mag., Ixxxiii, 
93, (1813). 

HOCKIN, Rev. William, LL.B. {only son of 
Rev. Will. Hockin). R. of PhiUack, with 
Gwithian, 5 July, 1809 to 1853. b. Phillack 
Rectory, 19 Dec, 1776. d. Phillack Rectory, 
22 April, 1853. bur. 30 April, cf Gent. Mag., 
xxxix, 672, (1853). 

HOCKING, Henry Hicks. Barrister at Law. 
(son of Richard Hocking, of Mevagissey). b. 
Brixton, Surrey, 16 July, 1842. 

Six Essays on Commons preservation ; written 
in competition for prizes offered by Henry W. 
Peek, Esq., of Wimbledon House. . .Lond., Samp- 
son Low, 1867, 8°., pp. xvii and 432. 

Note. — The fourth essay in this collection (pp. 221- 
303), " dealing with the legal and historical aspects of 
the question," is by H. H. Hocking. 

HOCKING, John (son of Richard Hocking). 
Engineer of the Consolidated Mines, b. Red- 
ruth, 22 Apl., 1804. 

M6moire sur 1' exploitation des mines des 
comt6s de Cornwall et de Devon. Par M. 
Combes. Annal. des Mines, 3 S., v, 109-44; 
344-70; 593-608; 616-21, (1834). 

Note. — An account of the Cornish Pumping Engine 
designed by J. Hocking for the Consolidated Mines, is 
contained in p. 367, &o., of the above, where M. Combes 
acknowledges his obligations to Mr. Hocking. The 
illustration there given is reproduced in Combes' " TraitS 
de I'exploitation des Mines," plate, lix, but in the latter 
place Mr. Hocking's name is not mentioned. 



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HODGE. 



HOCKING- John, Jun. (son of preceding;, b. 
Eedrath, 10 Feb., 1830. 

Steam Boilers and the Causes of their explo- 
sion. Bep. Miners' Assoc, of D. and C, 1861, [18 
Sept. meeting,] pp. 5-6; 1861, [30 Dec. meet- 
ing,] p. 3. 

On Winding Machinery, ib., 1862, [9 Apl. 
meeting,] pp. 6-10. 

The New Self- Acting Calciner. For Eoasting 
Tin and other Ores and Minerals, containing 
Sulphur and other Volatile Matters. By Robert 
Oxland, F.G-.S., Metallurgist, Compton Giffard, 
Plymouth, and J. Hocking, Jun., Engineer, Eed- 
nith. n.p. or d., [1868,] 80., 2 leaves, c/. Bep. 
Miners Assoc, of D. and C, 1868, p. 42 ; Bep. 
B.G.P.Soc, 1869, pp. 96-98. 

HOCKING, Samuel, C.E. (son of Samuel 
Eoching). b. Treskillard, in lUogan, 7 Feb., 
1807. 

Liverpool Water Supply. Eeport of James 
Simpson, Esq., C.E.,... and James Newlands, 
Esq., C.E.,... Liverpool, printed by D. Marples, 
50, Lord St., 1849, 8<>., pp. 99. 

Note.— Contains (pp. 61-87), "Appendix C. Liver- 
pool "Water Investigation. Mr. Hocking's Report on the 
present state of the machinery at the several pumping 
stations," signed Samuel Hocking, and dated Liverpool, 
21st April, 1849. There is also at the end of the book 
a " Diagram shewing the pulsations or oscillations of 
pressure in the mains," signed Samuel Hocking. 

A counter for measuring and registering the 
number of feet passed over by the piston of a 
steamengine in the acting stroke. Plate vii. Fig. 
1. Bep. B.C.P.Soc, 1835, p. 111. 

A water meter for mines, ib., 1836, p. 56. 

A safety apparatus for steam boilers. (With 
Drawing Plate, v). ib., 1838, pp. 148-50. 

Eemarks in a discussion on the " Expansive 
action of Steam." Minutes of Proc. of Instit. of 
Civil Engineers, vi, 340-41 ; 342-43, (1847). 

Eemarks in a discussion on " EoUing bars for 
suspension bridges." ib., viii, 278-79, (1849). 

A Treatise on the Cornish Pumping Engine. 
By W. Pole. Lend., Weale, 1844, 4". 

Note.— From the Preface it appears that Mr. 
Hocking aided the writer in procuring information for 
this work. 

lire's Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures, and 
Mines... Ed. by E. Hunt, F.E.S...6th ed. Lend., 
Longman, 1867, 3 vols., S". 

Note.— S. Hooking was amongst the contrihutors. 

HOCKING, Thomas Penrose. Linendraper, 
Penzance, b. 20 May, 1777. d. Penzance, 13 
March, 1842. 



HOCKING, Thomas Peneose. (Con.). 

A Letter of remonstrance addressed to Mr. 
Thomas Hocking, of the North Parade, concern- 
ing his opinion of the Baptist denomination... 
by G. C. Smith. Penzance, 1824, 12«. See 
Jeffery, John. 

HODGE, Egbert, C.E. (son of Archibald Hodge). 
Surveyor and Engineer to the Corporation of 
Plymouth, b. Cardross, Dumbartonshire, 23 
Jan., 1810. 

Plan of the Borough and Parish of Bodmin, 
in the county of Cornwall. Surveyed and drawn 
by E. Hodge, 1841... Scale, 40 inches to 1 mile. 
MS. Bodmin Municipal Becords. 

Note. — The two following plans are reduced from 
the above. 

Plan of the town of Bodmin. [By E. Hodge.] 
Scale, 2 Chains = 1 inch. Lond., Lithogd. by 
Standige and Co., 1841. 

Plan of the Borough and Parish oi Bodmin, 
Cornwall. [By E Hodge.] Scale, 8 Chains = 1 
inch. Lond., Lithogd. by Standige and Co., 
1846. 

Bodmin. Apportionment of the Eent Charge 
in lieu of Tithes in the Borough and Parish of 
Bodmin, 1846. Borough 2,785 acres, parish 3,405 
acres, total 6,190 acres. Surveyed by Eobert 
Hodge, C.E. Bodmin, printed by Liddell and 
Son, 1846. 

Plan of the Parish of Egloshayle, in the 
County of Cornwall, 1841. Scale, 8 Chains =1 
inch. Surveyed by E. Hodge, C.E. Total 5,618 
acres, 3 roods, 30 poles, including roads and 
rivers. Lond., Lithogd. by Standige and Co., 
1841. 

Apportionment of the Eent Charge in lieu 
of Tithes in the Parish of Egloshayle, in the 
County of Cornwall, 29th day of Jany., 1840. 
[By E. Hodge.] Bodmin, printed and published 
by Liddell and Son, 1840. 

HODGE, Thomas. 

Certificate on behaK of T. Hodge. Lescard, 
1592. See Gray, John. 

HODGE, Tom. 

The History of the Four Kings of Canterbury, 
Colchester, Cornwall, and Cumberland, their 
Queens and Daughters, being the Merry Tales 
of Tom Hodge and his School-Fellows. Falkirk, 
printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1823, 12°., pp. 

24. Another ed. Printed and sold in Alder- 

mary Churchyard, n.d, 12°., pp. 24. 

Note— The edition of 1823 contains "A Tale of 
Cornwall," pp. 23-24. It is No. vii in that work, but 
there is a previous No. vii also m the book. The 
Tale " is not found in the other edition. 

G G 



HOGG. 



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HODGE, William. I. St. Austell, 19 Mch., 

1810. 

A.D. 1851, Apl. 1. No. 13,763. Specification 
of William Hodge, of St. Austell, Printer, for 
"Improvements in the manufacture of glass, 
china, porcelain, earthenware and artificial stone." 
Lond., 1851, foL— Reprinted. Lend., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1857, fol., pp. 4, 4d. 

HODGES, Sydney. Secretary to the B.C.P. 

Soc, 1857-1865. 

The Burns Centenary Poems... Selected and 
edited by George Anderson and John Finlay. 
Glasgow, Murray and Son, 1859, 8". 

Note.— No. 23, (pp. 123-27) is by Mr. Hodges. 

On Many Things. Bep. B.O.P.Soc, 1860, pp. 
1-17. 

A Tale of the Western Counties. By Geo. 
Budock, [i.e., Sydney Hodges.] Clach, .No. i to 
vi. 

HODGKIN, Thomas (son of John HodgUn, Bar- 
rister at Law), b. Tottenham, near London, 
29 July, 1831. 
Roman coins found at Pennance Farm, near 

Falmouth. Bep. B.O.P.Soc, 1867, pp. 71-73. 

Note.' — In 1861 Mr. Hodgkin m. Lucy, dau. of 
Alfred Fox, Esq., of Falmouth. 

HODGSON, Rev. Charles, M.A. (only child 
of Bernard Hodgson, Principal of Hertford 
Coll., Oxford). V. of St. Tudy, 1817-46. b. 
Oxford, 19 Nov., 1786. d. St. Tudy, 17 May, 
1846. 

Catalogue of the classical, historical and theo- 
logical library of the late Rev. C. Hodgson, 
Vicar of St. Tudy, in Cornwall, to which is 
added the remaining portion of the library of a 
Clergyman. Which wiU be sold by auction by 
S. Leigh, Sotheby, and Co., on Thursday, Nov. 
26, 1846, and two following days. Lond., Comp- 
ton and Ritchie, printers, n.d., [1846,] 8°., pp. 
42. 

HODGSON, Rev. John. Wesleyan Minister 
in CornwaU, 1797-1802. d. 27 Mch., 1853. 
A Letter from Mr. Hodgson to Mr. B. Rhodes, 

dated Redruth, June 25, 1799. Methodist Mag., 

xxiii, 44-46, (1800). 

HOGG, John, M.D. (son of the following). 6. 

Redruth, Oct., 1803. 

A series of chemical and medical tables, form- 
ing a synopsis of chemistry, materia medica, 
pharmacy and nosology. By J. Hogg, Surgeon 
and Graduate in Medicine of Edinburgh. House 
Surgeon and Apothecary to the Dispensary of 
the University of London. Lond., printed for 
John Taylor... 30, Upper Gower Street, 1830, 
fol., unpaged. 



HOGG, John, M.D. (Oon.j. 

London as it is ; being a series of observa- 
tions on the health, habits, and amusements of 
the people. By J. Hogg, M.D., Edinb., late 
House Surgeon to the University Dispensary; 
Hospital Assistant to the North London Hospital. 
Lond., John Macrone, St. James's Square, 1837, 
120., pp. XX and 389, 10/6. 

Practical Observations on the prevention of 
consumption. With Statistical table of the pre- 
valence of the disease and of the comparative 
salubrity of various places, at home and abroad. 
By J. Hogg, M.D., Edin. Lond., R. Hardwicke, 
192, Piccadilly, 1860, S"., pp. xii and 226, 5/-. 

HOGG, Thomas. Master of the Truro Grammar 
School, 23 May, 1805. Resigned 1829 1 b. 
Kelso, Mch., 1777. d. Euston Road, St. Pan- 
eras, London, Aug., 1835. cf. Polwhele's Be- 
miniscences, ii, 173. 

Institutes of Mathematical Geography for the 
use of Schools. By T. Hogg. Truro, printed 
at the Cornish Press by J. Tregoning, 1806, 
120., pp. 113. 

Syllabus of Lectures on Natural and Experi- 
mental Philosophy for the use of Truro School. 
By T. Hogg. Truro, printed by J. Tregoning, at 
the Cornish Press, 1806, 12o., pp. 120. 

St. Michael's Mount, in Cornwall; A Poem. 
By T. Hogg, Master of the Free Grammar 
School, Truro. Truro, printed by Jos. Tregon- 
ing; Lond., Rivington, 1811, 4o., pp. 81, and 
appendix pp. 12, 6/-. Dedicated to Sir J. St. 
Aubyn, Bart., M.P. 

The Influence of the Holy Bible. A Poem. 
By T. Hogg, Master of the Free Grammar 
School, Truro, Cornwall. Truro, printed and 
sold by P. Nettleton, Royal Cornwall Gazette 
Ofiice...».d, [June, 1817,] 8o., pp. 101, 4/-. 

A manual of mineralogy in which it is shewn 
how much Cornwall contributes to the illustrar 
tration of the science. By T. Hogg, Master of 
the Grammar School, Truro. Truro, printed and 
pubhshed by W. Polyblank, High Cross... 1825, 
80., pp. xviii and 245, 7/6. 

The Fabulous History of the ancient King- 
dom of Cornwall. By T. Hogg. Lond., Long- 
man; [Truro, E. Heard, printed,] 1827, 8o., pp. 
507, 15/-. 

Note. — Dedicated to Sir Christopher Hawkins. 
Prefixed to the copy in the Br. Museum is a note signed 
H, stating that " this work is a Satire on the Cornish 
Historians, notwithstanding his assumed adherence to 
Veracity." 

An Essay on the Mordra System of Educa- 
tion, 1819, MS. 

Note. — A Gratuity of £10 was awarded to Mr. 
Hogg by The Church Union Soc, of St. David's Diocese 
for this Essay, as the second best. 



HOLMAN. 



251 



HOLMAN. 



HOLL, Harvey Buchanan, M.D.,F.G.S. (son of 
William Soil, of Worcester), b. Stoke, near 
Guildford, 1821. 

On the older rocks of South Devon and East 
Cornwall. Map. Quart. Jowrn. Geol. Soc, Lord., 
xxiv, 400-54, (1868). 

HOLLAND, Joseph, h. Devonshire. 

The True copy of a collection made by Mr. 
Joseph Holland, in the yeare 1584, of Coates 
and Armes nowe and aunciently borne by No- 
blemen and Gentlemen, within the Counties of 
Somersett, Devon, and Cornewall, the 25 of 
March, 1597, fol. MS. 

Note. — Bequeathed to the Bodleian Lib., by Gough. 

HOLLAND, Philemon, h. Chelmsford, 1551. 
d. 9 Feb., 1636. 

Britain or a chorographicall description of the 
most flourishing kingdomes, England, Scotland, 
and Ireland, and the Islands adjoyning, out of 
the depth of Antiquities... Written first in 
Latine by W. Camden. Translated newly into 
English, by Philemon Holland, Doctour in Phy- 
sick...Lond., printed by F. K. E. Y. and J. L. 
for Andrew Her, 1637, fol. 

Note. — Cornwall described (with map), pp. 183-98. 
The map is entitled " Cornwall. Olim pars Danmonio- 
rvm, WUliam Kip., Sculp.," and is embellished with a 
view of Launceston Castle. 

HOLLAND, EoGER. 

A copy of the Accounts of Sir P. Edgecombe 
and K. Holland, (temp. Hen. VII). See Edgcumbe, 
Sir P. 

HOLMAN, John. 

A.D. 1776, Dec. 20. No. 1,132. Specification 
of William Knowles, of Newport, in the Isle of 
Wight, in the county of Southampton, Carpenter, 
and John Holman, of Redruth, in the county of 
Cornwall, Carpenter, for " Entire new inventions 
for the purpose of raising tin, copper, and other 
heavy bodies from mines or pitts, and also of 
raising or weighing anchors and other heavy 
bodies with more safety and with less expence 
than by the common method now in use." Lond., 
1776, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottis- 
woode, 1856, fol., pp. 2, 4d. 

Note. — The cover reads " Capstan, windlass, and 
machinery, for raising heavy bodies." 

HOLMAN, John. h. Crowan, 24 May, 1793. 

A method of patching boilers without letting 
out the water. Bep. B.C.P.Soc, 1840, p. 58. 



HOLMAN, Stephen (son of preceding), b. 
Gwennap, 16 Sept., 1827. 

A.D. 1854, Mar. 23. No. 689. Letters Patent 
to Stephen Holman, of Colney Hatch, in the 
county of Middlesex, Engineer, for the invention 
of " Improvements in machinery for raising and 
forcing fluids, part of which improvements is 
also applicable to the guiding of piston rods 
generally and other rods." Drawing annexed. 
Lond., G. E. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, 1854, 
fol., pp. 5, lOd. 

A.D. 1862, June 21. No. 1,834. Letters 
Patent to S. Holman, of 18, Cannon St., London 
. . .for the invention of " Improvements in Pumps 
and Valves." Drawing annexed. Lond., G. E. 
Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, 1862, fol, pp. 9, 
lOd. 

A.D. 1863, Oct. 31. No. 2,707. Letters 
Patent to S. Holman. . .for the invention of " Im- 
provements in machinery for raising and forcing 
fluids, parts of which improvements are also 
applicable to steam engines, blast engines, ex- 
hausters, and other machines." Drawing annexed. 
Lond., G. E. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, 1864, 
fol, pp. 15, 1/-. 

A.D. 1867, June' 22. No. 1,827. Letters 
Patent to S. Holman, of 10, Laurence Pountney 
Lane, London... for the invention of "Improve- 
ments in double-action pumps, and in the 
methods of operative pumps, part of which im- 
provements are applicable to other reciprocating 
machines." Drawing annexed. Lond., G. E. 
Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, 1867, fol, pp. 8, 8d. 

A.D. 1868, Mch. 27. No. 1,046. Letters 
Patent to S. Holman... for the invention of "Im- 
provements in the construction and application 
of steam pumps, parts of which improvements 
are also applicable to other pumps, blast engines, 
exhausters, and other machines; also improve- 
ments in hydraulic lifts and the mode of working 
the same." Drawing annexed. Lond., G. E. 
Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, 1868, fol., pp. 12, 
lOd. 

A.D. 1870, Jan. 1. No. 3. Letters Patent 
to S. Holman... for the invention of "Improve- 
ments in apparatus for hinging, adjusting, and 
fastening gas retort lids, covers, or doors, and 
other lids, covers, and doors." Drawing annexed. 
Lond., G. E. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, 1870, 
fol., pp. 8, lOd. 

HOLMAN, Thomas. 

Authentic narrative of the extraordinary for- 
titude and remarkable preservation of T. 
Holman, who fell into a 40 fathom shaft at Per- 
ranzabuloe. 1816, 120. 



HONY. 



252 



HOOD. 



HOLME, Frederick. Lay Fellow of Corpus 
Christi Coll., Oxon. h. Meysey Hampton, 
GloucestersMre, 10 June, 1812. d. Hillingdon, 
Middlesex, 22 May, 1849. 

Notice of the coleopterous insects observed in 
the ScUly Islands in July and August, 1836. 
Trans. Entom. Soc, ii, 58-64, (1836). 

Capture of vanessa antiopa near Truro. Zoolo- 
gist, i, 156, (1843). 

Note. — The first of a series of short notices. 

HOLYOAKE, George Jacob (son of George 
Holyoahe). h. Birmingham, 13 April, 1817. 

Any publicity of the facts of this case will 
serve the cause of public justice. — The case of 
Thomas Pooley, The Cornish well-sinker, sen- 
tenced to a year and nine months imprisonment 
for writing on a clergyman's field gate. (A re- 
port made at the instance of the Secularists). 
By G. J. Holyoake. Loud., Holyoake and Co., 
publishers, 147, Fleet St., n.d., [1857,1 8"., pp. 
32, 3d. 

Note. — Eeprinted from "The Eeasoner," 23 and 
30 Sep., 1857. On the title page of the pamphlet is a 
woodcut of a five barred gate, bearing the inscription 
" Jesus Christ. T. Pooley." Underneath the woodcut 
is printed, " The wretched gate of the Rev. Paul Bush." 
See also Buckle, H. T. 

HOME, Cecil, pseud, i.e. Webster Augusta. 

HOMFEAY, Eev. Wingfieud. 

Baptismal Eegeneration the Doctrine of Christ 
and His holy Church and therefore to be believed 
and received of all Christians... by the Eev. W. 
Homfray, B.A., of Catharine Hall, Cambridge, 
and Assistant Curate of Falmouth, Cornwall. 
Lond., Whittaker and Co., Ave Maria Lane; 
Falmouth, printed and published by T. P. Dixon, 
1846, 120., pp. 56. 



HONOE, Eev. Charles Garton (son of 
Thos. Honor and Ann dau. of Mr. Sandry, of 
Falmouth). Primitive Methodist Minister, 
formerly at St. Austell, h. Upper Clapton, 
Middlesex, 7 June, 1832. 

Fish, Tin, and Copper ; or Cornwall, its Mines 
and Miners ; by C. G. Honor, Minister of the 
Gospel. Lond., W. Lister, Conference Offices, 
Sutton St., Commercial Eoad, E. ; Thos. Church, 
10, Bolt Court, Fleet St., 1869, 12o., pp. iv and 
78, 1/-. 

HONY, Yen. William Edward (2nd son of 
Bev. Will. Hony, V. of Uskeard, 1778-95). 
Fellow of Exeter Coll., 1808-1827 ; Yicar of 
South Newington, 1818; Eector of Baver- 
stock, 1827; Archdeacon of Salisbury, 1846; 
Canon of Salisbury, 1857. h. Liskeard 7 
Feb., 1788. 



HONY, Yen. William Edwaed. (Oon.). 

Church Eates. A charge delivered to the 
Churchwardens in his Archdeaconry, at the 
visitation in May, 1859. By W. E. Hony, B.D., 
Archdeacon of Sarum. Lond., Eivingtons; Salis- 
bury, Brown and Co., Canal, n.d., [1859,] 8"., 
pp. 22. 

Geological remarks on the vicinity of Maest- 
richt, [1814.] Trans. Geol. Soc, Lond., iv, 310- 
13, (1817). 

HONYCHUEOH, John. 

A.D. 1691, Oct. 17. No. 280. Patent of 
James Trefusis, John Honychurch, Nicholas 
Honychurch, and Joseph Williams, for "An 
engine consisting of covered vessels and pipes, 
whereby they are enabled to worke several! 
fathoms vnder water, for divers houres together, 
without any want of air, which will be of generall 
vse and great advantage." Lond., 1691, fol. — 
Eeprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1857, 
fol., pp. 5, 4d. 

HONYCHUECH, Nicholas. 

A.D. 1691. No. 280. Patent.. .for "Appar- 
atus for working under water." See Honychurch, 
John. 

HOOD, Tom (only son of Thomas Hood, the Poet). 
I. Lake House, Wanstead, Essex, 19 Jan., 
1835. lapt. as Tom Hood. Eesident in Corn- 
wall, 1856-1861. 

The Liskeard Gazette and East Cornwall Ad- 
vertiser. Printed and published [every Saturday] 
by John Matthews. Liskeard, 1856-59, fol. 

Note. — Mr. Hood became connected with the Lis- 
keard Gazette in 1856, and edited the paper in 1858-59. 

Pen and pencil pictures. By Thomas Hood. 
Lond., Hurst and Blackett, 1857, 8"., pp. viii 
and 337. 

Note. — This book passed through the press whilst 
the author was residing at Shutta, Looe. 

A disputed inheritance. The story of a 
Cornish family. By Thomas Hood. Lond., S. 
Low, Son, and Co., 1863, 8"., 10/6.— 2nd ed. 
Lond., S. Low, Son, and Co., [Sept.,] 1863, 8"., 
pp. 325. 

Note. — A portion of this story first appeared in 
" Saturday Night " under the title of " A little more 
than kin and less than kind." 

Quips and Cranks. By Thomas Hood. Lond., 
Eoutledge, 1861, 8o., pp. xii and 390. 

Note.— Dedicated to Lady Molesworth, of Pencar- 
row. It contains " The Fair Maids of Cornwall," pp. 
256-85. 

A Golden Heart. A novel. By Tom Hood. 
Lond., Tinsley Brothers, 1867, 3 vols., 8". 

Note. — The scene of this novel is laid inComwalli 



HOEE. 



253 



HORNBLOWEE. 



HOOKEE, William, of TreUssick, in St. Ewel 

Grant to W. Hooker and E. Corker, (1709). 
q.v. 

HOPE, John Francis (3rd son of John [Wil- 
liams] Hope), b. 1798. Drowned at Eton, 27 
May, 1812. cf. Gent. Mag., Ixxxii, pt. i, 598, 
(1812). 

HOPE, John [Williams] (only son of Rev. Will. 
Williams, B. of St. Ewe and Gerrans). As- 
sumed the name and arms of Hope, in addi- 
tion to those of Williams, on his m. with Anne, 
eld. dau. of Mrs. Goddard, who was the sister 
of Mr. Henry Hope, of the family of Hope, 
of Amsterdam. On the death of Mr. H. Hope, 
in 1811, he, by Eoyal License, took the name 
of Hope only, in the place of Williams-Hope. 
5. The Rectory, St. Ewe, 9 Dec, 1757. 
Pullichly hapt. 25 July, 1758. d. Harley St., 
Cavendish Sq., London, 12 Feb., 1813. cf. 
Gent. Mag., Ixxxiii, pt. i, 289, (1813) ; Poeti- 
cal Register for 181 0-11, p. 236; Capt. Gronow's 
Last Recollections, (1866), pp. 129-32 ; Literary 
Panorama, x, 1240, (1811). 

HOPEFUL, Gkbgory. pseud, i.e. Boase, W. M. 

HOPPIN, James M. 

The old Country : its scenery, art, and people. 
By J. M. Hoppin, Professor in Yale College. 
Lend., S. Low, Son, and Marston ; New York, 
Hurd and Houghton, 1867, 8"., pp. iv and 468. 

Note. — Cornwall described in pp. 382-423. 

HOPTON, Sir Ealph (only son of Robert Hopton). 
cr. Baron Hopton, of Stratton, Cornwall, 4 
Sept., 1643. 6. circa 1598. d. Bruges, Sept., 
1652. 

Note. — ^For the pamphlets relating to Sir E. 
Hopton's campaign in Cornwall, See Civil War Tracts 
(in Part H). 

HOEE, John, of Trenowth, in St. Ervan. 

Erney Polpever and Lanloo, in Cornwall, pro- 
perty of W. Kendall and E. Quintrell, rated 1 1 
March, 1557, for J. Hore. Earl. MSS. 607, art. 
352. 

HOEE, Eev. William Strong, M.A., F.L.S., 
and G.S. (son of Major James Ryves Hore, 
R.M.) V. of Shebbear, Devon, 1855. b. 
Stonehouse, 1807. 

List of plants found in Devonshire and Corn- 
wall, not mentioned by Jones in the Flora 
Devoniensis, with remarks on the rarer species. 
Phytologist i, 160-63, 1844. [Brit. Assoc. Sect., 
1841, p. 75.] 



HOEE, Eev. William Stbong, M.A. (Con.). 

A day's botanizing on the Lizard, ib., ii, 235- 
39, (1845). 

Description of a species of orobanche, new to 
Great Britain, probably orobanche amethystea. 
ib., ii, 239-40. 

Notes on British Ferns, ib., iv, 94-98, 
(1851-2). 

HOENBLOWEE, Jabez Carter (eld. son of 
Jonathan Hornblower). b. Broseley, 21 May, 
1744. d. London, 11 July, 1814. cf. Gyrus 
Redding' s Yesterday and To-day, i, 136; S. 
Smiles' Lives of Boulton and Watt, (1865), pp. 
296-99, 301-304, 320-24, 331-32; Gent. 
Mag., Iviii, pt. i, 374, (1788). 

A.D. 1800, Mch. 3. No. 2,376. Specification 
of Jabez Carter Hornblower, of John's Eow, 
City Eoad, in the parish of St. Luke, in the 
county of Middlesex, engineer, for "A new 
machine and method of glazing callicos, cottons, 
muslins, etc." Drawing annexed. Lond., 1800, 
fol. — Eeprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1856, fol., pp. 5, lOd. 

Note. — J. C. Hornblower was employed in erecting 
steam-engines in Cornwall in 1763. 

HOENBLOWEE, Jesse (3rd son of Jonathan 
Hornblower). b. 3 July, 1749. d. Chacewater, 
29 Dec, 1822. cf. S. Smiles' lAves of Boulton 
and Watt, pp. 296, etc. 

Note. — Jesse Hornblower came from London to 
Chacewater in 1774, where he was employed in engineer- 
ing works. 

HOENBLOWEE, Jethro (2nd son of Jonathan 
Hornblower). b. Chacewater, July, 1746. d. 
Whitehall, near Scorrier, 1 Jan., 1820. cf. S. 
Smiles' Lives of Boulton and Watt, pp. 296, etc. 

A.D. 1798, Dec 4. No. 2,268. Specification 
of Jethro Hornblower, of Whitehall, in the 
parish of Kenwyn, in the county of Cornwall, 
engineer for " A new method of making pattens 
to be worn by women, by altering the composi- 
tion and clumsiness of their make, and prevent- 
ing their frequent breaking and uneasiness to 
the feet." Lond., 1798, fol. — Eeprinted. Lond., 
Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1856, fol., pp. 3, 4d. 

HOENBLOWEE, Jonathan (eld. son of Joseph 
Hornblower). b. Broseley, 3 Oct., 1717. d. 
Whitehall, 7 Dec, 1780. cf S. Smiles' lAves 
of Boulton and Watt, pp. 232, 296, etc; Cyrus 
Redding's Yesterday and To-day, i, 131-34. 

Note. — J. Hornblower left Broseley for Cornwall 
22 Aug., 1745, arriving at Truro, 6 Oct. He ultimately 
took up his residence at Chacewater, 19 Dec, 1765, and 
commenced putting Tresavean engine together 20 Jan., 
1766. 



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HORNBLOWER, Jonathan Carter (ith son 
of Jonathan Eornhlower). b. Chacewater 1 5 
July, 1753. d. Penryn, March? 1815. cf. 
The Monthly Mag., xxxix, 286-87, (1815); 
Gent. Mag., Ixxxv, pt. i, 375, (1815); S. 
Smiles' Lives of Boulton and Watt, p. 296, etc. 

, A comparative statement of the effects of 
Messrs. Boulton and Watt's Steam-Engines with 
Newcommen's and Mr. Hornblower's. By Thomas 
Wilson. Truro, W. Harry, 1792, 8o. 

A Letter to the Rt. Hon. Sir James Eyre, 
Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, on 
the subject of the cause Boulton and Watt v. 
Hornblower and Maberly for infringement on 
Mr. Watt's patent for an improvement on the 
steam engine. By Joseph Bramah, Engineer. 
Lond., printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly, 
1797, 8°., pp. 90 and Advertisement unpaged. 

Hornblower and Maberly against Boulton and 
Watt; in Error. 39, Geo. HI, 25 Jan., 1799. 
In Chas. Durnford and E. H. East's "Reports 
of Cases in King's Bench." (Lond., 1797-1800, 
fol.), viii, 95-108. 

Note. — This was an Action on the case originally 
brought in the Court of Common Pleas by the defendants 
in error against the plaintiffs in error for infringing the 
patent, but the judgment was af&rmed. The original case 
being of a similar nature to the issue tried in " Boulton 
and Watt against Bull," in Easter Term, 35, Geo. Ill, 
1795, was not argued, and consequently is not found in 
H. Blaokstone's Common Pleas Beports. It would appear 
that the original judgment went by consent in favour of 
Boulton and Watt, in order to allow Hornblower and 
Maberly to have the case retried on a Writ of Error. 

A Treatise of Mechanics, theoretical, practical, 
and descriptive. By Olinthus Gregory, LL.D... 
Lond., G. Kearsley, 1806, 3 vols., S". 

Note. — A Communication from Mr. J. C. Horn- 
blower on " The Steam Engine " is found in vol. ii, pp. 
359-90, but in the later editions of this work, Dr. 
Gregory, in giving an " abridgement of that History and 
of the Edinburgh Eeview's reply to it, as given in the 
Retrospect of Philosophical and Mechanical Discoveries," 
vol. V. pp. 37-49, mentions that the insertion of this 
communication had exposed him to calumny and mis- 
representation. His object in publishing Hornblower's 
account was to permit " an injured (though perhaps 
hasty) man to defend his own cause and that of his 
family." Hornblower's later years were, it is added, 
rendered comfortable by the liberality of an opulent 
and scientific Swede, cf. also Edinh. Rev. , xiii, 311-33, 
(1809) ; Encyclop. Brit., (ird ed., 1797), xvii, 770-72, 
wJiere there is an engraving of Hornblower's Steam-en- 
gine; Supplement to Encyclop. Brit., (3rd ed., 1801), ii, 
523 ; Literary Panorama, vii, 694-96, (1810). 



A.D. 1781, Nov. 9. No. 1,298. Specification 
of Jonathan Hornblower, of Penryn, in the 
county of Cornwall, plumber and brazier, for 
"A machine of (sic) engine for raising water 
and other liquids, and for other purposes, by 
means of fire and steam." Lond., 1781, fol. 



HOENBLOWEE, Jonathan Caeiek. (Con.). 

Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1856, 
fol., pp. 3, 4d. 

AD. 1798, June 29. No. 2,243. Specification 
of Jonathan Hornblower, of the borough of 
Penryn, in the county of Cornwall, Engineer, 
for " New invented machine or engine for rais- 
ing water and for various other useful purposes 
in arts and manufactures, by means of steam 
and otherwise." Drawing annexed. Lond., 1798, 
fol. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1855, fol., pp. 6, lOd. 

A.D. 1805, Mch. 26. No. 2,832. Specification 
of Jonathan Hornblower, of the borough ox 
Penryn... Engineer, for " New invented Steam 
Wheel or engine for raising water and for various 
other useful purposes in arts and manufactures." 
Drawing annexed. Lond., 1805, fol. — Reprinted. 
Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1855, fol., pp. 6, 
7d. 



Description of a model of a machine for com- 
municating motion at a distance, Bristol, Nov. 
21, 1786. BathAgric. Soc, iv, 302-304, (1788)' 

Description of an Hydraulic Bellows for a 
Smith's Forge. Nicholson's Journ., i, 219-20, 
(1802). 

On the construction of Beams of Steam 
engines, ih., ii, 68-69. 

Of a measuring Screw, il., vi, 247-49, (1803). 

Account of a Machine for Sweeping Chimnies 
by a Blast of Air. ib., vii, 246-51, (1804). 

Account of a Fact respecting Water heated in 
a Boiler of Stone, with Observations, ib., viii 
169-71. 

On the measure of Force by Horse Power. 
ib., xi, 95-99, (1805). 

On the measure of Mechanical Power, ib., 
xi, 264-71. 

HORNBLOWER, Joseph, b. Broseley, Shrop- 
shire, circa 1692. d. Bristol, 1761. cf S. Smiled 
Lives of Boulton and Watt, (1865), pp. 70-71 ; 
C. Bedding's Yesterday and To-day, i, 127-33; 
Pole's Cornish Pumping Engine, pp. 28-29, 71. 

Note. — Mr. Hornblower came into Cornwall in 1725, 
to erect a Newcomen Engine, at Wheal Eose, near Truro. 
He erected a second engine at Wheal Busy, and a third 
at Polgooth. Settled in Cornwall in 1748, and took 
house at Salem, Chacewater. 

HORNBLOWER, Hon. Josiah {2nd son of 
Joseph Hornblower). Speaker of the House of 
Assembly, New Jersey, U.S. America, b. 
Broseley, circa 1729. d. Belleville, New Jer- 
sey, U.S., Jan., 1809. 

Note.— He came into Cornwall in 1745 to assist hia 
elder brother in the erection of steam-engines, but left 
the county and went to America in May, 1753. 



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HORNDON, Eev. Thomas, M.A. Cornish Fel- 
low of Ex. Coll., 1747-52. E. of St. Dominick, 
27 Feb., 1752 to 1800. h. 1727. d. Bath, 8 
Jan., 1800. bur. St. Dominick. cf. Gent 
Mag., Ixx, pt. i, 90, (1800). 

HORNER, Francis, M.P. for St. Ives, 1806- 
1808. (eld. son of John Horner). J. Edinburgh, 
12 Aug., 1778. d. Pisa, 8 Feb., 1817. 

Memoirs and Correspondence of Francis 
Horner, M.P. Lond., Murray, 1843. 2 v.ols., 8". 

Note. — Contains five letters relative to the election 
for St. Ives, i, 377-82. 

HORWOOD, Alfred John. 

Year Books of the reign of King Edward the 
First. Edited and translated by A. J. Horwood, 
of the Middle-Temple, Barrister-at-Law. Pub- 
lished by the authority of the Lords Commis- 
sioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, under the 
direction of the Master of the Rolls. Lond., 
Longman, 1863, 8°., pp. Ixvii and 566. 

Note. — Contains " Report of Cases in the Cornish 
Iter, 30, Edwd. I," pp. 75-291 ; " Report of Criminal 
Cases in the Cornish Iter," pp. 497-528. 

HOSELOCK, John. 

A true and perfect relation of the surrender 
of the strong and impregnable garrison, the 
island of Scillie, To Captain Batten, Vice Ad- 
mirall of the Parlia,ment navie at sea. With the 
discoverie of a bloody designe on Pendennis, for 
the blowing up of the castle and poysoning of 
foure-score pieces of ordnance. Also a perfect ac- 
count of the ammunition, provision, and other 
necessaries that were left in the castle at the sur- 
render thereof. Together with a list of the names 
of all the colonels, majors, captaines, lievtenants, 
and other officers that were therein. Whereunto 
is annexed an excellent copy of verses made in 
Pendennis Castle, when it was beseiged by sea 
and land. Certified by two severall letters from 
Mr. John Hoselock, Chyrurgion to the Vice- 
Admirall Captain Batten, in the St. Andrew. 
And now printed and pubUshed by the originall 
copies according to order of Parliament. London, 
printed by B. L, 1646, sm. 4"., 4 leaves. 

HOSKING, John. I. Gwithian, 8 May, 1808. 

d. 18, Regent Terrace, Gateshead, 23 Dec, 

1871. 

Compound Valve for large pumps. Bep. 
E.G.P.Soc, 1839, p. 101. 

HOSKING, Richard {son of Bich. Hosking). b. 

Gwithian, 25 Mch., 1790. d. Devoran, in 

Feock, 23 July, 1859. 

A screw cutting apparatus. Eef. B.G.P.Soc, 
1834, p. 39. 



HOSKING, Richard. (Con.). 

The portable punching press. (Diagram, Plate 
vii). ib., 1835, p. 118. 

Reversing clutch box. ib., 1840, p. 78. 

A hand dibble for sowing corn or other seed, 
ib., 1853, pp. 39-40. 

HOSKING, Simon {bra. of the preceding), b. 
Gwithian, Aug. 1 1763. d Phillack, 21 Jan., 
1841. 

A.D. 1816, Nov. 1. No. 4075. Specification 
of Simon Hosking, of the Parish of Phillack... 
Cabinet Maker, for " A steam-engine on a new 
construction for drawing water from Mines, for 
working different kinds of machinery, and for 
other purposes for which steam-engines are 
generally applied." "With drawing annexed. 
Lond., 1816, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1855, fol., pp. 4, 6d. 

HOSKINS, Rev. Ralph. 

De Vita Virtutibusque Gulielmi Couche. See 
Couche, William. 

HOSKINS, William {son of John EosUns). b. 
St. Austell, 2 Nov., 1784. d. Falmouth, 27 
Nov., 1840. 

A Testimony from the West Division of Corn- 
wall Monthly Meeting, concerning William 
Hoskins. Testimony concerning Deceased Ministers 
for 1841, pp. 7-11. 

HOTTEN, John Camden {son of Will. Rotten, 
of Probus, and Maria, daw. of Mr. Cowling, of 
Boche). b. London, 1832. 

A hand-book to the topography and family 
history of England and Wales, being a descrip- 
tive account of Twenty thousand most curious 
and rare books, old tracts, etc. The labour per- 
formed by J. C. Hotten. Lond., J. C. Hotten, 
PiccadiUy, n.d., [1863,] 8"., 5/-. 

Note. — The account of " Cornwall Topography and 
Family History " is contained in pp. 27-36. 

Supposed portrait of Shakspeare, at Cotehele. 
Letter from J. C. Hotten. Athencewn, 7 Jan., 
1860, p. 21. 

Note. — In " Allibone's Diet, of English Literature," 
under " Syntax, Dr." in vol. ii, p. 2,325, is a list of 36 
works, of which J. 0. Hotten was either author or editor. 

HOTTEN, William {son of Melchizedek Rotten), 
b. Probus, 1768. d. Probus, 20 Dec, 1841. 

Letter from the late Rev. Richard Treffry, 
Sen., to Mr. W. Hotten, Probus. Christian 
Miscell, June, 1848, p. 181. 



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HOUGHTON, Ekv. William (son of Thos. 
Houffhton, Governor of the Preston House of 
Correction). Assistant Curate, St. Mary's, 
Penzance, Sep., 1846, to June, 1848; Curate 
of St. Sennen and St. Levan, June, 1848, to 
Sep., 1865 ; V. of Manaccan, 27 Sep., 1865 
to 1870. h. Preston, 17 May, 1812. d. Man- 
accan Vicarage, 25 Dec, 1870. 

Calvinism scripturally examined and shewn 
to be inconsistent with the statements and totally 
opposed to the general tenor of the Word of 
God. By W. Houghton, Walton-le-dale, Lan- 
cashire. Lond., Rivington, [Houghton, printer, 
Chorley,] 1836, 12"., pp. viii and 136, 3/-. 

An examination of Calvinism and especially 
of its present modified forms, by the test of 
Holy Scriptures, and the unanimous teaching of 
the Church. Together with a view of the rise 
of the Predestinarian Doctrines. 2nd Edit. By 
W. Houghton. Lond., Cleaver, 1849, 12"., 4/6. 

An enquiry into the theology of the Anglican 
Reformers. 2nd ed., 1853, 8". 

The duty of renewed zeal and exertions in 
the service of our country, earnestly recom- 
mended in an address to the Duke of Cornwall's 
Volunteer Artillery Corps, in the Deanery of St. 
Buryan. By the Eev. W. Houghton, Curate of 
Sennen and St. Levan. Penzance, Beare and 
Son, n.d., [1862,] 8°., pp. 8, 2d. 

Note. — Dated Adyent, 1862. 

Rationalism in the Church of England. An 
essay in six parts, (reprinted from the " Ecclesi- 
astic ") revised and enlarged with an appendix 
on "Essays and Reviews." By Rev. W. Houghton, 
Curate of the Parishes of S. Sennen and S. 
Levan, Corn wall... Lond., Masters; Truro, J. E. 
Netherton, [printed,] 1863, 8»., pp. 139, 1/6. 

The Doctrine of the Church on the Divinity 
of our Lord Jesus Christ. An essay, reprinted 
(with additions) from the "Ecclesiastic." By 
Eev. W. Houghton, Curate of Sennen... Lond., 
J. Masters, 1865, S"., pp. 32, 1/6. 

Pauline Theology. An essay, reprinted (with 
additions) from the " Ecclesiastic." By Rev. W. 
Houghton, Vicar of Manaccan, Cornwall. Lond., 
J. Masters, 1866, 8°., pp. iv and 79. 

HOW, Eev. Jasper. 

See the trees and the bramble ; or a Popish 
Prince, certain destruction to a Protestant people, 
being a Sermon on Judges, ix, 14-15. By Jasper 
How, of Penryn, Cornwall. Published at the 
request of those that heard it in 1723. 

HOWAED, John. 6. Enfield, 2 Sept., 1724. 
d. Cherson, 20 Jan., 1790. 

John Howard and the prison world of Europe. 



HOWARD, John. (Con.). 

By Hepworth Dixon. 3rd ed. Lond., Jackson, 
1850, 8". 

Note. — J. Howard came into Cornwall in 1773, and 
1790, cf. pp. 142, 158, 195. 

HOWARD, John Jarrard, Surgeon, d. at sea 

off Tobago, 13 July, 1810. 

The Metamorphoses of PubKus Ovidius Naso 
in English blank verse. Translated by J. J. 
Howard. Lond., 1807, printed for the author, 
and sold by John Hatchard...2 vols., 8"., 9/-. 
Note. — Dedication dated Pimlioo, Aug. 22, 1807. 

Poems on Different Subjects. By the late J. 
J. Howard. Dedicated by Permission to Lieut. 
General Dalrymple, Commander in Chief of the 
Colonies, at Demarara and Berbice, in 1810. [By 
Margaret Howard, widow of J. J. Howard.] 
Falmouth ; printed by James Trathan. Sold by 
Gale and Tenner... Lond., 1816, 12". 

Note. — List of Subscribers, pp. x, not paged ; dedi- 
cation, pp. ii, not paged ; preface, pp. vi ; contents, pp. 
iii ; poems, pp. 107. 

HOWELL, Harriet, of London. 

An address to the Subscribers, Parents, and 
Children, belonging to the Free School, for poor 
Girls of Falmouth, with an Appendix containing 
Rules for the School Committee, and Sub-Com- 
mittee, also a List of the Donors and Subscribers. 
Nettleton and Son, Printers, Plymouth, 1812, 
8°. 2 sheets. 

Eclectic System of Education for the Female 
Poor. J. Lake, Printer, Falmouth, n.d., 4". \ 
sheet. 

HOWELL, Rev. James, M.A. (eld. son of Rev. 
Joshua Howell, R. of Lanreath, who (^. 19 Mch., 
1785). Student of Christ Church, 1766- 
1838. V. of Ardington, 23 May, 1778 to 
1838. lapt. Lanreath, 30 April, 1748. d. 8 
Nov., 1838. cf Welch's List of Westminster 
Scholars, (ed. 1852), p. 384; Gent. Mag., x, 
666, (1838). 

A Sermon preached at St. Paul's, Covent 
Garden, on Sunday, 11 June, 1780. By James 
Howell, M.A., Student of Christ Church, Oxford, 
etc., etc. Lond., printed for J. Eobson. . .1780, 4"., 
pp. 24. 

Note.— Preached at the time of tbe Gordon riots, 
and dedicated to The Inhabitants of London and West- 
minster, "as the serious and seasonable advice at this 
important crisis." 

HOWITT, William, b. Heanor, Derbyshire, 
1795. 

The Eural Life of England. By W. Howitt. 
lUusts. Lond., Longman, 1838, 2 vols., 8". 

Note.— Chap, xi, vol. ii, pp. 279-92, is on " Cornish 
and Devonshire Wrestling.' 



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HOWITT, William. (Con.). 

Visits to Eemarkable Places. By W. Howitt. 
3rd ed. Lond., Longman, 1856, 2 vols., 8°. 

Note. — Contains " A Day-Dream at Tintagel," with 
an illust., i, 329-50. TMb article first appeared in The 
AthencBum, 1835, pp. 545, 569. 

HUCARIUS, the Levite or Deacon, b. Com- 

•wall. Lived at St. Germans, circa 1040. cf. 

Leland's Scrip. Britt., pp. 168-69 ; Bale's Scrip. 

Britt.,Y^. 152-53; Tanner's Bihl. Britt., t^^. 

417-18; Haddan and Stubhs' Councils, i, pp. 

xvi, 700 ; Thos. ^Fright's Biog. Brit. lAt, (184:2), 

V- 426. 

[110] Omelie Hucarii levite in diebus domi- 
nicis et precipuis festivitatibus anni. 

Sermones vi ejusdem. 

jjoiE. ^From the Catalogue of the Library of Christ 

Church Monastery, Canterbury, contained in the Ootto- 
nian MSS., Oalba. E., iv, and reprinted in Edwards' 
^'Memoirs of Libraries," (1859), i, 122-235, it appears 
that these works were bound up in the 99th and 100th 
Tolumes of the collection. In addition to the Homilies 
and Sermons he is said to have written, besides other 
works, "ex libro constitutions ecclesiastioarum Egberti 
arohie'piscopi Eboracensis, prjeceptoris Albini, Excep- 
tiones qusedam." The Exceptiones appear to have been 
prefixed to the Homilies. 

HUDDY, Eev. Matthew. 

A sermon preach'd at Exon., Sept. the 9th, 
1718, at a meeting of the United Ministers of 
Devon and Cornwal. By Matthew Huddy. 
Lond., printed for John Clark, at the Bible and 
•Crown, in the Poultry, near Cheapside, 1718, 
sm. 4"., pp. 42, 6d. 

Note.— c/. /. Pierce's " Wester n Inquisition," (1720), 
pp. 108-109. 

HUGHAN, William James (son of Will. 

Eughan). h. East Stonehouse, Plymouth, 13 

Feb., 1841. 

By Authority — Published annually. The 
Devon and Cornwall Masonic Calendar for the 
year 1865. Edited by Bro. W. J. Hughan, of 
Lodges 331, 954, etc. Devonport, pubhshed by 
Bro. John E. H. Spry, printer, etc., 9 Tavistock 
St. ; London, F. Pitman, 1865, 32o., VVj\}/-- 
—1866, 320., pp. vii and 107, 1/-.— 1867, 32 ., 
pp. 148, 1/-., (as a Pocket Book, 2/-.).-1868, 
32"., pp. 2di and 117, 1/-. 

Note.— After 1868 this work was no longer pub- 
lished. 

Dedicated, by permission, to the Most Wor- 
shipful the Grand Master of England^Consti- 
tutions of the Freemasons, by W J. Hughan 
Lond., E. Spencer, Great Queen St. ; Truro, W. 
Lake, 1869, fcp. 8"., pp. 123, 10/6. 

TsfoTE —51 pages consist of a facsimile of the 
Copp» Plate Imonoi the Constitutions of 1728 htho 
graphed by W. Lake. An impression of only 70 copies. 



HUGHAN, William James. (Con.). 

Directory for the Provincial Grand Lodge of 
Cornwall. Edited by W. J. Hughan, Provincial 
Grand Secretary. Truro, printed by Bro. George 
Barnby, at the Eoyal Cornwall Gazette Office, 
1870, 32"., pp. 31.— 1871, 32°., pp. 31. 

By Authority, and under the sanction of The 
Provincial Grand Master of Devon, and The 
Provincial Grand Master of Cornwall. The 
Devon and Cornwall Masonic Eegister, for the 
year 1871. Illustrated with photograph of the 
Honble. Mrs. Alldworth. Together with A short 
biographical sketch by Bro. Hughan, Pro. G. 
Sec. of Cornwall. Edited by Leonard D. West- 
cott, P.M., 70. Plymouth, L. D. Westcott, 14, 
Frankfort St., 1871, 32"., pp. 94, 1/-. 

Note. — A Biographical Sketch, pp. 87-94. 

Unpublished Eecords of the Craft. By W. 
J. Hughan... Lond., George Kenning; Hull, M. 
C. Peck and Son ; Truro, W. Lake, 1871, demy 
8"., pp. 54. Printed for private circulation only. 

Dedicated (by Permission) to the E.W. Bro. 
Augustus Smith, Provincial Grand Master for 
Cornwall. — Masonic Sketches and Eeprints. 
I, History of Freemasonry in York. II, Un- 
punished Eecords of the Craft. By W. J. 
Hughan. . .Lond., George Kenning, Little Britain; 
Hull, M. C. Peck and Son ; Truro, W. Lake, 
1871, demy 8°., pp. 166, 6/6. 

Note.— The First Part was also printed in the 
" Masonic Annual, Hull, M. C. Peck and Son." The 
entire work has been reprinted by The Masonic Publish- 
ing Co., New York. 

HUGHES, Lewis. 

Certaine grievances well worthy the serious 
consideration of the Eight Honourable and High 
Court of Parliament. Printed, Anno Dom. 1640, 
sm. 4"., pp. 18. Br. Museum. 

Note. — Signed "Lewes Hvghes." An account of 
the " Fire and fire balls," m Antony Church, is contained 
in pp. 17-18. See aha Bache, Eev. A. 

HUGHES, Eev. Thomas (son of Thos. Hughes). 

Wesleyan Minister at Camborne, 1864-67. 6. 

near Glengynog, Montgomeryshire, 1821 ? 

The ideal theory of Berkeley and the real 
world. Free thoughts on Berkeley, Idealism, and 
Metaphysics. By T. Hughes.' Lond., Hamilton, 
Adams and Co., 1865, 8"., pp. vi and 191, 3/6. 

Christian life, the true preparation for death. 
A sermon on the death of Thomas Garland, Esq., 
Fairfield, Eedruth. With a brief sketch of his 
Ufe. By T. Hughes. Lond., Hamilton, 1865, 
8"., pp. 32, 1/-. 

The human will, its functions and freedom. 
By T Hughes. Lond., Hamilton; Edinburgh, 
John Menzies, 1867, 8"., pp. viii and 390, 10/6. 

H H 



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HUNT. 



HUGHES, Eev. Thomas. (Con.J. 

Faithful endurance and high aim. Being a 
sermon preached on the death of the late Eev. 
J. W. Etheridge...in Wesley Chapel, Camborne. 
With a brief memoir of his life, by T. Hughes. 
Lond., Hamilton, 1867, 8"., pp. ivand 114, 2/-. 

HUGHES, William. Barrister-at-Law and 
Auditor of the Poor Law Union District of 
Cornwall and Devon, (ith son of Eev. Sir RoU. 
Hughes of East Bergholt Lodge, Suffolk, Curate 
of Maker). I. Maker Vicarage, 2 Mch., 1803. 
hapt. 26 Mch. d. 2, Millbay Grove, Plymouth, 
20 Aug., 1861. bur. Plymouth and Devonport 
Cemetery. 

Practical directions for taking instructions for 
and drawing wills ; with an Appendix of Pre- 
cedents. By W. Hughes, of Gray's-Inn, Barrister- 
at-Law. Lond., J. and W. T. Clarke... Portugal- 
Street, Lincoln's Inn, 1833, 12o.,pp.xxiiiand 214. 

The Practical Angler. [Six Illustrations.] By 
Piscator, [pseud, i.e. W. Hughes.] Lond., 
Simpkin, Marshall and Co., 1842. sm. 4"., pp. 
V and 293. 

Fish, how to choose and how to dress. By 
Piscator, author of " The Practical Angler, etc., 
etc." Lond., Longman ; [W. E. Bray, printer, 
Launceston,] 1843, 8°., pp. vi and 296, 3/6. 

A Practical Treatise on the choice and cookery 
of fish. By Piscator. Second Edition. Lond., 
Longman, 1854, 8°., pp. iv and 291, 5/6. 

Note. — A second edition of the preceding work, 
with considerable alterations. 

The Practice of Sales of Eeal Property, with 
an Appendix of Precedents... By W. Hughes... 
In two volumes. Vol I. Lond., John Crockford, 
Law Times Office, 29, Essex Street, Strand, 
1846, 80., pp. xxxi and 458.— Vol. II, 1847, 8o., 
pp. xxxvi and 344, Precedents, pp. cxli, Index, 
pp. 39.— 2nd ed. enlarged. Vol. I, 1849, 8"., 
pp. XV and 563.— Vol. II, 1850, 8°., pp. xix, 
360, and Precedents and Index cclvi. 

The Three Students of Gray's Inn. A novel. 
By W. Hughes, Contributor to Blackwood's 
Magazine of "It's all for the best." Lond., T C 
Newby, 72, Mortimer St., Cavendish Sq., 1846. 
3 Vols. 80., 31/6. 

The Practice of Mortgages of real and per- 
sonal Estate, with precedents of forms... By W 
Hughes... In Two Volumes. Vol. L Lond., John 
Crockford, 1848, 12o., pp. xxviii and 380.— 
Vol. II, 1849, 120., pp. xxxviii and 486. 

The New Stamp Act... with an introductory 
Commentary and practical notes. . .By W. Hughes 
...Lond., John Crockford, 1850, 8o., pp. iy and 

Concise Precedents in Modern Conveyancing 
By W. Hughes... First Series. Vol. L Londj 



HOGHES, William. (Oon,j. 

Law Times Office, 29, Essex Street, Strand, and 
Hodges and Smith, Dublin, 1850, 8o., pp. xvi 
and 818.— Vol II, 1851, 8o., pp. xxiii and 859.— 
Vol. Ill, 1853, 80., pp. xii and 884.— 2nd Edit 
Vol. I, 1855, 80., pp. xiii and 850.— Vol. II 
1856, 8"., pp. XV and 911.— Vol. Ill, 1857, 8o.|. 
pp. xxiv and 521. 

A Table of the Stamp Duties payable in Great 
Britain and Ireland... according to the Act, 13 
and 14 Vict., cap. 97. Anon. Published under 
the direction of the Law Stationers' Society. 
Lond., Stevens and Norton, 1850, fol., 1 page, 1/-. 

It's all for the best, a Cornish tale. By W. 
Hughes. Lond., Whittaker and Co. ; Plymouth 
and Devonport, Eoger Lidstone, [printed] 1852 
80., pp. 135. 

Note. — Eeprinted from Blackwood's ifao.,lix, 231- 
46, 319-36, (1846). 

The Practice of (Conveyancing, by William 
Hughes... Vol. L Law Times Office, 29, Essex 
St., Strand, London, 1856, 8o., pp. i_vi and 1- 
482.— Vol. II, 1857, pp. vii-xi and 483-968. 
Index, pp. 1-98. 

Letter from W. Hughes to Jonathan Couch, 
dated Launceston, Sept. 7, 1843. /. Couch's 
Hist, of British Fishes, iii, 67-68. 

HULL, EoBERT. See Hill, Robert. 

HUMBLE, Eev. Michael Morgan, B.A. As- 
sistant Curate of Madron, 1851, Assistant 
Curate of Halestown, 1853. Now (1872) E. 
of Sutton, Chesterfield. 

Methodistic Catholicism, etc. By a Parish 
Priest, [i.e.. Eev. M. M. Humble,] 1852, 8o. See 
Aitken, Eev. E. 

HUNGERFOED, Mary (dau. of Sir Tho. 
Eungerford, Knt., and wife of Edward, 2nd 
Baron Hastings, in 1483J. 

Touching the marriage settlement of M. 
Hungerford about Manors in... Cornwall, 12 
Edw., 4. Harl. MSS., 3,881, art. 18. 

HUNT, John (son of Thomas Hunt). Formerly 
resident at Porthleven. Now (1872) at Gee- 
long, Australia. S. Crewkerne, 1809.? 
Ore separator and gold washing machine. By 

J. Hunt, of Porthleven. Bep. E.C.P.Soc, 1866, 

pp. xx-xxi. 

HUNT, EiGHARD (son of Robert Hunt), b. Ply- 
mouth Dock, [Devonport,] 2 ApL, 1786. d. 
Leeds, 20 Feb., 1848. 

Explanation of the Model of Mr. Eichard 
Hunt's plans for securing the beams of ships. 
(With drawing, Plate IV). Rep. R.G.P.Soc, 
1841, pp. 128-29. 



HUNT. 



259 



HUNT. 



HUNT, Egbert, F.E.S. (son of Bobert Hunt), 
b. Devonport, 6 Sept., 1807. Secretary to the 
B. C.P.Soc, 1 841-5 J Keeper of MiningRecords, 
1846. 

The Mount's Bay, a descriptive poem in three 
books, and other pieces. By R. Hunt. Penzance, 
published by J. Downing and T. Matthews, 
1829, 8°., pp. 90. List of subscribers. 

A popular treatise on the art of photography, 
including daguerreotype and all the new methods 
of producing pictures by the chemical agency 
of light. By R. Hunt, Secretary of the Royal 
Cornwall Polytechnic Society. Engravings. Glas- 
gow, published by R. Griffin and Co., 1841, 8"., 
pp. viii and 96. 

Transactions of the Royal Cornwall Polytech- 
nic Society, 1 842. No. I. Thermography, or the 
art of copying engravings or any printed char- 
acters from paper on metal plates, and on the 
recent discovery of Moser, relative to the for- 
mation of images in the dark. By R. Hunt, 
Secretary. Read Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1842... J. 
Trathan, printer and binder. Market Strand, 
Falmouth, n.d., [1842,] 8°., pp. 10. 

Researches on hght. An examination of all 
the phenomena connected with the chemical and 
molecular changes, produced by the influence of 
the solar rays, embracing all the known photo- 
graphic processes and new discoveries in the 
art. By R. Hunt, Secretary to the Royal Corn- 
wall Polytechnic Society. Lond., Longman, 
1844, 8"., pp. 303.— 2nd ed., 1854, 8"., pp. xx 
and 387. 

Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Great 
Britain, and of the Museum of Economic Geology 
in London. Vol. i. Lond., Longman, 1846, 8". 

Note.— Contains " A Notice of the Copper and Tin 
raised in Cornwall. By B. Hunt, Keeper of Mining 
Eecords," pp. 510-19. 

Records of the School of Mines applied to 
the Arts. Lond., 1853, 8o. Vol. i in 4 Parts. 

Note.— Contains " Statistics of Produce of Copper, 
Tin, Lead, and Sillier, 1848-52. By B. Hunt." Vol. i, 
pt. iv. 

Table of the Copper produced from the Mines 
of Cornwall and Devon during the years 1845, 
1846 and 1847 ; shewing the Ore raised from 
each Mine, the fine Copper produced. Average 
Price per Ton, Amount in Money, Produce per 
Cent, of the Ore and the Average Standard- 
Robert Hunt, Keeper of Mining Records._ In 
"Memoirs of Geological Survey of Great Britain 
and of the Museum of Practical Geology. 
(Lond.,Longman, 1848, 8°). Vol. ii, pt. u, P- 711- 

Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Grea,t 
Britain and of the Museum of Practical Geol- 
ogy Mining Records. Mineral Statistics of the 



HUNT, EoBERT, P.E.S. (Con.). 

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 
for 1853 and 1854. By R. Hunt, F.R.S., Keeper 
of Mining Records. Lond., printed for Her 
Majesty's Stationery Office. Published by Long- 
mans, 1855, 8°., pp. viii and 162, 1/6. 

Note. — These Mineral Statistics -which contain 
much information relating to Cornwall have since been 
compiled annually by E. Hunt, and sold at various 
prices. 

Manufacture of British Serpentine. From 
The Art-Journal, Sept., 1855. By Professor R. 
Hunt. Lizard Serpentine Company, Offices and 
Show Rooms, 20, Surrey St., Strand, London. 
Quarries and factory. The Lizard, Cornwall. 
n.p. or d., [1855,] 8°., pp. 8. 

Note. — A reprint of " British Industries. No. IV. 
Manufacture of British Serpentine." Art Journal, i, 
258-60, (1855). 

Popular romances of the West of England, 
or the drolls, traditions, and superstitions of 
Old Cornwall. Collected and edited by R. Hunt. 
lUust. by Cruickshank. Lond., J. C. Hotten, 
1865, 2 vols., 8°., 16/-. 

Note. — The above work was, in 1871, brought out 
in a single volume. 

Ure's Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures, and 
Mines. Ed. by R. Hunt, F.R.S. 6th ed. Lond., 
Longman, 1867, 3 vols., 8o. 

Note. — Amongst the Contributors were, H. W. 
Bone, Enameller; Samuel Hocking, Camborne; and J. 
A. Phillips. 



Analysis of the air from the deep levels of 
the Consolidated Mines, Gwennap. Bejp. B.C.P. 
Soc, 1841, pp. 136-39. 

On the waters from the mining districts of 
Cornwall, ib., 1841, pp. 151-57. 

Meteorological Register kept at Falmouth. 
ib., 1841, p. 141; 1842, pt. ii, p. 89; 1843, 
Supp.,^. 4; 1844, p. 106. 

On the electricity of mineral veins. By R. 
Hunt, ib., 1841, pp. 157-64; By R, Hunt and 
John Phillips, 1842, pt. i, pp. 26-27. [Chemist, 
iii, 251-53, 1842.] 

Particulars of the Earthquake felt in Corn- 
wall, 17 Feb., 1842. ib., 1841. App., pp. 1-5. 

On Light of a peculiar and unknown character, 
emanating from the outer edge of the Sun. ib., 
1842, pt. i, pp. 31-32. 

Experiments for ascertaining the quantity of 
air which enters the fire places of the Cornish 
Engines, ib., 1842, pt. ii, pp. 111-18; 1843, pp. 
50-53. 

On the Chemical Change produced by the 
Solar Rays, ib., 1844, pp. 102-4. 



HUNTINGDON, 



260 



HUSSET. 



HUNT, EoBEKT, F.E.S. (Con.). 

Lectures, ib., 1855, pp. xliii-lix; 1864, pp- 
15-19. 
The Lenarto Meteorite, ib., 1867, pp. 59-64. 



The Decomposition of Yellow Sulphuret of 
Copper when made part of a Galvanic Current. 
Bep. R.I.O., 1841, pp. 40-41 ; 1842, p. 29. 

The Energiatype. Dated Falmouth, 15 June, 
1844. Signed R. Hunt. AtJienceum, 1844, p. 575. 

Whewell's riddle [and a Cornish riddle.] ib., 
1867, p. 198. 

Produce of Lead Ore and Lead in the United 
Kingdom, 1845-46. Trans. B.G.S.G., vii, 40-45, 
(1847). 

On Mineral Deposits, ib., (1868). 

Note. — This portion of the Transactions has not 
yet been printed. 

The Present State of the Mining Industries 
of the United Kingdom. Journ. Statis. Soc. of 
Land., xix, 201-218, 311-24. (1856). 

Reports of the proceedings of the Miners' As- 
sociation during the first years of its existence, 
1861-63. Bep. of Miners' Assoc, of C. and D., 
1861, [18 Sep. Meeting,] pp. 2-3; ib., 1862, pp. 
1-2 ; ib., 1863, pp. 21-22. 

On the mineral productions of Cornwall and 
Devon, ib., 1869, pp. 5-11. 

Notes on the Eemains of Early British Tin 
Works. Bep. of I6th Annual Meeting of Oamb. 
Archceol. Assoc, [at Truro, 1862,] pp. 48-50; 
Gent. Mag., xiii, 696-702, (1862). 

Tin Mining in Cornwall and its Traditions. 
Good Words, 1867, pp. 126-31. Eeprinted in 
Cornish Teleg., 6, 13, 20 Feb., 1867. 

The Economic Geology of Devonshire and 
Cornwall in 1868. Bath and West of England 
Agric. Journ., xvi, 67-90, 1868. 

HUNTER, Rev. Joseph, F.S.A. Assistant 
Keeper of Public Records, b. Sheffield, 6 
Feb., 1783. d. London, 9 May, 1861. 

Fines, sive Pedes Finium : sive Finales Con- 
cordise in curia Domini Regis : ab anno septimo 
regni Regis Ricardi I ad annum decimum sextum. 
Regis Johannis, 1195-1214, edente J. Hunter... 
volumen primum, in quo continentur comitatus 
Bedford', Berk', Buck', Cantab', et Cornub'. 
Printed by command... [Lond., Eyre and Spottis- 
woode,] 1835, roy. 8°. 

Note.— The portion " De Com' Cornub.'" is com- 
prised in pp. 339-57. 

HUNTINGDON, Francis Hastings, 2nd Earl 
of Huntingdon, K.G. (son of the followinq). 
d. 20 June, 1560. ^ 



HUNTINGDON, Fkanois Hastings. fCon.J. 

Rent of the Manors, &c., of the Earl of Hunt- 
ingdon in... Cornwall, &c. Earl. MSS. 3,881, 
art. 36 and 41. 

HUNTINGDON, George Hastings, 1st Earl 
of Huntingdon (son of Edward, 2nd Baron 
Hastings), d. 21 July, 1544. 

An account and rental of the Manors "of the 
Earl of Huntingdon, in Bucks... and Colbwall, 
24 Hen. VIIL Earl. MSS. 3,881, art. 32 b., 33, 
34, and 35. 

HUNTINGDON, Selina, Countess of (Lady 
Selina Shirley, 2nd dau. of Washington, Earl 
of Ferrers, she m. 3 June, 1728, Theophilus Hast- 
ings, 26th Earl of Huntingdon), b. 24 Aug., 
1707. d. London, 17 June, 1791. 

The Life and Times of Selina, Countess of 
Huntingdon. By a Member of the House of 
Shirley and Hastings. Lond., W. E. Painter, 
1841, 2 vols., 80. 

Note. — The account of the Conntess' visit to Corn- 
wall, in 1775, is comprised in ii, 414-21. Her life affords 
much information about the county. 

HUSBAND, James (son of William Husband), 
b. Little Falmouth, 1793. d. Falmouth, 1857. 

Model of a fishing boat. By Mr. Husbands 
(sic). Bep. B.C.P.Soc, 1840, p. 58. 

Improved method of ship building, ib., 1846,^ 
pp. 36-37. 

HUSBAND, William (son of preceding), b. 
Mylor, 1823. 

Remarks in a discussion on Cornish Pumping 
Engines. Min. of Proc. of Civil Engineers, xxiii, 
75-82, (1864). 

Mast with India rubber cushion. Bep. B.G.P. 
Soc, 1866, p. xxxii. 

Mode of fastening planks to iron frames in 
composite ships, ib., 1866, p. xxxiv. 

HUSSEY, Lieut. -Col. John, of Lascelles Regi- 
ment (iyiv. of succeeding). Killed at Quebec 
in a sortie under Col. Murray, 1759. cf. Gent. 
Mag., XXX, 294, (1760); Robert Wright's Life 
of General Wolfe, (1864), p. 481. 

HUSSEY, Richard, M.P. for St. Mawes 1761- 
68, M.P. for East Looe 1768-70 (son of John 
Eussey, Town Clerk of Truro, 1722-37). At- 
torney General to Queen Charlotte ; Auditor 
of the Duchy of Cornwall and of Greenwich 
Hospital ; Counsel to the East India Co. h. 
Truro, 1713. d. Truro, Sept., 1770. cf Wal 
pole's Letters (Cunningham's ed.), iii, 453, i'v, 
136, V, 220 ; Mahon's Eist. of England, App. 



HUTTON. 



261 



HUTTON. 



,HUSSEY, EiOHAED, M.P. (Con.). 

V, 10 ; Chatham Correspondence, ii, 394, iii, 111 ; 
WalpoWs Memoirs of last ten years of Geo. II, 
(1832), i, 375 ; Walpole's Memoirs of Beign of 
King Geo. Ill, (1845), i, 326, 370-73, 377, ii, 
60-61, 272, 279-80, 301, 379, iii, 161, 203, 
208 note, 315, iv, 49-50; Sir H. Cavendish's 
Debates, i, 197-98, 246-47, 403; Polwhele's 
Reminiscences, ii, 135. 

HUTCHINS, John. 

Disticha in obitum Annaa Hext et J. Hutchins. 
MSS. G.C.C. Oxford, 32i,fol. 180. 

Note. — Thjs was written at the end of the 16th 
century. 

HUTCHINS, Capt. Stephen, Commander of 
H.M. 50-gun ship " Portland." b. Paul, near 
Penzance, 1669. d. Port Royal, Jamaica, 24 
Aug., 1709. bur. Kingston. Monument Paul 
Church, cf. Charnock's Biog. Navalis, iii, 294- 
97 ; Johns and Nicolas' Calendar of Victory, 
(1855), p. 475. 

HUTCHINS, William. 

The model of a merchant vessel. Bep. B.C.P. 
Soc, 1842, pt. ii, pp. 79-80. 

HUTCHINSON, Thomas. 

AD. 1843, May 4. Nq. 9,721.- Specification 
of Francis Daniell, of Camborne... Assay Master 
and Analytical Chemist, and Thomas Hutchinson, 
of Eosewarne. . .Esquire, for " certain methods of 
obtaining or manufacturing lime from a sub- 
stance or substances not hitherto made use of 
for that purpose," namely, sea sand. Lond., 
1843, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottis- 
woode, 1866, fol., pp. 3, 3d. 

HUTCHISON, Rev. ^neas Barkly, B.D., V. 

of St. James, Devonport, 21 Aug., 1850-1866. 

b. London, 1819. d. Harrogate, 25 Dec, 1866. 

A monograph on the history and restoration 
of the parish church of St. Mary, Calhngton, by 
M. B. Hutchison. Plates. Lond., J. Masters; 
Plymouth, G. H. Lidstone, 1861, 4o., pp. 28, 5/-. 

Note. — Reprinted from Trans. Mxeter Dioces. Archi- 
tect. Soc, [1860,] vi, 312-34, (1861). Dedicated " toEev. 
H. M. Rice, Rector of South Hill cum Callington, and 
J. P. St. Aubyn, Esq., the following pages prepared with 
their assistance." 

HUTTON, CUTHBERT. 

PubliiTerentiiComedise Sex. Ashmolean MSS., 
(Bodl. Uh). No. 56. 

Nora. — Formerly belonged to " Cuthbertus Huton 
ex comitatu Oormib : comissus pro Dootore Lupton " 
who wrote on the margin of f. 69 b. some memoranda 
in English concerning a Prophecy of Merlin for the 
year 1510. * 



HUTTON, Rev. Thomas, B.D., Fellow of St. 
John's College, Oxford; V. of St. Kew, 1600- 
40 ; R. of North Lew ; Prebend, of Exeter, 
29 June, 1616-40. b. London, 1566. d. St. 
Kew, 20 Dec, 1640. cf Blisd Wood, ii, 646-47. 

Reasons for refvsal of Svbscription to the 
booke of Common Praier vnder the hands of 
certaine Ministers of Devon and Cornwall, word 
for word as they were exhibited by them to the 
Right Reuerend Father in God, William Coton, 
(sic) Doctor of Divinitie, L. Bishop of Exceter. 
With an Ansvvereatseverall times returned them, 
in publike Conference and in diverse Sermons 
upon occasion preached in the Cathedrall Church 
of Exceter, by T. Hvtton, Bachiler of Divinitie 
and Fellow of St. John's Coll., in Oxon. And 
now pvblished at the very earnest intreatie of 
some espiciall friends for a farther contentment 
of other the King's Maiestie's good and loyall 
Subjects. Printed at Oxford by Joseph Barnes, 
and are to be sold in Paules Church-yard, at the 
signe of the Crowne, by Simon Waterson, 1605, 
4°., pp. 200. Br. Museum. 

The second and last part of Reasons for Refusall 
of Subscription to the Booke of Common Prayer 
vnder the hands of certaine Ministers of Deuon 
and Cornwall, as they were exhibited by them 
to the right reuerend Father in God, William 
Cotton, Doctor of Diuinitie and Lord Bishop of 
Exceter. As also an Appendix or Compendious 
Briefe of all other Exceptions, taken by others 
against the Bookes of Communion, Homilies, 
and Ordination, word for word, as it came to 
the hands of an Honorable Personage. With 
an Answer to both at seuerall times returned 
them in publike conference and in diuerse Ser- 
mons vpon occasion preached in the Cathedrall 
Church of Exceter, by T. Hutton... London, 
printed by John Windel for the Companie of 
Stationers, 1606, 4°. Br. Museum. 

Note. — Epistle Dedicatorie, 2 leaves. To my fellow 
brethren the Ministers of Deuonshire and Cornwall, 1 
leaf. To the Christian Reader, 1 leaf. The Contents of 
the Chapters and the Appendix, 3 leaves, then pp. 1-260 

The remoouall of certaine imputations laid 
vpon the Ministers of Deuon and Cornwall, by 
one M. T. H[utton,] and in them, vpon all other 
ministers els-where refusing -to subscribe. Anon, 
n.p., [Amsterdam?] or printers name, 1606,4". 
Br. Museum. 

Note. — To the Indifferent Reader, 2 leaves, then 
pp. 1-66. 

A defence of the Ministers' Reasons for refv- 
sall of svbscription to the Booke of Common 
Prayer and of Conformitie against the severall 
answers of T. Hutton, Bachiler of Divinity, in 
his two bookes against the Minist. of Dev. and 



lAGO. 



262 



INOB. 



BUTTON, Bet. Thomas, B.D. (Con.)- 

Cornwell, William Covel, D. in Divinitie...Tlio. 
Spark, D. in Divinitie...[By Samuel Hieron?] 
Imprinted, 3 607, 4". Br. Musewm. 

Note. — To the Christian Eeader, 3 leaves, then pp. 
1-226. 

The second parte of the defence of the Min- 
isters' Eeasons for refusal of subscription and 
conformitie to the Book of Common Prayer 
against the several Answers of Th. Hutton, 
Bachiler of Divinity in his two bookes against 
the Minist. of Dev. and Cornwel, William Covel 
...Th. Spark... Fran. Mason... Imprinted, 1608, 
4°. Br. Museum. 

Note.— To the Christian Eeader, 6 leaves; list of 
faults, 1 leaf; then pp. 3-243. 

A dispvte vpon the qvestion of kneeling in 
the acte of receiving the Sacramentall bread and 
wine... or a third parte of the Defence of the 
Ministers' reason for refusall of the subscription 
and conformitie requjTed against the severall 
answers of 1 , D. Spark . . . 2, D. Covel ... 3, Thomas 
Hutton in his 2 booke against the Ministers of 
Devonshire and Cornwell, 4, Thomas Eogers... 
Printed, Anno 1608, 4°. Br. Museum. 

Note.— To the Eeader, 3 leaves, then pp. 1-166. 

HUXHAM, John, M.D., F.E.S. b. Halberton, 
Devonshire, d. Plymouth, 10 Aug., 1768. 
Extraordinary agitation of the sea in Devon- 
shire and Cornwall ; at Plymouth, Mounts-Bay, 
Penzance. Bhilos. Trans., xlix, 371-73, (1755). 

HYDE, Thomas De La, Sheriff of Cornwall 
1301-13. d. 1313 1 cf. Foss' Judges, iii, 107 ; 
Bep. B.I.C., 1871, pp. 232, 238-39. 



Ia, St. Came into Cornwall with St. Breaca. 
cf. A. Butler's Lives of the Saints, (1836) i 
298 ; Acta Sanctorum, {Oct. 27), xii, 293. 

Note.— A life of St. Ia was extant in Leland's time, 
c/. his Itmeraiy, (1744), iii, fol. 8. St. Ia had a sister 
Uda and two brothers Ewinus, [i.e., St. Uny, Patron 
bamt of Lelant,] and Erous, [i.e., St. Erth.] 

lAGO, Thomas Dalby. See Jago, T. D. 

IAGO,Eev William, BA., (son of Will, lago, 
of St. Mawes), Chaplain of the Cornwall 
County Asylum, h. London, 3 Jan., 1836. 
The Eeports of the Cornwall County Asylum 

Pubhshed [annually] by order of the Comwali 



lAGO, Eev. William, B.A. (Oon.). 

Sessions 1863-71. Bodmin, Liddell and Son 
1863-71, 80. 

Note. — Each of these contains a Eeport from the 
Chaplain. 

A Peep at Kirk Maughold, [Isle of Man,] 
signed W. I. [With 2 sketches by the Author 
engraved by A. H. Collins.] 'Once a Week iii' 
437-38, (1867). 

Infringing the Bye Laws, a Eailway Misad- 
venture. Illustrated by " Phiz," and signed W. 
I. London Society (Holiday Number), 1869, pp.' 
48-53, (generally bound with vol. xv). 

The Wreck. A Poem. Signed W. I. CasseWs 
Mag., iv, 156-57, (1869). 

On the supposed Saxon Slab at Bodmin. By 
Eev. W. lago. With a sketch by the Author, 
engraved by J. T. Blight. Jowrn. B.LC, Anl' 
1869, p. 103. ^ ' 

Mylor Church, its Crosses, Frescoes, &c., by 
Eev. W. lago, with lithographic illusts. by the ' 
Author, ib., Apl., 1870, pp. 162-72. 

The Slaughter-Bridge, Worthyvale, inscribed 
stone, ib., Apl., 1871, p. 318. 

Kirk Maughold, Isle of Man. [Verses.] Feople's 
Mag., v, 191, (1870). ^ 

Martyr Bishop. N. and Q., 4 S., viii, 216, 
(1871). 

Parochial... History of the Deanery of Trigs 
Minor. By Sir J. Maclean. Lond., 1868-72, 4" 

Note.— Some of the woodcuts of Antiquities in 
thzs History were drawn and cut by Mr. lago. 

PANS, Col. Weey (son of Edward Fans), b 
1738. d. Efford, Stratton, 16 Sept., 1816. cf. 
Gent. Mag., Ixxxvi, pt. ii, 472, (1816). 

Reply to a circular letter of A. Young's, dated 
Whitstone House, Stratton, 9 Feb., 1795. 
Young's Annals of Agricidture, xxiv, 2 28-3 1" 
(1795). ' 

Price of Corn, etc., dated Whitstone House, 
Dec. 4, 1799. ib., xxxiv, 268-9, (1800). 

Letter to Lord de DunstanvOle, dated Whit- 
stone House, Mar. 31, 1800, [relative to the 
culture of Potatoes.] ib., xxxv, 113-9. 

■^^o^i^' J'^?^^- Heney, Sergeant Major, 1781- 
A' S^if"^ ^°^^^ Garrison Battalion, Gibr- 
ft^^^It-'^^^^' ^ie*!*-' 24Mch.,1801- 
1802. 6. Penzance, area 1737. d Penzance, 
June, 1809. cf T. W. J. Connolly's Hist, of 
Sappers and Miners, (1857), i, 5, 14-32 : Tver- 
man s Life and Times of Wesley, iii, 46. 

ir,fnp«l^tTi,^^''^^™*5''^'°'^^'''=^ proposed and carried 
piw i""^ excavation of the Galleries in the Solid 

?b?wtV^' ^^^^"""^ °^ *^" "«"*™1 8^°°"^ at Gibraltar. 
Ihe works were commenced 25 May, 1782, and finished 
a few years after the siege. / o^, ana nnisnea 



INCLEDON. 



263 



ISHMABL. 



INCLEDON, Benjamin Charles (son of Mr. 
Indedon, Surgeon, St. Keverne). b. St. Keverne, 
1764. d. Worcester, 11 Feb., 1826. bur. Hamp- 
stead Churchyard, cf. Gent. Mag., Ixiii, pt.i, 184, 
(1793), Ixx, pt. i, 93, (1800), Ixxi, pt. i, 181, 
(1801), Ixxv, pt. ii, 880, (1805), Ixxxi, pt. i, 

- 597, (1811), xcvi, 375-76, (1826);^ DMomari/ 
of Musicians, (1824), i, 392-93; Dmr«/o/ IT. C. 
BoUnson, i, 327, 343-44, ii, 418 ; W. T. Parke's 
Musical Memoirs, i, 127, 136^ 173-76, 330-34, 
ii, 20-22, 56-58, 111-12, 248-51; Annual 
Biography for 1827, pp. 462-63; New Monthly 
Mag.,xYui, 211, (1826) ; tF. G. Oulton'sHist. of 
Theatres of London, (1818), ii, 66-87; Didot 
Nomelle Biog. Univ. ; Biog. Univ. ; Bose ; Be- 
miniscences of Henry Angela, (1828), ii, 546; 
Memoirs of Ghas. Mathews, by Mrs. Mathews, 
(1839), i, 149, 151, ii, 151, 160-68, 192, 194- 
207; The Georgian Era, (1834), iv, 289-91; 
Fifty Years of an Actor's Life. By W^. A. Donald- 
son, Sen., (1858), pp. 45-46 ; JF. Glark BusseW s 
" Bepresentative Actors," (1871), pp. 278-83; 
The Era Almanac, 1870, p. 11. 

A Statement of the differences subsisting be- 
tween the proprietors and performers of the 
Theatre Eoyal, Covent Garden, given in the 
correspondence which has passed between them. 
By J. Johnstone, J. G. Holman, A. Pope, C. 
Incledon...Lond., printed by J. Davis, Chancery 
Lane, for W. Miller, Old Bond St., 1800, 8"., 
pp. 69. 

Note. — There ia also a Supplement of 3 pages in 
the form of an anonymous letter to the Actors with 
their answer, dated " Theatre-Boyal, Gov. Gard., Half- 
past 10 o'clock, Feb. 18, 1800." 

Variety containing original and selected songs 
in the favourite entertainment now performing 
by 0. Incledon, of Covent Garden Theatre, at 
the different theatres and pubhc places in most 
of the principal towns of the United Kingdom. 
Lend., published for Goulding, Phipps, and 
D'Almaine, 45, Pall Mall, n.d., [1805,] 8"., pp. 
20, 6d. 

The Wandering Melodist, or the rose, the 
thistle, and the shamrock, consisting of fifteen 
songs sung by Mr. Incledon, of Covent Garden 
Theatre, in his tour through the United King- 
dom. Lond., printed for Goulding, Phipps, and 
D'Almaine. n.d., [1805,] 8°., pp. 19, 6d. 

Lines addressed to Charles Incledon ; late of 
Covent Garden Theatre. By. J. Crow, Wych 
Street, cf Gent. Mag., Ixxxv, pt. ii, 616, (1815). 

INCLEDON, Charles (son of preceding), cf. 
W. Glark BusseW s "Bepresentative Actors," 
(1871), p. 281 ; Geneste's English Stage, ix,4c98. 

Note. — Mr. Incledon made his first appearance on 
the stage as Young Meadows in Love in a Village, at 
Drury Lane, 8 Oct., 1829. 



INCOGNITUS. pseud, i.e. 

Thoughts on the Abolition of Slavery; humbly 
submitted in a Letter to the King, signed, In- 
cognitus. Lond., Baldwin ; Vigurs, printer, Pen- 
zance, 1824, 8"., pp. 22. 

INGLE, Rev. John, M.A. {son of John Thomas 
Ingle). R. of St. Olave's, Exeter, 1867. b. 
Ashby de la Zouch, 10 July, 1823., 

Ritual Beauty no mark of Romanism. A Letter 
to the Rev. J. Rogers, M.A., (of Penrose, Porth- 
leven, Cornwall), Canon Residentiary of Exeter, 
in reply to certain statements made by him re- 
specting the system pursued by the Incumbent 
of Porthleven, [the Rev. T. L. Williams,] and 
other matters. By Rev. J. Ingle, Head-master 
of Ely Grammar School. Lond., J. Masters, 
1854, 8°., pp. 56. 

INGLEBY, Clement Mansfield, LL.D. (son 
of Clement Ingleby). b. Edgbaston, near Bir- 
mingham, 29 Oct., 1823. 

Vestiges of the Cornish Tongue. Once a 
Week, i, 193-95, (1866). 

INNES, Rev. James. R. of St. Breock. Ejected, 
1662. cf. Palmer's Nonconformists' Memorial, 
(1775), i, 275. 

INNOCENT IV. Pope, (Sinibaldo Fieschi), 
1243-54. d. 7 Dec, 1254. 

Valor of Firstfruits and Tenths taken by order 
of Innocent, iv. Anno. 1253. 

Note. — Contains account of Cornish parishes. 

IRVING, George Vere, F.S.A., Scot, (only 

son of Alexander, Lord Newton), b. 1816. d. 

5, St. Mark's Crescent, Regent's Park, London, 

29 Oct., 1869. 

Ancient camps, earthworks, and fortifications 
in Cornwall. Plate. Collectanea Archceol., ii, IQO- 
73, (1863). 

ISABELLA, Queen, d. Castle Rising, Norfolk, 

22 Aug., 1358. 

Grant to Queen Isabella of the County of 
Cornwall. 2 Edw. II., [1317.] Br. Museum. Addit. 
MSS, 15,663, fol. 237. 

ISBELL, DiGORY. d. Trewint, 23 June, 1795, 

aged 77. 
ISBELL, Elizabeth, d. Trewint, 8 Oct., 1804, 

aged 87. 

An Account of Digory and Elizabeth IsbeU, 
late of Trewint, near Launceston. By Francis 
Truscott. Methodist Mag., xxxii, 165-69, (1809). 

ISHMAEL. pseud, i.e., Harris, Josiah. 



JACO. 



264 



JAGO. 



IVIA OR IVO, St. cf. A. Butler's Uves of 
Saints. (1836), i, 519. 



J. 

J. i.e., Jessopp, Eev. A. 

J. A. J. i.e., Jessopp. Eev. A. 

J. J. C. J. 

jSTotice of the Helston Furry-Day. By J. C. J. 
Lond., W. Plank, 146, Gt. SuiTey Street, 1831, 
8°., pp. 20. 

Note. — The Address is dated "London, March, 
1831." 

JACK, Rev. James. Baptist Minister at Pen- 
zance, Sept. 1871, to Moh., 1872. 

Anger, its cause and abatement. A sermon 
preached in Clarence St., Baptist Chapel, Pen- 
zance, 10 March, 1872. By Eev. James Jack. 
Penzance, W. K Bassett, 1872, S"., Id. 

JACKSON, Clement (son of Elephas Jackson), 
h. East Looe, 6 May, 1802. d. St. Austell, 28 
May, 1856. cf. J. Couch's Hist, of British Fishes, 
ii, 81, 125. 

Eare or uncommon Birds observed in Corn- 
wall. By Clement Jackson, J. Couch, and Eev. 
J. Lakes. Loudon's Mag. Nat. Hist., iii, 175- 
77, (1830). 

JACKSON, G. Frederic. 

St. Columb and the North West Coast of 
Cornwall. 3 Woodcuts. Once a TFeeh, vii, 527- 
32, (1862). 

JACKSON, William (son of Rev. John Jackson, 
Eector of St. Mewan). hir. St. Mewan, 28 
July, 1698. 

Christenings and Burials of the Children of 
W. Jackson, of St. Mewan, 1675-1716. Br. 
Museum. Addit. MSS., 15,561, fol. 160. 

JACO, Eev. Peter. Wesleyan Minister {son of 
Nicholas Jacko). b. Newlyn, near Penzance. 
bapt. Paul, 4 May, 1728, as P. Jacfo. d. Mar- 
gate, 6 July, 1781. bur. City Road Chapel, 
London, cf. Treffrif s Mem. of R. Trewavas, Sen., 
(1839), pp. 12-13; Sidney's Life of Rev. S 
Walker, p. 233; T. Jackson's Lives of Early 
Methodist Preachers, (3rd ed.), i, 259-68 ; Tyer- 
man's Life and Times of Wesley, ii, 249, iii, 296- 
300 ; G. J. Stevenson's " City Road Chapel," pp. 
58, 59, 74; Arminian Mag., iv, 62], (1781); 
Wesleyan Methodist Mag., Ixxiii, 33-34, (1850). 



JACO, Eev. Peter. (Con.). 

A short account of Mr. Jaco written by him- 
self in a letter to the Eev. Mr. Wesley. Portrait, 
cetatis, 49. Arminian Mag., i, 541-44, (1778). 

Letter from P. Jaco to John Valton, dated 
London, 28 Sep., 1775. Methodist Mag., xxi, 
592, (1798). 

Letter from P. Jacco (sic) relative to the deci- 
sion of the conference in 1761 as to instantane- 
ous perfection. MSS. 

Note. — A portion of Article 523 in Dawson Turner's 
MSS. Lib., sold in 1859. 



JACOB, Eev. John, LL.D., Master of the 
Devonport Grammar School ; Minister of St. 
Aubyn's Chapel, Chapel St., Devonport. 

West Devon and Cornwall Flor?,. By the Eev. 
J. Jacob, LL.D. Coloured plates. Lond., Long- 
man ; E. Nettleton, Whimple St., Plymouth, 
1836, vol. i, 8". No pagination, and signatures 
irregular. 

Note. — Dedicated to Sir J. St. Aubyn, Bart. Pub- 
lished in parts at 1/-. each, hut discontinued after 18 
■were issued, the last part is dated 1837. 

JAGO, Eleanor (wife of R. Jago). 

A Brain Wave. [An account of supernatural 
footsteps heard by Richard Jago, son of V. of 
Wendron.] Spectator, 20 Feb., 1869. 

JAGO, Eev. George, First Minister at Looe ; 
Tutor to Mr. Buller in 1712 ; V. of Harberton, 
1714. b. Cornwall, cf J. Couch's Hist, of 
British Fishes, ii, 123-24. 

Joannis Eaii synopsis methodica avium et 
Piscium. Londini, 1713, 8". 

Note. — In the "Synopsis methodica piscium" is 
printed (pp. 162-66) a " Catalogus quorundam piscium 
rariorum quos oris Comuhise maritimis nuper observavit, 
et artiflci manu elegantissimS delineayit, ouriosissimus 
rerum naturalium indagator D. Georgius Jago, Bever- 
endus, Dignissimusque oppidi Looe Parochus, et ad D. 
Jacobum Petiverum Historise Naturalis seientissimum, 
misit." 

J. Petiver's opera varia. [Lond., 1715?] fol. 
Br. Museum. 

Note.— Contains two plates of "fishes lately dis- 
covered on the coasts of Cornwal by the Eeyerend Mr. 
George Jago." 

19 Letters from G. Jago to James Petiver, 
dated Looe, 1709-15. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 
4,049, art. 859. 

Drawings of fish, crabs, and shells, in colours, 
chiefly from South America. By Eev. George Jago 
and others, ib., 5,262, fol. 

Drawings of fish in colours. By Eev. George 
Jago and others. [Art. 48, being a letter from 



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265 



JAMES. 



JAGO, Eev. George. (Con.J. 

Petiver to Mr. Jago, dated 30 Dec, 1712, with 
his reply, dated Morval, 3 Jan., 1712.1 ib., 
5,267, fol. -■ ' 

Note.— Wien Mr. Jago died his MSS. and drawings 
were left with his friend Mr. Dyer, of East Looe, and 
were afterwards handed by him to Dr. Borlase, then en- 
gaged on his " Natural History of ComwaU." 

JAGO, Honor, d. 1 Nov., 1841, aged 83. 

The Last days of Honor Jago. Lond., Friends 
Tract Assoc, 1844, 12o., pp. 4. Eepublished in 
1850, 1855, 1858, 12°. 

JAGO, James, B.A., Cambridge; M.D., Oxford; 
F.RS., Physician to Cornwall General Infir- 
mary, b. Trevethan Farm, in Budock, Dec, 
1814. 

Ocular spectres and structures as mutual ex- 
ponents. A Treatise. Eustachian Tube, why 
opened in deglutition. A Paper. By J. Jago, 
A.B., Cantab., M.B., Oxon., Physician to the 
Eoyal Cornwall Infirmary, and the Physician to 
the Truro Dispensary. Lond., J. Churchill, 
New Burlington Street, 1856, 8"., pp. vu and 
110. 

Entoptics, with its uses in Physiology and 
Medicine. Engravings. By J. Jago... Lond., J. 
Churchni and Sons, 1864, 8"., pp. xv and 188, 
5/- 

Points in the Physiology and Diseases of the 
Eye. Lond. Med. Gag., i, 62-66, 97-102, (1845), 
vi, 673-76, 760-64, (1848). 

The opening of the Eustachian Tube, limited 
to the act of deglutition, now first rightly ex- 
plained. Rep. B.I.C., 1853, pp. 26-35. 

Observations on the Solar Phenomena of the 
5th ApL, 1871. ib., 1872, pp. Ixxiii-lxxviii. 

Ocular spectres and structures as mutual ex- 
ponents. Proc. Roy. Soc, vii, 208-13, 326-27, 
(1854-55). 

Ocular spectres, structures, and functions, 
mutual exponents, ib., viii, 603-10, (1856-57). 

On the functions of the tympanum, ib., ix, 
134-40, (1857-59). 

. On Entoptics. Brit. For. Med. Chir. Rev., xxiii, 
465-85, xxiv, 165-78, (1859). 

Obscure trunk pains ; or chronic pains in the 
abdominal and thoracic walls, ib., xxvii, 490- 
502, (1861). 

The functions of the tympanum. Part i. Eus- 
tachian Tube. Part ii. Tympanic Membrane, 
&c ib., xxxix, 175-86, 496-520, (1867). 

Entacoustics. ib., xUi, 225-37, (1868). 

The functions of the Tympanum. (A note to 
the Article in 1867). ib., xlv, 229-36, (1870). 
■ The Eustachian Tube. When and How it is 
opened ? Journ. of Anat. and Physiol., iii, 341- 
48, (1869). 



JAGO, Eev. John (son of Rev. Robt. Jago, V. 

of Wendron, and grandson of the Rev. Robt. 

Jago who d 1 685 j. V. of Wendron and Helston, 

1706-22. d Helston. bur. 26 July, 1722. 

Sermons of Eev. J. Jago, preached at Wen- 
dron, Helston, Cury, Gunwalloe, Mawgan, St. 
Martin, St. Breage, between 1688 and 1703. 
MSS. 8 vols, penes N. H. P. Lawrence, Esq., 
Launceston. 

JAGO, Lieut. John Sampson, E.N. (son of 
John Sampson Jago). b. Mevagissey, 21 Oct., 
1794. d. Corran, St. Ewe, 20 Dec, 1871. cf. 
0' Byrne; London Gazette, 1816, p. 1,792. 

JAGO, Eev. Eobert (son of Pascoe Jago). V. 
of Wendron and Helston, 1685. b. Dartmouth, 
1608. d. Helston, 1685. cf. Palmer's Noncon- 
formists Memorial, (1802), i, 346, ii, 17. 

JAGO, Thomas .Dalby (son of Robert Jago). 
b. St. Mawes, 24 Nov., 1794. d. Bodmin, 2 
Jan., 1871. bur. Tywardreath. 

The trial of Symonds versus Jago for libel at 
the Cornwall summer assizes at Bodmin, on 
Tuesday, 2nd August, 1831, before Mr. Justice 
Alderson and a special jury. Taken in short 
hand by Cherer, 89, Chancery Lane, London. 
Falmouth, James Lake, 1831, 8"., pp. xviand 68. 

JAMES, Christian. 

A Wonderful Prophesie declared by Christian 
James, a Maid of twenty years of ag^ (late 
daughter to Dan James) who was bom and bred 
near unto the town which is called Padstow, in 
the county of Cornwal, who departed this life 
upon the 8 of Mar. With the true Eelation of 
her behaviour, both in her life time and in the 
hour of her death, worthy to be had in memory. 
The tune is, " In summer time." Contrived into 
MeeterbyL[awrence]P[rice.] Woodcut. London, 
printed for J. Wright, at the Globe, in Little 
Brittain. n.d., fol. 

A Wonderful Prophecy, Declared by Christian 
James, a maid of twenty years of age, late 
daughter to Daniel James, who was born and 
bred near the town which is called !^adstow, in 
the County of Cornwel, who departed this life 
upon the 8th of March... Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
Printed and sold by John White, n.d., [1720,] 
s.sh., fol., pp. 2. i>V. Museum, Roxburghe Ballads, 
vol. iii, No. 664. 

Note.' — ^At the end it is stated that " The Names of 
the Masters of the Parish that saw the Maid on her 
death-bed, and heard the words of the Prophecy which 
she delivered, were as foUoweth : W. Wates, Curate ; 
T. Davies, Head Constable ; E. Wilkins, and C. Tanner, 
Church-Wardens. .. Contrived in Metre by L[awrenee] 
P[rice.]" 

I I 



JAMES. 



266 



JAMES. 



JAMES, Cheisiian. (Con.). 

A Wonderful Prophesie, declared by Christian 
James... In "The Garland of Good-Will, by 
Thomas Deloney. Ed. by J. H. Dixon." (Percy 
Soc, 1851, 8".), pp. 76-82. 

Note.— There is no doubt but that this story is a 
fiction. 

JAMES, Francis (son of James James), b. 
Helston. d. Helston, 20 Jan., 1849. 

A volume of collections towards a History of 
Helston and other documents. Fol. penes Eev. 
Edmund Boger, St. Saviour's, Southwark, (1872). 

JAMES, George Coulson (iiid son of Trevenen 
James), b. Penzance, 26 Aug., 1828. 

Pseudo Cost-Book Mines. A Letter to a Share- 
holder. By G. C. James, Solicitor. Lond., Effing- 
ham Wilson, Eoyal Exchange, 1855, 8"., pp. 56. 
_ The Companies' Act, 1862. With introduc- 
tion and summary of law. By G. C. James, 
Solicitor. Lond., W Kent and Co., Paternoster 
Eow, 1863, 8»., pp. xiv and 150. 

JAMES, Major-General Sir Henry, Knt., 
F.E.S. (5th son of John James, of Truro), b. 
Eose-in-Vale, St. Agnes, 1803. Knighted, 1860. 
cf Men of the Time, (1868). 

Papers on subjects connected with the duties 
of the Corps of Eoyal Engineers... Vol. L New 
Series. Plates. Lond., J. Weale, 59, High Hol- 
born, 1851, 8°., pp. viii and 122. 

_ Note. — Contains "Notice of the Arrangements 
which have been made for taking Meteorological Obser- 
vations at the principal Foreign Stations of the Eoyal 
Engineers. By Capt. H. James, B.E.", pp. 101-12. 

Abstracts from the Meteorological Observations 
taken at the stations of the Eoyal Engineers in 
the year 185 3-4... Edited by Lieut. Colonel H. 
James, E.E. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1855, 4"., pp. 122 and diagrams. 

_ Abstracts from the Meteorological Observa- 
tions taken at the Stations of the Eoyal Engineers 
in the years 1853-59. Edited by Lt. Colonel 
H. James, E.E... Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1862, 40., pp. 744. 

_ Ordnance Survey. Meteorological Observa- 
tions taken during the years 1829 to 1852, at 
the Ordnance Survey Office, Phoenix Park, 
Dublin... Edited by Captain Cameron, E.E.— 
Lieut. Colonel Henry James, E.E., Superinten- 
dent of the Ordnance Survey. Dublin, printed 
by A. Thom and Sons, 1856, 4"., pp. xxv and 
603, 5/-. ' > fi- 



JAMES, Majoe-General Sib Henht. (Con.). 

Ordnance Trigonometrical Survey of Great 
Britain and Ireland. Account of the observa- 
tions and calculations of the principal triangular 
tions, and of the figure, dimensions, and mean 
specific gravity of the earth as derived therefrom. 
Drawn up by Capt. A. E. Clarke, E.E., F.E.A.S., 
under the direction of Lt. Colonel H. James, 
E.E., F.E.S., M.E.LA., &c. Lond., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1858, i^., pp. xvii and 782. 

Note.' — The Plates are in a distinct volume entitled 
" Ordnance Trigonometrical Survey. Principal Trian- 
gnlation. Plates. Lond. , Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1868, 4"." 

Ordnance Trigonometrical Survey. Geodetical 
Tables based on the elements of the figure of 
the earth, given in the Account of the Principal 
Triangulation. By Lt. Colonel H. James. Lond., 
1858, 4". 

Eeport of the Committee on the reduction of 
the Ordnance Plans by photography. Lond., 
Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1859, fol., pp. 8. 

Note. — At the end of the Report is "Account of 
the Methods employed for the reduction of plans by 
photography at the Ordnance Survey Office, Southamp- 
ton. . .By Lieut. A. De C. Scott, E.B., under the direc- 
tion of Colonel 3a.vaes ".. .Plates. Lond., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1859, fol., pp. 19." 

Instructions for taking meteorological obser- 
vations, with tables for their correction, and 
notes on meteorological phenomena. Drawn up 
by order of the Secretary of State for War, by 
Colonel Sir H. James, Eoyal Engineers... ^tote 
and plans. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1860, 
8"., pp. 53. 

'Tables for the reduction of the meteorological 
observations taken at the stations of the Eoyal 
Engineers... Edited by Colonel Sir H. James, 
Eoyal Engineers. . .Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1860, 8"., pp. 34. 

Ordnance Survey. Abstract of the principal 
lines of spirit levelling in England and Wales. 
By Colonel Sir Henry James, E.E. Lond., printed 
by G. E. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, and sold 
by Longmans, 1861, 4"., pp. xii and 624, 15/-. 

NoTE.^ — Abstract of levelling from Plymouth to St. 
Ives, etc., pp. 85-106. Abstract of levelling from Lost- 
withiel to Padstow, pp. 129-34. Abstract of levelling 
from Tavistock to Liskeard, pp. 135-38. 

Ordnance Survey. Abstract of the principal 
lines of spirit levelling in Scotland. By Colonel 
Sir Henry James, E.E. Lond., printed by G. 
E. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, and sold by 
Longmans, 1861, 4o., pp. xii and 375, 10/-. 

Domesday Book, or The Great Survey of 
England of William the Conqueror. A.D. 
MLXXXVI. Fac-Simile of the part relating to 
Cornwall. Photo-sdncographed by Her Majesty's 
command at the Ordnance Survey Office, South- 



JAMES. 



267 



JAMES. 



JAMES, Majob-Genebal Sir Henry. (Con.). 

ampton. Colonel Sir H. James, E.E., F.R.S., 
Director, MDCCCLXI. Etched by G. de Garlieb, 
at the Ordnance Survey Office, fol. Introduction 
4 pages. Text, pp. i-xi. Appendix, 2 pages. 

Note. — The Colophon reada "Printed by Sapper 
James R. Foggarty, E.E., at the Ordnance Survey Office, 
Southampton." On the Titlepage is a copy of the Seal 
of the Lord Warden of the Stannaries. This work was 
the first portion of the Domesday Book brought out by 
Sir H. James, cf. also Archceol. Joum. [By Joseph 
Burtt,} XTiii, 132-33, (1861). 

A literal extension of the Domesday Book in 
relation to the county of Cornwall. To accom- 
pany the fac-simile copy photo-zincographed 
imder the direction of Col. Sir H. James, RE. 
...Lond., Vacher and Sons, 1861, fol., pp. 22. 

On Projections for Maps, applying to a very 
large extent of the earth's surface. Plate. By 
Lt. Colonel H. James and Captain Alex. R. 
Clarke. Lond., 1862, 8°. 

Abstract from the Meteorological Observations 
taken in the years 1860-61, at the Royal En- 
gineer Office, New Westminster, British Colum- 
bia. Edited by Colonel Sir H. James, R.E... 
Lond., printed by G. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, 

1862, 4°., pp. 9. 

On Photo-zincography and other photographic 
processes employed at the Ordnance Survey 
Office, Southampton. By Capt. A. De C. Scott, 
R.E., under the direction of Colonel Sir H. 
James, R.E., F.R.S., etc. 12 plates. Lond., 
Longman, 1862, 4"., pp. vi and xvi. — 2nd ed., 

1863, 4"., pp. vii and xvi. 

Extension of the triangulation of the Ordnance 
Survey into France and Belgium, with the mea- 
sittement of an arc of parallel in latitude 52° N. 
from Valentia, in Ireland, to Mount Kemmel, in 
Belgium. . .By Colonel Sir H. James, R.E., F.R.S., 
etc.,... plates. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1863, 4»., pp. vi and 62. 

Note on the block of tin dredged up in Fal- 
mouth Harbour. By Colonel Sir H. James, 
RE. 4 engravings. Lond., Edward Stanford, 6, 
Charing Cross, 1863, 8"., pp. 11. 

Army Equipment. — Equipment of Cavalry 
compiled by Lieut. H. M. Hozier... Forming Part 
1 of the Series of Army Equipments. Prepared 
at the Topographical and Statistical Deparment, 
War Office. Col. Sir H. James, R.E., F.R.S., 
etc., Director. Lond., W. Clowes and Sons... 
n.d., [1865,] 8"., pp. 288, 4/-. 

Note.— The first of a Series of works on Army 
Equipment pubUshed at the "War Office under the direc- 
tion of Sir H. James. 

Fac-simile of the National Manuscripts from 
WiUiam the Conqueror to Queen Anne, selected 
under the direction of the Master of the EoUs, 



JAMES, Majoe-Generai Sir Hehby. (Con.). 

and photo-zincographed by command of Her 
Majesty Queen Victoria, by Colonel Sir H. James, 
R.E., Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton, 
1865, fol. 

Note. — Parts i-iii are dated 1865 ; Part iv, 1868. 

Comparisons of Standards of Length of Eng- 
land, France, Belgium, Prussia, Russia, India, 
Australia, made at the Ordnance Survey Office, 
Southampton, by Capt. A. R. Clarke, R.E., under 
the direction of Colonel Sir Henry James, R.E. 
Plates. Lond., printed by G. E. Eyre and W. 
Spottiswoode, 1866, 4"., pp. viii and 287, 15/-. 

Determination of the positions of Feaghmain 
and Haverfordwest, longitude stations on the 
Great European Arc of Parallel, being an Ap- 
pendix to the Account of the principal triangula- 
tion of Great Britain and Ireland. By Capt. A. 
R. Clarke, R.E., under the direction of Col. Sir 
H. James, R.E. Plates. Lond., printed by G. E. 
Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, 1867, 4"., pp. 62. 

Fac-simile of National Manuscripts of Scot- 
land, selected under the direction of. ..Sir W. 
Gibson-Craig, Bart. ..and photo-zincographed... 
by Colonel Sir H. James, R.E, Ordnance Survey 
Office, Southampton, 1867, fol. 

Note.— Part i is dated 1867; part ii, 1870, 

A Poor Man's Photography at the Great Pyra- 
mid in the year 1865, compared with that of 
the Ordnance Survey establishment, subsidized 
by London wealth, and under the orders of 
Col. Sir H. James, E.E., F.R.S...By Professor 
C. Piazzi Smyth, F.R.S.S., L. and E...Lond., 
published by H. Greenwood, 2, York St., Covent 
Garden, 1870, 8°., pp. 39 and 23. 

Papers on the Great Pyramid; including a 
critical examination of Sir H. James' "Notes 
on the Great Pyramid of Egypt." By St. John 
Vincent Day, C.E., F.R.S.E... Edinburgh, Ed- 
monston and Douglas, 1870, H°., pp. viii and 
126. 

Record of the Expedition to Abyssinia, com- 
piled by order of the Secretary of State for War. 
by Major Trevenen J. Holland, C.B., and Capt. 
H. Hozier. Lond., W. Clowes and Sons, 1870, 
2 vols., 40. 

Note. — This work was compiled under the direction 
of Sir H. James, by whom the Preface is signed. 

Fac-simile of the Black-letter Prayer book... 
Photo-zincographed at the Ordnance Survey 
Office, Southampton, (Major-General Sir H. 
James, R.E., F.R.S., etc., Director General)... 
Lond., Longman and Co., 1871, fol. No pagina- 
tion. 



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JANE. 



JAMES, Majok-Genbkal Sir Henby. (Con.). 

On the variegated appearance of the old and 
new red sandston e. PA«7os. ilfajf. , xxiii, 1-3, ( 1 84 3). 

On projections for maps applying to a very- 
large extent of the earth's surface. By Sir H. 
James and Alex. E. Clarke, ib., xxiii, 306-12, 
(1862). 

On a section exposed by the excavation at the 
new steam-basin in Portsmouth dockyard. Journ. 
Geol. Soc, iii, 249-51, (1847). 

Note on the tertiary deposits of the county of 
Wexford. Journ. Dublin Geol. Soc, iii, 195-96, 
(1849). 

On the necessary correction to the observed 
height of the barometer depending upon the force 
of the wind. Trans. Edinh. Roy. Soc, xx, 377- 
84, (1852). 

On the deflection of the plumb line at Arthur's 
seat, and on the mean density of the earth. Proc 
Edinb. Roy. Soc, iii, 364-66, (1857). 

On the geodetic operations of the ordnance 
survey. Proc Roy. Instil., ii, 516-21, (1854-58). 

On the deflection of the plumb line at Arthur's 
seat, and the mean specific gravity of the earth. 
Philos. Trans., cxlvi, 591-606, (1856). 

On the figure, dimensions, and mean specific 
gravity of the earth, as derived from the Ord- 
nance Trigonometrical Survey of Great Britain 
and Ireland, ib., cxlvi, 607-26. (1856). 

Note on refraction. Brit. Assoc Section, 1858, 
p. 38. 

Note on a block of tin dredged up in Fal- 
mouth Harbour. Rep. R.I.G., 1863, p. 29. 

The Great Pyramid of Egypt. Letter dated 
" Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton, 9 Nov., 
1867," and signed "H. James." Athenmum, 16 
Nov., 1867, p. 650. 

The Block of Tin dredged up in Falmouth 
Harbour and now in the Truro Museum. Archmol. 
Journ., xxviii, 196-203, (1871). 

JAMES, Rev. John Hutchison, D.D. fson of 
Rev. John James). Wesleyan Minister in Corn- 
wall, 1845-51. b. Macclesfield, 1 Jan., 1816. 

The nature and destiny of the human soul : 
the substance of a sermon preached in St. Mary's 
Wesleyan Chapel, Truro, on Sunday, Aug. 2nd, 
1846. By John H. James. Truro, 1847, 8°., 
pp. 20. 

Dr. Campbell and The Wesleyans. Originally 
published in the Cornish Banner for Feb. and 
Mch., 1847, under the title of "A false witness 
rebuked." With additional remarks. By the 
Eev. J. H. James. Lond., published by Aylott 
and Jones, 8, Paternoster Row, and sold by N. 
Lomas, Castle St., Bristol ; Geo. Clyma, Lemon 
St., Truro; Eowe and Son, Penzance. 7i.d., 
[1847,] post 8°., pp. 16, Id. 

Note.— Dated Truro, 13 Apl., 1847. 



JAMES, Eet. John Hutchison, D.D. (Con.). 

Recent Revival of religion at Truro. Dated 
Truro, Apl. 19th, 1847, and signed R. Young, 
J. H. James, John W. Greeves. Wesleyan 
Methodist Mag., Ixx, 607-12, (1847). 

Memorial Notice of Richard Barnes, who died 
at Regent-House Academy, Penzance, 16 Oct., 
1849, aged 41. ib., Ixxii, 1318, (1849). 

Revival of Religion in the Penzance Circuit. 
Dated Penzance, 13 Nov., 1849, and signed 
Robert Young, John H. James, ib., Ixxiii, 33- 
39, (1850). 

JAMES, Rev. John Payne (son of Jas. and 
Patience James). Wesleyan Minister. 5. Newlyn, 
7 Apl., 1822. d. Newlyn, 10 June, 1852. bw. 
Paul. cf. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., Ixxv, 916, 
(1852). 

Note. — Mr. James was originally employed in 
Messrs. Batten and Game's Bank, at Penzance, but 
was afterwards educated for the ministry at Didsbury 
Theological Institution. 

JAMES, Nicholas. Writing Master. 

Poems on several occasions. By N. James. 
Truro : printed by Andrew Brice, 1742, sm. 4". 
Dedication and preface unpaged, then pp. 148. 
List of Subscribers. 

Note. — Dedicated to Eev. Mr. William Staokhouse. 

JAMES, Capt. Thomas, R.N. (son of John 
James, of Truro), b. Truro, 16 Oct., 1797. d. 
Stonehouse, 10 May, 1857. bm. Plymouth 
and Devonport Cemetery, 15 May. cf. O Byrne. 

JANE, Joseph, Mayor of Liskeard, 1631, 16|f ; 
M.P. for Liskeard, 1625 and 1640; (son of 
Thos. Jane, Mayor of Liskeard, 1621). b. Lis- 
keard. cf. Bliss' Wood, iv, 644. 

EiKwv AK^ao■TOf. The Image Vnbroaken. A 
perspective of the impudence, falshood, vanitie 
and prophannes, published in a libell entitled 
'KtMvoKTMO-ryti against 'Eimv Baa-iTiiKj), or the Pour- 
traicture of his sacred Majestie in his solitudes 
and suflferings. Anon. Printed Anno. Dom., 
1651, 40. Grenville Lib., Br. Museum. 

Note. — Introduction, pp. 3-4 ; Preface examined 
pp. 5-56 ; then Y.iKav A.K},acrTOf pp. 57-267. Eeferences 
to this work will be found in the Account of Eoscius 
AnglicanuB, in E. G. Waldron's Lit. Museum, (1792) p. 9, 
and in Todd's edition of Milton's Poems, (1826) i, 115. 

JANE, Rev. Joseph (nephew of Rev. Will 
Jane, D.D., and grandson of the preceding). V. 
of Gwinear, 15 Nov., 1710 to 1711; R. of 
St. Mary's, Truro, 1711-45; Master of Free 
Grammar School, Truro, 1714 ? to 1728. d. 
Truro, hwr. 19 Nov., 1745. 



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JANE, Eev. Joseph. (Con.). 

An account of Tin Bounds in Perranzabuloe 
and St. Agnes bought of John Argall by the 
Eev. J. Jane, 1733. MS. which was ^ewes the 
late Charles ShoU, Esq., ControllerH.M. Customs, 
^ Exeter. 

Note.— Printed in Cornish Teleg., 14 Feb., 1866. 

JANE, Rev. Joseph (sm of the preceding). 
Student of Christ Church ; E. of Iron Acton, 
Gloucestershire, 1764-89. b. Truro, d. 1795. 
cf. Welch's List of Westminster Scholars, (fid. 
1852), p. 308; Tyerman's Life and Times of 
Wesley, ii, 75 ; Sidney's Life of Walker, pp. 
325, 493, 547-49, 553-55. 

Epicedia Oxon. in obitum. . .Frederic! Principis 
Wallise. Oxon., 1751, fol. 

Note. — Contains verses by " Josepbus Jane, S.T.B., 
.ffldis Christi Alumnus." 

Eighteousness. A Sermon. By Eev. J. Jane. 
Bristol, 1766, S". 

JANE, Rev. William, D.D. (son of Joseph Jane, 
M.P.). Canon of Christ Church, 5 July, 1678; 
Prebendary of St. Paul's, 24 June, 1679; 
Treasurer of St. Paul's, 7 Aug., and Archdea- 
con of Middlesex, 7 Oct., 1679-86 ; Regius 
Professor of Divinity, Oxford, 19 May, 1680; 
Dean of Gloucester, 6 June, 1685 ; Chancellor 

. of Exeter, 2 Feb., 170f-1704; Precentor, 6 
May, 1704-6. hapt. Liskeard, 22 Oct., 1645. 
d. Oxford, 22 Feb., 170f hur. Christ Church, 
Oxford, 27 Feb. cf Bliss' Wood, iv, 643-4 ; 
NeaVs Puritans, (Toulmin's ed.), v, 90-91 ; 
Newcourfs Eepertorium ... I/mdinense (1708- 
10), i, 83 ; Bishop Atterhuri/s Miscellaneous 
Works, (17 89-98), i, passim; Atterhury' s Corres- 
pondence, i, 90, 194, 206; Bishop Kennefs Biog. 
Memoranda, Lansd. MSS., 987, art. 137, fol., 
298-99; Macaula'^s Eist of England, i, 331, 
ii, 149-51, iii, 470-72, 489-90 ; WelcKs List 
of Westminster Scholars, (1852), p. 153; Life 
of Dean Prideaux, (1748), pp. 54-56 ; MaUJiew 
ArnoMs St. Paul and Protestantism, pp. 17-18; 
Bi/rch's lAfe of Arch-Bp. Tillotson, pp. 168, 
173-4, 177, 184, 186-92 ; Corresp. of Earls 
of Clarendon and Rochester and Diary of Lord 
Clarendon, (1828), ii, 89-92, 123, 127, 295; 
Calam'j/s Eist. Account of his own Life, i, 210, 
214, 275; [/. Gother's] Good Advice to the 
Pulpits, (1687); MSS. C.C.C. Oxford, {Uth 
Volwne of W. Fulman's Collectanea), No. 307, 
fol. 88 ; Palin's Eist of Church of England, 
(1851), pp. 39, 196, 380 ; Lathbury's Eist. of 
Convocation, (1853), pp. 321, 328, 346; Burnetts 
■ Eistory of his own Time, (1724), i, 684; N. 

-. IMtreU's Brief Relation of State Affairs, i, 
391, 607-608, ii, 95, 309, iv, 150, vi, 142; 



JANE, Eev. William, D.D. (Con.). 

Rev. J. Eunfs Religious Thought in England, 
(1871), ii, 194, 206-208, 283-84; Matthew 
Sylvester's Reliquice Baxterianm, (1696), pt. iii, 
p. 177. 

A sermon preached at the consecration of the 
Hon. Dr. Henry Compton, Lord Bishop of Ox- 
ford, in Lambeth Chappel, on Sunday, Dec. 6, 
1674. By W. Jane, B.D., Student of Christ 
Church and Chaplain to his Lordship. Lond., 
printed by W. Godbid, and are to be sold by 
R. Littlebury, at the King's Arms, in Little 
Britain, 1675, 4°., pp. 44. 

Note. — A portion of tbis Sermon exists in the MS 
No. 390, fol. 148, Qiieen's Coll., Oxford. 

The present separation self-condemned and 
proved to be schism, as it is exemplified in a 
sermon preached upon that subject, by Mr. W. 
Jenkyn, and is further attested by divers others 
of his own persuasion. All produced in answer 
to a letter from a friend. Lond., printed for 
Edward Croft, at the Seven Stars, in Little Lum- 
bard Street, 1678, 4o., pp. 134. 

Note.— The letter from a friend, signed H. N., pp. 
1-17 ; the sermon, pp. 19-42 ; the answer to bis worthy 
friend H. N., signed S. B., pp. 43-134. 

Celeusma, seu clamor ad theologos Hierarchise 
Anglicanse, sanctitate doctrinseetvitse conspicuos. 
Londini, 1679, i". 

Note. — In tbis work written in answer to the pre- 
ceding pamphlet it is insinuated that Dr. Jane was the 
author of " The present separation self- condemned." 

A sermon preached on the day of the Publick 
Fast, April the 11th, 1679, at St. Margaret's, 
Westminster, before the House of Commons. 
By William Jane, B.D., Canon of Christ Church 
in Oxford, and Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of 
London. Lond., printed by M. C, for Henry 
Brome and Richard Chiswel, in St. Paul's Church- 
yard, 1679, 4"., pp. 51. 

A Letter to a Friend containing some Queries 
about the New Commission for making Altera- 
tions in the Liturgy, Canons, etc., of the Church 
of England. Anon. [Oct.], 1689, 4°., s^sh. 

Note. Wood says that these queries were called 

in London "Oxford Queries, and said there to be written 
by Dr. Will. Jane." Lathbury, however, in his "History 
of Convocation," p. 326, says that the copy in his pos- 
session had been ascribed by one of the Nonjurors to 
Dr. Sherlock. 

A sermon preached before the Honourable 
House of Commons, at St. Margaret, Westmin- 
ster, on Thursday, the 26th of Nov., 1691, 
being a day of publick thanksgiving [for the 
preservation of the King.] By W. Jane, D.D... 
Oxford, printed at the Theater for Thomas 
Bennet...l691, 4"., pp. 34. 



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JEANS. 



JANE, Bet. William, D.D. (Con.). 

A sermon preached before the King and 
Queen at Whitehall, in November, 1692. By- 
William Jane, D.D., Dean of Gloucester, and 
Chaplain in Ordinary to their Majesties... Ox- 
ford, printed at the Theater for Thomas Bennet, 
at the Half-Moon, in St. Paul's Churchyard, 
London, 1692, 4o., pp. 30. 

The Doctrine of the Blessed Trinity briefly 
explained, in a letter to a Friend. By Johii 
WalUs, D.D. Lond., 1690, 4°. 

Note. — This was followed in 1690 and the two suc- 
ceeding years by seven other letters written by Dr. 
Wallls ; in the second and seventh of which he prints 
two letters addressed to him by W. J[ane,] on the sub- 
ject of the Trinity. The first of Dr. Jane's letters is 
dated London, 23 Sept., 1690, and occupies six pages ; 
the second is dated London March 24, 16-S-& and occu- 
pies 10 pages. 

A relation of a conference before his Majesty 
and the Earl of Eochester, Lord High-Treasurer; 
concerning the real presence and transubstantia- 
tion, Nov. 30, 1686. Now publish'd to obviate 
the false account given thereof, by Laurence 
Echard, A.M., in his History of England. Printed 
Anno. Dom. 1722, 8°., pp. 60 and Preface un- 
paged. 

Note. — The disputants were Dr. Patrick and Dr. 
Jane ou behalf of the English Church, and Dr. Giffard 
and Dr. Godden for the Eoman Church. 

Supplex Eecognitio . . . oblata. . . Jacobo secundo. 
Oxon., 1685, fol. 

Pietas Univ. Oxon. in obitum Gulielmi iii, 
etc. Oxon., 1702, 4". 

Note. — The above two works contain verses by W. 
Jane. 

Dr. Jane to Archbishop Sancroft, undertaking 
to preach at Whitehall. Oxford, 16 Jan., 1678-9. 
Tanner MSS., (Bodl. Lib.), 314, art. 12. 

The same to the same ; thanks for recommend- 
ing him to the King for the deanery of Glouces- 
ter. Christ Church, 27 April, 1685. ih., 31, art. 
31. 

The same to the same ; excusing himseK from 
preaching at Whitehall. Oxford, 8 March, 1685- 
86. ih., 31, art. 164. 

The same to the same ; excused by the Lord 
Chamberlain from taking one of the Lent Ser- 
mons. 7 Jan., 1686-7. ih., 37, art. 140. 

Dr. Jane to Bishop Compton, concerning a 
questionable sermon preached at St. Mary's. 
Oxford, 18 July, 1680. ih., 37, art. 55. 

Anonymous letter to Archbishop Sancroft, 
complaining of a sermon preached by Dr. Jane, 
at St. James', on 5 Nov., 1688. ih., 28, art. 249. 

Notices of Dr. Jane by Bishop Gibson and 
Bishop Compton. ih., 24, art. 96 ; 38, art. 59. 



JANE, Bet. "William, D.D. (Con.). 

Catalogue of MSS. formerly in the possession 
of John Theyer ; certified by Dr. Beveridge and 
Dr. Jane (29 July, 1678) as being worth .£572 
3s. 6d. Br. Musewm, Addit. MSS. 6,414. 

An Indenture of Lease from William Jane, 
Dean of Gloucester, to Joseph Prout, of the 
Burrough of Liskeard... Seine-maker, for four 
score and nineteen years, if the said Joseph 
Prout, Peter Prout, his son, and Hannah, the 
wife of the said Peter Prout, should so long live, 
at the rent of Eight Shillings yearly, of two 
fields in Liskeard containing 4^ acres of land 
now in the possession of the said Joseph Prout. 
Dated 1 Sept., 8th WUl. iii, [1696.] MS. penes 
N. Hare, Esq., Jun., Liskeard. 

JANSSON, Jean. 

Le Nouvel Atlas ou Th6^tre du Monde, auquel 
est representee la Grande Bretagne...Par Jean 
Jansson. Amstelodami apud loannem lans- 
sonium. Anno. 1646, roy. fol. 

Note. — The Fourth Volume treats of "Britanrms," 
and contains, in pp. 156-62, an account of ComwaU, 
with a map entitled " Cornubia sive ComwaUia, Am- 
stelodami exoudebat loannes lanissonius." The map is 
embellished with the County Arms and the Arms of the 
Earls of Cornwall. There is an edition of this work in 
Dutch, dated Amstelodami, 1649, roy. fol. 

JAES, Gabeiel, The Elder, h. Lyons, 26 Jan., 
1732. d. Clermont, Auvergne, 20 Aug., 1769. 

Voyage M6tallurgique...Par feu M. Jars...et 
publics par M. G. Jars. A. Lyon chez G. Eeg- 
nault, 1774-81, 3 vols., 4°. 

Note. — Contains "Mines de cuivres de Wheal 
Spemon, Bedruth. . .1765," in vol. iii, pp. 86-87, " Mines 
d'fitain et de cuivre de la province de ComouaiUe, 1765," 
in vol. iii, pp. 186-223, " Usages, loix et ooutumes de la 
province de Cornwal. . .," in vol. iii, pp. 522-38. 

JAEVIS, Thomas. 

Table of the soundings offe Sylly shewing 
what manner of grownd you shall have, how the 
land beareth from you, how farre offe, what 
depth, and what latitvde, etc. Arundell MSS., 
Br. Museum, 502, fol. 6-8. 

Instructions for entering the principal har- 
bours [Falmouth, etc.,] and passing through the 
more difiicult straits in the Enghsh seas, with 
a few rude sketches of the coast, by Thomas 
Jarvis. ih., 502, fol. 18. 

JEANS, Edwaed. b. Marazion, 1809. d. Cather- 
iae Street, Strand, London, 7 Jan, 1869. cf. 
Register and Mag. of Biog., (1869), i, 245-46. 

A catalogue of Books in all branches of litera- 
ture, both ancient and modem... the rarest of 
which date from 1479 to 1603... on sale at E. 



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JEANS, Edwabd. (Cm.). 

Jeans's, bookseller, White Lion St., Norwich, 
1860, 80., pp. iv and 376. 

Note. — Mr. Jeans was a Bookseller at Exeter, 0am- 
bridge and Norwich. He was latterly in the employment 
o{ Messrs. Willis and Sotheran, Strand, London. He 
was well known as an experienced Bibliographer. 

JEFFERIES, Anne (stated to have m. Will. 
Warren, formerly Hind to Dr. Rich. Lower, and 
afterwards to Sir Andrew Slanning, and to have 
been h. St. Teath, Dec., 1626, and to have been 
Living in 1696). 

An account of Anne Jefferies, now living in 
the County of Cornwall, who was fed for six 
months by a small sort of airy people called 
Fairies ; and of the strange and wonderful cures 
she performed with salves and medicines she 
received from them, for which she never took 
one penny of her patients. In a letter from 
Moses Pitt to. . .Dr. Edward Fowler, Lord Bishop 
of Gloucester. Lond., printed for Richard Cum- 
berland, at the Angel, in St. Paul's Church-yard, 
1696, 4". — • Reprinted in /. Morgan's Phoenix 
Britannicus, (Lond., 1732, 40.), pp. 545-51, and 
in C. S. Gilbert's Cornioall, i, 107-14. 

Note. — There is no entry of the baptism of A. 
Jefferies at St. Teath between 1625-27 or afterwards. 

JEFFERIES, Mrs. Blanche (dau of Mr. Tre- 
villian). b. Gwinear. d. St. John's Parish, 
Westminster, 7 Mch., 1797, aged, as reported, 
about 117. 

Memoir of Mrs. B. Jefferies. Portrait. Evanr 
gelicalMag., v, 221-26, (1797). 

JEFFERY, Dorothy {generally known by her 
maiden name of Dolly Pentreaih, dau. of Nicholas 
Pentreath). bapt. Paul, 17 May, 1714. d. 
Mousehole, Dec, 1777. bur. Paul, 27 Dec. 
cf Gent. Mag., i, 690, 1866, {by J. WilTcins); 
N. and Q., 1 S., xii, 407, 500 ; 2 S., i, 17, 
350 ; RalliwelVs Rambles in Western Cornwall, 
(1861), pp. 175-77; Transactions of Logger- 
ville Literary Society, (by Will. Sandys), pp. 
109-111. 

Recreations in Rhyme by a Cornubian. \pseud. 
i.e., J. Trenhaile.] With portrait of Dolly Pen- 
treath, (1834). See Cornubian. 

Specimens of Cornish Provincial Dialects, 
collected and arranged by Uncle Jan Trenoodle, 
[pseud, i.e., Will. Sandys,] with some introduc- 
tory remarks and a glossary, etc., by an Anti- 
quarian Friend. Also a Collection of Songs 
and other pieces connected with Cornwall. With 
a portrait of Dorothy Pentreath. Lond., J. R. 
Smith, 1846, post 8o„ pp. 108, 4/-. 

Dolly Pentreath and other humourous Cornish 



JBPFEEY, DoEOTHT. (Con.). 

Tales in verse. By. J. Trenhaile. With a por- 
trait of Old Dolly. Devonport, W. Wood; Lond., 
Houlston and Wright, n.d., [1854 ?] 12"., pp. 
46, 6d. 

The Works of Peter Pindar, Esq. [Dr. John 
Wolcot.] Lond., 1812, 5 vols., 80. 

Note. — Ode xxi of the Lyric Odes to the Eoyal 
Academicians, (in vol. i, pp. 119-20), contains a reference 
to Doll. Pentreath. 

On the expiration of the Cornish Language. 
[An Account of Dolly Pentreath.] In Letters 
from the Hon. D. Barrington. Archmol. iii, 278- 
84, (1776), V, 81-86, (1779). See also Barring- 
ton, Hon. Daines ; Bonaparte, Prince L.L. 

Note. — The articles in the Archceologia were re- 
printed verbatim in the Oor. Teleg., 9 and 16 June, 1865. 
All the accounts state that DoUy Pentreath wis 102, but 
her real age at the time of death seems to have Ijeen 
only 63. 

JEFFERY, James (son of John Jeffery.) Adm. 
Sizar of Pembroke Coll., Cam., 18 Mch., 
1700, Fellow, 22 Oct., 1708. 6. Marazion, 
1682. d. ante 9 Mch., 17||-. cf Haives' Hist, 
of Framlingham, (1798), p. 283. 

JEFFERY, John (son of Benjamin and Mary 
Jeffery). Minister of the Baptist Chapel Re- 
gent Street, Lambeth, London, 1824-1834; 
Minister of Chapel at New Mill, Tring, Herts, 
3 Sept., 1834 to Oct., 1836. b. Mousehole. 

Remarks on an Extract of a letter from Mr. 
Jeffery, of Newlyn, inserted in the Baptist 
Magazine for January, 1824, by John Water- 
house. Penzance, E. Rowe, [16 Jan.,] 1824, 
120., pp. 12.— 3rd ed., 1824, 12°. 

The Tuck-Net, or free animadversions on the 
very unkind and unchristian " Remarks " of the 
Rev. J. Waterhouse, of Penzance, and his Metho- 
dist friends against Mr. John Jeffery, of Newlyn, 
and his Baptist friends in general, by G. 0. 
Smith. Penzance, T. Vigurs, [Feb.,] 1824, 12"., 
pp. 114, 4d. 

Note.— Pt. i, pp. 1-34, pt. ii, pp. 35-74, pt. iii, 75- 
114, pt. iv was announced but never published. 

" The Tuck-Net " split, or an examination of 
the pamphlet lately published by the Rev. G. 
C. Smith. By Pindar, pseud, i.e., 
Penzance, G. GlanviU, 1824, 12"., pp. 12. 

"The Tuck-Net" retucked, or Porpoises in- 
stead of Pilchards ! ! ! The Printer has refused 
to print the following pages without the Author's 
name aflSxed to them, he subscribes himself 
George Edmonds. Penzance, E. Rowe, 1824, 
120., pp. 8. 

An Appeal to the public in compliance with 
the mandate of the Rev. G. C. Smith, of Pen- 



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.JEFFEEY, John. (Con.). 

zance, by John Waterhouse. Penzance, E. Eowe, 
1824, 120., pp. 63. 

A Solemn Appeal to the Protestant Dissenters 
called Wesleyan Methodists around. By Bap- 
tist Ministers. Penzance, printed and sold by 
T. Vigurs, 1824, 80., pp. 46, 6d. 

A letter of remonstrance addressed to Mr. 
Thomas Hocking, of the North Parade, con- 
cerning his opinion of the Baptist denomination, 
with Observations on the system of persecution 
adopted and recommended to the Methodist 
Societies by the example and labors of the Eev. 
John Waterhouse, Superintendent of the Pen- 
zance District, by G. 0. Smith. Penzance, T. 
Vigurs, [19 Mch.,] 1824, 12°., pp. 18, 3d. 

Eeligion vindicated ; or party spirit opposed, 
being an Antidote to the religious controversy 
in this place, excited by the " Tuck-Net," etc., 
by Peter Pendarves. pseud, i.e., 
Penzance, G. Glanvill, 1824, 12o., pp. 12. 

The Traveller, or a Shy Fish glancing at the 
"Tuck-Net." A poem, by Erthusyo. pseud, i.e., 
Penzance, G. GlanviU, 1824, 
120., pp. 12. 

The Wooden Horse for the Eounder and the 
Horse without a Head. Taalked about in our 
Chimney Corner at Skewjack, and put on Peaper 
by the Blacksmith Dickee, for our Denery, sent 
with the Boy Will., by me Eobin Baragwaneth. 
pseud, i.e., Penzance, J. Thomas, 

1824, 120., pp. 13^ 2d. 

Scriptural Advice ; being a copy of a letter 
from Falmouth, addressed to the Eev. John 
Waterhouse. Penzance, T. Vigurs, [27 April,] 
1824,120., pp. 14, 2d. 

Strictures on a tract called " Scriptural Ad- 
vice, etc., in a letter to the Eev. G. C. Smith, 
by a Wesleyan Methodist. Penzance, E. Eowe, 
[6 May,] 1824, 12o., pp. H, lid. 

A Voice from Truro to the Eev. John Water- 
house, with an extract from Wesley's Sermon 
on Evil Speaking. Penzance, J. Thomas, 1824, 
120., pp 5 and 10. 

A letter addressed to the Eev. G. C. Smith, 
Baptist Minister of Penzance, by John Water- 
house. Penzance, E. Eowe, 1824, 12o., pp 4 
Id. ' ' -FF , 

Falsehood exposed and truth vindicated, in a 
letter from Falmouth, addressed to the Eev. J. 
Waterhouse, and signed by real persons. Pen- 
zance, E. Eowe, 1824, 120., pp 4^ 1^ 

A copy of a letter from Mr. Heath, to the 
Committee of the Baptist Home Missionary 
Society, with Eemarks, by E. Scurrah. Pen- 
zance, E. Eowe, 1824, 12o., pp. 8. 

Wheal Discord, or a crucible for the Mundic 
recently brought to Grass, by the Eev. Ealph 
Scurrah, of Copperhouse, in the form of " Ee- 



JEFFEEY, John. (Gm.). 

marks upon " a copy of a letter from Mr. Heath, 
to the Committee of the Baptist Home Mission- 
ary Society. [By Eev. G. C. Smith.] Penzance, 
J. Thomas, 1824, 12"., pp. 48, 3d. 

Note.— Ft. i, pp. 1-26, pt. ii, pp. 27-48. 

Clericus and the Independent denomination 
of Dissenters; with strictures on a paragraph 
concerning a Masquerade and some periodical 
works respecting the Clergy in general of this 
Kingdom, by Vindicator, pseud, i.e., 
Penzance, G. Glanvill, 1824, 12o., pp. 24. 

No Fiction ! A Statement of facts respecting 
the Accounts of the Industrious Society for 
Scilly, and the proceedings of the Eev. G. C. 
Smith, the Secretary, in reference to them. By 
John S. Brown, Treasurer to the Society. Pen- 
zance, T. Vigurs, 1824, 12o., pp. 21. 

A Public Epistle to Mr. Brown on his pam- 
phlet styled " No Fiction," proving it to be real 
fiction. Or a defence of the Eev. G. C. Smith, 
from Mr. Brown's puny attempt to effect his 
ruin, by a Baptist Minister. Penzance, J. Thomas, 
1824, 120., pp. 7. 

An impartial view of the state of religion in 
Penzance, and its Vicinity. By Vindicator, pseud, 
i.e., Penzance, E. Eowe, 1824, 

120., pp. 58, 

Note. — This Controversy, commonly called " the 
Tuck-Net Controversy," was caused hy an extract of a 
letter from Mr. Jeffery, relative to the state of religion 
in Newlyn, which appeared in the Baptist Mag., xvi, 
47-48, (1824J. The whole of the works on this subject 
are given here in order to show their connection with 
each other, hut they will also be found inserted under 
the names and pseudonyms of the various writers. 
Mr. Jeffery was a convert to the Baptist denomination, 
having being received into that body by immersion in 
the mill-pond at Mousehole, by the Eev. G. C. Smith. 

JEFFEEY, Egbert, b. Polperro. d. Polperro, 
March, 1820. cf. Annual Register, lii, 255- 
56, 264-65, 278-79, 283-84, (1810); Gent. 
Mag., Ixxx, 483, (1810) ; Literary Panorama, 
viii, 764, (1810); Couch's History of Polperro, 
pp. 93-98. 

Jeffery the Seaman, being a Narrative of his 
feelings and sufferings during his abode on the 
desolate Island of Sombrero, where he was left . 
by the inhuman order of his Captain. Together 
with a Journal or Diary during the eight days 
he remained there. Interspersed with Strictures 
and comments on the conduct of Capt. Lake, 
well worthy of the attention of the British 
Legislature and the public in general. Lond., 
printed for the Author and sold by C. Chrippes, 
16 Piazza, Covent Garden, n.d., [1810,] 80., 
pp. 32. 

A Narrative of the life, sufferings, and deliver- 



JENKIN. 



273 



JENKINS. 



JEFFEEY, EoBEET. (Oon.). 

ance of E. Jeffery, who was put on the desolate 
rock of Sombrero, Dec. 13, 1807. With portrait. 
Lond., 1811, 80. 

Jeffery the Sailor. By T. Couch. ChcJc, No. 
ii, pp. 60-65. 

JEFFREE, EiCHAKD. b, Camborne, d. Cam- 
borne, cf. W. J. Henwood's Address at Spring 
"" ' of R.l C.Bep., 1871, pp. 47, 50. 



JEFFREYS, John Gwyn, F.R.S. (son of John 
Jeffreys), b. Swansea, 18 Jan., 1809. 

Report of the Committee appointed to explore 
the marine fauna and flora of the south coast of 
Devon and Cornwall. No. 1. Consisting of J. G. 
Jeffreys, Rev. T. Hincks, J. Couch, C. Stewart, 
J. B. Rowe, and J. Ralfs. Bep. Brit. Assoc, 
1865, pp. 51-56. 

Note. — This Report was drawn iip by the Secretary, 
C. Spenoe Bate. 

JEHAN, L. F. 

La Bretagne. Esquisses Pittoresques et Arch^o- 
logiques...par L. F. Jehan (de Saint-Clavien) . . . 
Tours, Cattier, Libraire-Editeur, 1863, 8"., pp. 
xxii and 452. 

Note. — On Antiquities in Brittany, with some re- 
ferences to Cornwall. 

JENKIN, Mr. Living in 1700. 

Copy of Carmen Britannicum dialecto Cornu- 
biensi by Edwd. Lhuyd from original with Mr. 
Jenkin, of Alverton, Penzance. Br. Museum, 
Addit. MSS. 28,554, pp. 132-33. 

Song, by Mr. Jenkin, of Alverton. ib., 28,554, 
p. 136. 

JENKIN, William (son of Ishmael Jenkin). hapt. 

Redruth, 14 Oct., 1738. d. Redruth, 27 Sept., 

1820. 

An Answer to the observations particularly 
addressed to the Adventurers in Tincroft Mine, 
signed, a Cornishman. By W. Jenkin. Printed 
and sold by Bennett, Redruth, 1802, 8o., pp. 
16, 4d. 

Note.— Dated Trewirgie, 13 Dec, 1802. This 
pamphlet was written by Mr. Jenkin, as Steward of the 
Honble. C. B. Agar. 

A Letter to Mr. W. Jenkin, of Redruth, occa- 
sioned by his pamphlet entitled "An Answer to 
the Observations, etc., by a Cornishman." By 
Rev. John Richards, Jun. Bath, printed by 
Keenes, Kingsmead Street, and sold by the Book- 
isellers at Tniro, Redruth, Pehryn, etc. n.d., [1803,] 
86., pp. 40, 1/-. 



JENKIN, William. 6. St. Keverne, 27 May, 

1757. 

The Providence of God asserted in an account 
of W. Jenkin, written by himself. Methodist 
Mag., xlii, 679-82, 758-61, 841-49, 924-31, 
(1819). 

Thoughts on Planetary Motion. By W. Jenkin, 
Mylor. New Monthly Mag., xi, 108-11, (1819). 

JENKINS, Rev. David (son of the succeeding). 
V. of St. Gorran, 7 Sept., 1824-1869. I. St. 
Clement, 2 June, 1797. d. Gorran, 17 Mch., 
1869. cf. Register and Mag. of Biog., i, 429, 
(1869). 

JENKINS, Rev. Francis, M.A. V. of St. 
Clement, 21 Mch., 1789 to 1839. b. St. 
Michael Penkivell, 21 June, 1756. d. St. 
Clement, 18 Aug., 1839. cf Gent. Mag., xii, 
432, (1839). 

JENKINS, Major Gen. Francis (son of the 

preceding). Commissioner of Assam, b. St. 

Clement, 4 Aug. bapt. 27 Sept., 1793. d. 

Gowhatty, Assam, 28 Aug., 1866. cf Jourv,. 

B.I.C., 1866, (on an inserted unpaged leaf at 

the end). 

Selections from the Records of the Bengal 
Government. Calcutta, 1851-54, 8". 

Note.— Contains " Report on Keooh Behar, By ¥, 
Jenkins." 

Selections from the Records of the Bengal 
Government. Calcutta, 1853-64, roy. 8". 

Note. — No. 11 in this Selection is " Report on the 
Revenue Administration of the Province of Assam. By 
F. Jenkins." 

An account of some minerals collected at 
Nagpur and its vicinity, with remarks on the 
geology, etc., of that part of the country. Asiatic 
Researches, xviii, pt. ii, 194-215, (1833). 

Further discovery of coal beds in Assam. 
Bengal Journ. Asiat. Soc, iv, 704-6, (1835). 

Premiums given by Capt. Jenkins. Rep. R.G.P. 
Soc., 1837, p. 18; 1838, p. 14. 

On the formation of lignite in Berhampootur. 
Rep. R.I.G., 1840, p. 23; 1843, pp. 21-22. 

Hints for the management of the grape vine 
in an unpropitious soil and climate ; with an ac- 
count of the beneficial effects, resulting from a 
system of under-draining. India Agric. Soc. 
Journ., iii, 89-94, (1844). 

On the discovery of coal of a very superior 
description in a new situation in Upper Assam. 
Calcutta Jmi/rn. Nat. Hist., vii, 213, (1847). 

JENKINS, Rev. Henry, D.D. {son of Rev. 
Thos. Jenkins). Dean of Buryan, 9 Aug., 
1799 to 1817; Prebendary of Winchester, 

J J 



JENKS. 



274 



JENNINGS. 



JENKINS, Eev. Henry, D.D. (Oon.). 

5 Feb., 1810 to 1817. b. Westwick, Norfolk, 
1731. d. Wincliester, 21 Dec, 1817. bur. 
Wotton. cf. Gent. Mag., Ixxxvii, pt. ii, 632, 
(1817), Ixxxviii, pt. i,'381, (1818). 

JENKINS, Joseph (son of James Jenkins), b. 
Tresider, in St. Buiyan, 12 June, 1808. 

A Treatise on the Third Commandment, Self 
Denial and Marriage; by Philomath, \i.e., J. 
Jenkins.] Penzance, printed by H. M. Saundry. 
n.d., [1864?] 120., pp. 28, 6d. 

A Treatise on the Seven Stages of Man's 
Life, The Aged, and "Word Union. By Philo- 
math. Penzance, printed by E. Paddy, 4, Chapel 
St., 1865, 12"., pp. 28, 6d. 

A Lecture on Future Punishment. By J. J. 
Philomath. Penzance, printed by E. Paddy, 
Chancery Lane, Chapel Street, 1866, 12°., pp. 
26, 6d. 

A Lecture on Maintaining Good Works. By 
Phdomath. Penzance, E. Paddy, 1866, 12"., 
pp. 28, 6d. 

Continuation of a Lecture on Future Punish- 
ment. By J. J. Philomath. Penzance, E. Paddy, 
1867, 12"., pp. 28, 6d. 

A True Copy of the Will of Mary Jenkins, 
of Alverton, proving thereby that the -within 
named James Jenkins and his Sons were the 
Heirs thereof To which is added Remarks on 
Justice. By J. J. Philomath. Penzance, printed 
for the Author by E. Paddy, Chapel St., 1867, 
120., pp. 28, 6d. 

Poems and Sonnets. By J. J. Philomath. Pen- 
zance, printed by H. M. Saundry, 13, Chapel 
Street, n.d., [1867 q 12o., pp. 39, 6d. 

Poems and Sonnets. Part 2. By J. J. Philo- 
math. Penzance, H. M. Saundry. n.d., [1868,1 
120., 6d. 'L >J 

Note. — The pagination runs from 41 to 70. J. J. 
Philomath appears to be intended for Joseph Jenkins, 
Philomath. 

JENKINS, Miss Mary Louisa (dau. of Will. 

Harry Jenkins, Mayor of Truro), b. Truro. 
JENKINS, Miss Frances (sister of the above). 

b. Truro. 

A MS. List of 247 species of plants, indi- 
genous to the County of Cornwall, exhibited at 
Truro, in 1869. MS. Library of R.I.C. cf 
Journ. R.I.G., ApL, 1871, p. xlvi. 

JENKS, Eev. Benjamin. V. of Harley and V. 
of Kenley, Shropshire, b. 1646. d. Harley, 10 
May, 1724. 

Prayers and Offices of Devotion for families, 
and for particular persons upon most occasions, 
by Benjamin Jenks. Falmouth, n.d., \\?,- -^ 
80., pp. 472. "- '■■ 



JENKYN, RiCHAED (son of Richard Jenkyn). 
I. Crowan, circa 1790. d. Plymouth, circa, 
1860. 

A.D. 1841, Jan. 26. No. 8816. Specification 
of Richard Jenkyn, of Hayle, Cornwall, Machin- 
ist, for "Certain improvements in Valves for 
HydrauUc Machines." With drawing annexed. 
Lond., 1841, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1856, fol., pp. 3, 5d. 

Note. — Whilst engaged in the Hayle and Copper 
House Foundries, he fabricated the heaviest pieces of 
wrought iron machinery that had been made for Cornish 
Mining Engines at the time of re -working the Crirmia 
and the Consolidated Mines, from 1815 to 1825. 

JENKYNS, Rev. Charles, B.A. (sm of the 
succeeding). Curate of Sennen, 26 July, 1837; 
Perp. Curate of Tuckingmill, 1853. I. St. 
Ives, Cornwall, 24 Nov., 1803. 

The plenary inspiration of the Holy Scripture. 
A Sermon. Church of England Mag., Ivii, 96- 
102, (1864). 

The Law and the Gospel, ib., Iviii, 312-15, 
(1865). 

The Imperfection of Man's Present Know- 
ledge, ib., lix, 112-16. 

Christian Love, ib., Ix, 344-48, (1866). 

Heaven the true rest of the Soul, ib., Ixi, 
184-88. 

The Captivity of the Thoughts to Christ, ib., 
Ixii, 40-43, (1867). 

The Witness of the Spirit, ib., Ixv, 296-99, 
(1868). 

The Joy of God's Presence, ib., Ixvi, 256- 
59, (1869). 

The Fear of God. ib., Ixvii, 40-43. 

Divine Providence, ib., Lxviii, 56-59, (1870). 

Living unto God. ib., Ixix, 112-15. 

Improvement of Time, ib., Ixix, 400-403. 

JENKYNS, Francis (twin son of Rich. Jenhyns). 

b. St. Ives, 3 Feb., 1778. bapt. St. Ives, 12 

Jan., 1779. d. Plymouth, 4 Feb., 1841. 

A Plan for making a safe and commodious 
Harbour in St. Ives Bay, Cornwall. Surveyed 
and Drawn by F. Jenkyns, St. Ives. Size, 18 
in. X 11 in. Scale, \ in. to 100 feet. Lond., 
Ashby, sculpt. 

A Chart of St. Ives Bay, Cornwall. Surveyed 
and Drawn by F. Jenkyns, St. Ives. Size, 18 
in. X 11 in. Scale, 2| in. to 1 mile. 

JENNINGS, James (son of John Jennings, of 
Cannington). b. Huntspill, 1 Dec, 1772. d. 
Greenwich, 14 Oct., 1833. 

Observations on some of the Dialects in the 
West of England, particularly Somersetshire; 
with a glossary of words now in use there... By 
J. Jennings. Lond., Baldwin, 1825, 12o., 7/-. 



JESSOPP. 



275 



JEWELL. 



JENNINGS, James. (Con.). 

— 2nd Edit. The whole revised, corrected, and 
enlarged... by J. K. Jennings, M. A... Vicar of 
Hagboum, Berkshire. Lond., J. E. Smith, 1869, 
8". 

Note. — The references to Cornwall in this work are 
very insignificant. 

JENNINGS, John. b. Gerrans. d. Southampton. 

A letter addressed to B. Treleaven and J. 
Jennings, by the officers of the Falmouth Tee- 
Total Society with their replies, in which are 
shown the good effects of the adoption of the 
Total Abstinence principle. Falmouth, W. R 
EUis, 1838, 80., pp. 16. 

JENNINGS, Joseph. 

A.D. 1839, June 22. No. 8128. Specification 
of Joseph Jennings, of Bissow Bridge, in the 
parish of Kea...for a "Process for obtaining 
metal from pyrites or mundic." Lond., 1839, 
fol. — -Eeprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1857, fol., pp. 4, 3d. 

JESSOP, Eev. William (son of Thos. Jessoj>). 
Wesleyan Minister at Eedruth, 1862-65. b. 
Sheffield, 28 Feb., 1815. 

Words from Heaven to the Church on Earth, 
being the substance of a Discourse dehvered in 
the Wesleyan Chapel, Copperhouse, May 13th, 
1863, during the Annual Session of the Cornwall 
District Committee by the Eev. W. Jessop. 
Lond., 1863, 12,"., pp. 32. 

JESSOPP, Eev. Augustus, b. Albury. Place, 
Cheshunt, Herts, Dec, 1824. 

Man's Excuses for Sin and their Answer. A 
Sermon preached on the 97th annual festival of 
the Helston Grammar School. By the Eev. A. 
Jessopp, Head Master. Helston, E. Cunnack; 
Lend., D. Nutt. n.d., [18 ,] 8°., pp. 15. 

The Helston Grammar School Magazine. [Con- 
ducted by Eev. A. Jessopp.] Helston, E. Cun- 
nack; Lond., D. Nutt, 270, Strand, n.d., [1857- 
59,] 1 vol., 80., pp. 340, 10/-. 

Note. — Eight parts only published Sept., 1857 to 
Sept., 1859. 

Our Premier. By X. i.e., Eev. A. Jessopp. 
Helston Gram. School Mag., pp. 1-4. 

The Natural History of Boys, ib., pp. 4-9, 
47-54, 94-98, 141-48, 205-10, 231-36, 282-90, 
333-39. 

Translation. The First Chorus in the Iphigenia 
in Aulide. By A. J[essopp.] ib., pp. 9-11, 114- 
16. 

Translation. Horace. Carm. x., Lib. ii. To 
Licinius. ib., pp. 12-13. 



JESSOPP, Eev. Augustus. (Con.). 

Ban. A Dog-gerel. ib., pp. 26-30, 61-67. 

Charades. By J. i.e., Eev. A. Jessop. ib., pp. 
33, 88-89, 185. 

Eebus. By Y. i.e., Eev. A. Jessop. ib., pp. 34. 

The Old Seats of Cornwall. Bochym House, 
with view by J. T. Blight. *., pp. 54-60, 126- 
32, 175-79. 

Charade and Enigma, ib., pp. 137-38. 

Translation from the German. i&., p. 156. 

Ad the second, ib., pp. 189-91. 

Charade. By 0. 0. i.e., Eev. A. Jessop. ib., 
p. 221. 

A Gem from the Antique, ib., pp. 241-46. 

Charade, ib., p. 263. 

Enigmas, &c. By A. i.e., Eev. A. Jessop. ib., 
pp. 264, 302-3. 

How we went a yachting, ib., pp. 305-9. 

A Glimpse of the Good Old Time, (Helston 
Boro'). By A. ib., pp. 313-18. 

JESSOPP, Maria (loife of the preceding). 

It was undoubtedly true. A story from Hans 
Andersen. By M[aria Jessopp.] Helston Gram. 
School Mag., 1857-59, pp. 13-15. 

Hints for the formation of fresh water aqua- 
rium., ib., pp. 84-87. . 

Trout's whim, ib., pp. 280-82, 310-12. 

JEWELL, George, M.D. (son of Geo. Jewell). 
Founder of the Eoyal Adelaide Lying-in- 
Hospital, b. Tregony, 1793. d. Wadebridge, 
14 Nov., 1840. cf Gent. Mag., xiv, 672, 
(1840). 

Practical Observations on Leucorrhoea, fluor 
albus, or " Weakness ■" with cases illustrative of 
a new mode of treatment. By George Jewel, 
(sic) Member of the Eoyal College of Surgeons ; 
one of the Accoucheurs to the St. George's and 
St. James's Dispensary... Lond., John Wilson, 
Princes Street, Soho, 1830, 8"., pp. viii and 108, 
5/-. 

The London Practice of Midwifery, including 
the most important diseases of women and 
chHdren. By George Jewel, M.D., Senior Phy- 
sician Accoucheur to the St. George's and St. 
James' Dispensary. 6th ed. Lond., Longman, 
1833, 80. Advertisement, pp. 2, Text, pp. 40. 

JEWELL, Eev. Thomas. J. Morwinstow, 1798. 

d. Holsworthy, 30 Dec, 1852. cf Wesleyan 

Methodist Mag., Ixxi, 593, (1848), Ixxvi, 864- 

65, (1853). 

Memoir of Eev. Eich. Treffry. Wesleyan 
Methodist Mag., Ixi, 159, (1838). 

Memoir of Miss Ehza Thomas, who died at 
St. Just, 8 Dec, 1839. ib., Ixiii, 172, (1840). 



JOHANNES. 



276 



JOHN. 



JEWITT, Llewellyn, F.S.A. h. Derbyshire. 

Additional Notices of Cornish Well Chapels. 
By L. Jewitt [to an article by J. T. Blight on 
the Well Chapels of Cornwall.] The Reliquary, 
ii, 134-36, (1861-62). 

Plymouth China. A History of the Porcelain 
Works at Plymouth. The Art Journal, ii, 169- 
73, (1863). 

Note.— Contains a long account of W. Cookworthy 
and the discovery of the China clay in Cornwall. 

JOBSON, Humphry. 

Commission to Humfrie Jobson to enquire 
into abuses done by the oflScers of the Admiralty 
in Devon and Cornwall. Chelsey, 29 May, 1606. 
Lansd. MSS. 145, art. 19. 

JOHANNES DE S. Germano Cornubiensis. 
h. Cornwall, d. post 1177? Educated at Paris 
under Peter Lombard, whose views he after- 
wards opposed and procured their condemna- 
tion at the Council of Tours, A.D. 1163. cf. 
Hist. Litteraii'e de la France, xiv, 194-99; 
Oudin, ii, 1157, 1529-30; Fabricius' Med. et 
Inf. Lat., iv, 189; T. D. Eardp Gat. of 
Materials, ii, 393 ; Wright's Biog. Lit, ii, 215 ; 
Leland Scrip. Brit. chap. 200 ; Pits p. 236 ; 
Bale, iii, 6 ; Tanner, p. 432 ; Cave Script. 
Eccles. (ed. 1743), ii,'239 ; Worhs of William, 
Abbot of St. Theodoric, in '■ Bibliotheca Patrum 
Cisterciensium" (ed. Berirand Tissier, 1662J, 
iv, 59-63 ; Oliver's Monasticon, p. 89 ; Giraldus 
Cambrensis Liber Lived, v, 8, (in reference to 
Johannes' knowledge of the Welsh language) ; 
Gemma Ecclesiastica, B., 2 ch. 35 ; John of Salis- 
bury, Ep. Ixxx and clxxvi ; Cooper's Report on 
Foidera, Append. A. Suppl., p. 107. 

Eulogium Magistri Johannis Cornubiensis ad 
Alexandrum Papam III. Written after 1175. 
Parker MSS., C.C. Coll., Camb. 62, art. 12. Printed 
in Martene and Durand's Anecd., v, 1657-1702; 
Eeprinted in Migne's Patrologia, (ed. of John of 
Salisbury, 1855 j, tom. cxcix, col. 1041-1086 ; also 
printed amongst Works of Hugh of St. Victor, 
iii, 399. 

Note. — Written against Peter Lombard's views on 
the Incarnation. The original MS. is in Ball. Coll. Oxon., 
Ixv, f ol. , 40-47 ; another copy was at Tavistock Abbey. 
cf. Leland's Collect., iv, 152. 

Apologia. Written in reply to the attacks on 
him. By Peter Lombard. MSS. formerly penes 
Bishop Tanner. 

Summa qualiter fiat Sacramentum altaris per 
virtutem Sanctse Crucis et de septem canonibus 
vel ordinibus missse. MSS., C.C.C, Camb., 459, 
art. 8. 

Note. — The same work as "Libellus de Canone 
Mystici Libaminis et ejus ordinibus." Printed in Migne's 
Patrologia, tom. clxxvii, col. 455. For a fragment of this 
treatise, cf. Br. Musevm, Addit. MSS., 15,656. 



JOHANNES DE S. Gbemako. (Con.). 

Johannis de S. Germane Cornubiensis com- 
mentarius ia Aristotelis libros duo Analyticorum 
Poster iorum. MSS. Magd. Coll., Oxon., clxii, fol. 
183-250. 

Merlini Prophetia cum expositione Joannis 
Cornubiensis. In " Spicilegium Vaticanum. By 
Carl Greith." Frauenfeld, 1838, pp. 92-106. 

Note. — Trans, from Celtic into Latin hexameters 
by John, of Cornwall, at the request of "Eoberto Epis- 
eopo Oxoniensi," [this is probably a mistake for " Ex- 
oniensi"] i.e. Eobert Warelwast, Bishop of Exeter, who 
died in 1160. The Latin notes to the Merlin contain 
some Celtic words and references to Cornwall. 

Apologia de Christi Incarnatione, [also called 
De Homine Assumpto, et De Verbo Incarnate.] 
MS. King's Lib. (Br. MuseumJ, 7 F, xiii, art. 4. 
Printed amongst the fForks of Hugh of St. Victor, 
iii, 68 ; Eeprinted in Migne's Patrologia, fed. of 
John of Salisbury), tom. clxxvii, col. 295. 

Institution of the Abbot and Canons of Wel- 
lebeck into the Church of Duchemanetun [in 
Derbyshire] by Jno. Cornubiensis, Archdeacon 
of Derby. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 6705, fol. 
78. 

Note. — Derby is probably a mistake for Worcester 
of which Johannes was Archdeacon in 1197, but possibly 
he held both offices. 

JOHANNES DE COKNUBIA ET DE EOGLESrEYL, 

\i.e., Egloshayle.] Principal of Edmund Hall, 
Oxford, 1317. cf. Reliquice Hearniance, (1857), 
i, 256. 

JOHN, George. 

A.D. 8 Aug., 1755. No. 703. Patent to George 
John, of the parish of Camborne, in the county 
of Cornwall, Engineer, for "A new improve- 
ment of a new method of raising water by fire 
out of mines, pits, or shafts, by a cylinder and 
boyler, and a steem bason or pan fixed within 
the boyler for rairyfying the steam, and a cast 
and wrought iron chain linked together, used for 
that purpose, with pipes in the pits or shafts, 
for the more easy conveying the water from the 
bottoms to pumps fixed whilst the said pits or 
shafts are sinking, without being obliged to the 
present troublesome and expensive method of 
lowering the whole fire or pumps, whilst the pits 
or shafts in which they are fixed are sunk deeper. 
Lond., 1755, fol.— Eeprinted. Lond., G. E. Eyre 
and W. Spottiswoode, 1857, fol., pp. 6, 4d. 

JOHN, George Dennis (son of George John, 
who d. 28 Oct., 1847;. Town Clerk of Pen- 
zance, b. Penzance, 19 Dec, 1793. d. Pen- 
zance, 21 Sep., 1847. bur. Gulval. cf. Gent. 
Mag., xxviii, 546-47, (1847). 



JOHNS. 



277 



JOHNS. 



JOHNS, Eev. Charles Alexander, B.A., 
F.L.S. fson of Henry Incledon Johns, and grand- 
son of Tremenheere Johns, Solicitor, Helston). 
Head Master of the Helston Grrammar School, 
June, 1843 to Dec, 1847. J. Plymouth, 31 
Dec, 1811. 

Examination Questions on the Historical Parts 
of the Pentateuch. For the use of families, 
national schools, and the lower forms in Gram- 
mar Schools, by the Eev. C. A. Johns, B.A., 
F.L.S., Head Master of the Grammar School, 
Helston, Cornwall. Lond., J. Masters, 1847, 
12°., pp. 70, 1/-. 

The Loss of the Amazon. Compiled by the 
Eev. C. A. Johns. Woodcuts. Lond., Soc Prom. 
Christ. Knowledge, n.d., [1852,] sm. 8"., pp. 
124, 6d. 

Note. — This work contains accounts of Charles 
Henry Tre-weeke and Lieut. C. G. Grylls, E.N., q.v. 

A Winter Eamble in the Country. By the 
Eev. C. A. Johns. Woodcuts. Lond., Soc. Prom. 
Christ. Knowledge, 1847, 8"., pp. 93, 1/-. 

Note. — Written during the Author's residence in 
Cornwall and the scene laid in the County. The Frontis- 
piece represents " Holy Well, Trehill, near Helston." 

Flowers of the Field. By the Eev. C. A. 
Johns. Woodcuts. Lond., Soc. Prom. Christ. 
Knowledge, n.d., [1847 ?] 2 vols., 8". 

Note. — A considerable portion of this work was 
written during the Author's residence in Cornwall. 

A Week at the Lizard. By the Author of 
Flowers of the Field, [i.e. Eev. C. A. Johns.] 
Woodcuts and Map. Lond., Soc. Prom. Christ. 
Knowledge, n.d., [1848,] 8"., pp. 336, 3/6. 

On the Land-Slip at the Lizard. Quart. Journ. 
Geol. Soc. Lond., iv, 193-94, (1848). 

JOHNS, Eev. Henry, V. of St. Issey, 29 Aug., 
1638. Ejected, 1651. Restored, 1660. bur. St. 
Issey, 3 Aug., 1666. cf. Walker's Sufferings of 
,ihe Clergy, pt. ii, 279. 

JOHNS, Eev. J. Unitarian Minister. 

The Kingdom of God. A Sermon delivered 
before the Devon and Cornwall Unitarian Asso- 
ciation, at Tavistock, July 2, 1823, by the Eev. 
J. Johns. 1823, 80. 

JOHNS, James (son of Zacharias Johns), h. 

Eedruth, 1820. d. Eedruth, 20 ApL, 1872. 

A Directory of Eedruth. By J. S. Doidge, 
(1866). q.v. 

Note. — Contains an " Introductory History of Bed- 
ruth, by Miss G. Angove and Mr. J. Johns," pp. ix-xxiii. 

Parish of Eedruth. Census of 1871. Statis- 
tics of Ages, etc. Signed " James Johns, Eegis- 
trar." Printed and sold by N. Odgers, Eedruth, 
n.d., [5 May, 1871,] 4°., s. sh, Id. 



JOHNS, Capt. Pierce. 6. Penzance, d. Stepney, 
10 Sept., 1698. cf. Wilson's Hist, of Dissenting 
Chwrches, ii, 175, iv, 178-79. 

Note.— By his will, dated 30 July, 1698, Captain 
Johns left two estates in Essex to be equally divided 
between five General Baptist Churches in London. 

JOHNS, Brevet-Major Eichard, EM. Light 
Infantry (son of Major William Johns, Adju- 
tant of Cornwall Militia), b. Helston, 5 Oct., 
1805. d. Eoyal Naval Hospital, Stonehouse, 
6 Nov., 1851. cf Gent. Mag., xxxvi, 671, 
(1851). 

Poems. By E. Johns. Lond., W. Sams ; Pen- 
zance, K Eowe, [printed,] 1825, 8"., pp. 81. 
List of Subscribers. 

Ascension. A Poem. By E. Johns. Lond,, 
Smith, Elder, and Co., Cornhill, 1836, 80., pp. 
32, 2/6. 

Note. — From the Advertisement it appears that the 
Author passed many years at Ascension. 

Legend and Eomance. By E. Johns, Lieut. 
Eoyal Marines. Lond., E. Bentley, 1839, 3 vols., 

8°., 24/-. 

Note.— Contains (ii^ 189-287) a tale called " The 
Pirate Island," a legend of a Cornish Maiden married 
to a Smuggler. 

The Schoolfellows or a By-way to Fame. By 
E. Johns. Lond., Bentley, 1841, 3 vols., 8"., 
31/6. 

The Last Day. By E. Johns. Lond., 1846, 
8°., pp. 66. 

Tho Calendar of Victory, being a record of 
British Valour and Conquest by sea and land on 
every day during the year. Projected and com- 
menced by the late Major Johns, E.M., continued 
and completed by Lieut. P. H. Nicolas, E.M. 
Lond., Longman, 1855, 8°., pp. xxiv and 660. 

The Naval and Military Heroes of Great 
Britain or Calendar of Victory... With chrono- 
logical and alphabetical indexes. Illustrated 
with 24 Portraits engraved on steel. Lond., H. 
G. Bohn, 1860, 8°., pp. xxiv and 660. 

Note. — This is apparently of the same impression 
as the previous work, but there is a new title page and 
au addition of the portraits. It forms vol. 68 of " Bohn's 
Illustrated Library." 

The White Squall. A sea song. Sung by Mr. 
Barker... The Poetry from "The Forget-me-not," 
written by Eichard Johns, Esq., Author of " As- 
cension," etc. The music composed and dedicated 
to John Braham, Esq., by Geo. A. Barker. 6th 
ed. Lond., Z. T. Purday, fol., pp. 9, 2/6. 

JOHNS, Tremenheere John (sm of Rev. John, 
White Johns, V. of Crowan). b. Helston, 1 
Dec, 1836. Drowned at Oxford, 26 Oct., 1855. 
Music. By T. G. P. i.e., T. J. Johns and 

Cudlip, Eev. P. H. q.v. 



JOHNSON. 



278 



JONES. 



JOHNS, Tbemenheeee John. (Con.). 

A Week of Jersey, by Y. Z. i.e., T. J. Johns. 
Helston Gram. School Mag. Part i, pp. 27-29, 
(1852). 

Spring Song from the Ancient Poets. A Trans- 
lation of Horace. Book i. Ode iv. ib., Part i, 
p. 37, (1852). 

JOHNS, Eev. William Stabback, M.A. (soii of 
Rev. J. W. Johns). Head Master of Newton 
Abbot Grammar School, South Devon, h. 
Helston, 11 May, 1838. 

The Fall of Alba. By B. B. [i.e., W. S. Johns 
and W. M. Rogers.] Helston Gram. School Mag. 
Part i, pp. i-U; Part ii, pp. 38-41, (1852). 

JOHNS, William Tremenheere (son of Lieut. 
John Johns), h. St. Mary's, Scilly, 27 Oct., 
1804. cl. Scilly, 1849. 

Meteorological observations made at Scilly. 
Rep. R.C.P.Soc, 1841, p. 145 ; 1842, pt. 2, p. 
94; 1843, sM^j. p. 2. 

JOHNSON, Mr. Resident some years at Fal- 
mouth. 

The Selector or Cornish Magazine... [Edited 
by Mr. Johnson.] Falmouth, J. Philp. Vols, i 
andii, 1826, 1827, 8o. 

Lines to Sarah on her Birthday. By J[ohnson,] 
Mount Sion, Falmouth. Selector or Cornish Mag., 
i, 41, (1826). 

Note. — The first of a series of poetical pieces. 

Sketches of Cornwall, ib., ii, 13, (1827). 

Note.— The first of a series of Sketches. 

JOHNSON, CuTHBERT William, F.R.S. (son 
of JVilliam Johnson), b. Widmore House, 
Bromley, Kent, 28 Sept., 1799. 

Manure from the Sea-Shore [of Cornwall and 
Devon.] Joiirn. Bath and W. E. Soc., xii, 356- 
64, 1864; [Farmer's Mag., xxvi, 366-69, 1865.] 

Note.— This article originally appeared in the 
Mark-Lane Express. 

The North Shore of Cornwall, ib., xv, 164- 
70, 1867. [Farmer's Mag., xxxii, 278-80, 1867.] 

Valleys of the Tamar and the Fowey. Farmer's 
Mag., xxxiv, 276-78, (1868). 

JOHNSON, Samuel, LL.D. (son of Michael 
Johnson), b. Lichfield, 18 Sept., 1709 d 
London, 13 Dec, 1784. 

The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D. Lond 
Longman, 1796, 12 vols., 80. '' 

Note.— In vol. viii, pp. 94-97, in the pamphlet called 
" Taxation no Tyranny," is found " A Supposed Address 
from the Comishmen, in order to shew the false argu- 
ments in the American resolutions and addresses." 



JOHNSON, Samuel, LL.D. (Oon.J. 

Review of Dr. Borlase's History of the Scilly 
Isles. Literary Mag. or Universal Rev., i, 91-97, 
(1756). 

JOHNSTONE, Rev. George Dempster, M.A. 
(ith son of James R. Johnstone, of Alva, N.B.) 
R. of Creed, 1857-67. d. Creed, 8 Sept., 1867. 
cf Gent. Mag.,-iv, 546, (1867). 

Note. — Mr. Johnstone m. Mary Anne Hawkins 
niece of Sir C. Hawkins. 

JONES, Mr., of Chacewater. 

Machine for raising and lowering miners. Rep. 
R.C.P.Soc, 1837, pp. 63-64. 

JONES, Rev. Harry Longueville, M.A. (son 
of Edward Jones), b. Piccadilly, London, 
April 16, 1806. d. Kensington, 16 Nov., 1870. , 

St. Piran's Round. Archceol. Camb., viii, 224- 
25, (1862). 

Early Inscribed Stones of Cornwall. Woodcuts, 
ib., ix, 286-90, (1863). 

Flint finds. Journ. R.I.C., 1866, pp. 117-20. 

JONES, Henry, of Penrose, Sennen (eld. son 
of Hugh Jones). 

The reasons of Henry Jones Esquire, for 
building a mould or peers in Whitsand Bay, at 
the Land's End. [Plan by Fredrick de Hautte-. 
court, 1702.] n.p. or d. [1702,] s. sh. fol. 

Reasons humbly offered by Henry Jones Esq., 
for building a mould or harbour in Whitsand- 
Bay, at the Lands-End, in Cornwall. [Plan by 
Fredrick de Hauttecourt, 1702.] n.p. or d. [1703] 
s. sh. fol. 

Note. — In the volume in the Br. Museum contain- 
ing the above is bound up a- MS. petition of Henry Jones 
to the House of Commons setting forth that the House 
had resolved in Feby., 1704, that a harbour at Whitsand 
Bay would be of great benefit for the preservation of 
shipping and praying that the matter may be expedited. 

Reasons humbly offered to the Parliament as- 
sembled- for building a mould or harbour in 
Whitsand Bay, at the Lands End, in Cornwal, 
situate betwixt the north and south channels; 
and also for erecting a Light-House on the Por- 
De-Nac point, near the said Bay. By R. Michell, 
Engineer, n.p. or d. [17- -,] s. sh. fol. 

Several objections against Whitesand Bay's 
being made a Harbour answered, n.p. or d. 
[17- -,] s. sh. fol. [Author's name not known.] 

JONES, Rev. John Pike. Curate of North 
Bovey, 1814-31. 

A Botanical Tour through various parts of the 
counties of Devon and Cornwall. [By Rev. J. P. 
Jones.] Exeter, printed for J. Treadwin, 217 



JONES. 



279 



JOBDAN. 



JONES, Eev. John Pike. (Con.). 

High St., and G. and W. B. Whittaker. London, 
1820, 12°., pp. viii and 74.— 2nd ed. 1821, 12o. 

NoiE. — Dedication signed John Pike Jones. 

Ecclesiastical antiquities of Devon ; being ob- 
servations on many churches in Devonshire [and 
Cornwall] originally published in the Exeter and 
Plymouth Gazette... [By the Eev. J. P. Jones 
and George Oliver.] Exeter, printed by E. 
Woolmer, 1828, 12"., pp. xiii and 175. 

NoiE. — The aooount of the Cornish Priories with 
lists of the Priors [by Bev. J. P. Jones] occupies pp. 
165-75. 

JONES, ElCHAKD (son of Owen Jones), b. Beau- 
maris, Anglesey, 19 Dec, 1811. Game to 
reside at Penzance in 1853. 

The Cornubian Tune Book ; a manual of 
hymn tunes, carols, sanctuses, etc. Composed by 
Eichard Jones. Penzance, printed and published 
by William Cornish, The Library, 1870, 4"., pp. 
X and 200, of which 100 pages consist of en- 
graved music. 

Note. — Dedicated " To N. B. Downing, Esq., Mayor 
of the ancient and loyal borough of Penzance." The 
Preface is dated "Penzance, Nov. 1st, 1870." The 
volume was published by subscription but no list 
of subscribers is given. Some of the hymn tunes are 
named after the subscribers and others after places in 
Cornwall. Mr. Jones is the composer of upwards of 
1800 pieces of music, many of which have been pub- 
lished in the Dysgedydd, The. Templar, The Temperance 
League, and other periodicals. 

JONES, Mrs. Eymer. 

A True Legend of the Land's End. "With an 
illustration. Every Boy's Magazine, 1863, pp. 
84-87. 

JONES, William. 

List of Cornish manuscripts in the possession of 
WiUiam Jones, Esq. cf. R. Heath's Account of 
the Islands of Scilly, (1750), pp. 453-56. 

JONES, Eev. William. 

A complete history of all the religious houses 
in the counties of Devon and Comwal before the 
Dissolution... By Eev. W. Jones, A.B. Lond., 
printed for Smerdon and Underhill, Sweeting's- 
Alley, Eoyal-Exchange, 1779, 12"., pp. vii and 
87, 2/6. 

Note. — Preface dated London, July 1, 1779. 

Thesaurus Ecclesiasticus Provincialis ; or a 
survey of the diocese of Exeter... [By the Eev. 
W. Jones?] Exeter, printed and sold by the 
Editors, B. Thorn and Son, in the Fore St., 1782, 
4"., pp. iv, 116, xi, vii and ii, 



116. 



Note.— The Survey of Cornwall occupies pp. 87- 



JONES, William, F.S.A. 

The Treasures of the Earth, or mines, mine- 
rals, and metals. With anecdotes of men who 
have been connected with mining. By W. Jones, 
F.S.A. Lond., F. Wame and Co., 1868, 8"., pp. 
xvi and 301. 

Note. — Contains considerable amount of informa- 
tion about Cornwall interspersed between pp. 74-153, 
278-82. The Frontispiece represents " A Cornish Tin 
Mine." 

JONES, The Venble. Archdeacon William 
Basil (son of Will. Tilsley Jones, of Gwynfryn, 
CO. Cardigan). V. of Bishopthorpe ; Arch- 
deacon of York. h. Cheltenham, 1822. 

On Certain Terms of Celtic Ethnology, and 
on the Origin of the Welsh ; the Welsh, Breton, 
and Cornish Languages. Archceol. Camib., 3 S, iv, 
125-51, (1858); v, 27-44, 224-31, (1859); vi, 
319-22, (I860). 

JOPE, Eev. John, Junr. {son of Rev. J. Jope, 
V. of St. Cleer). Curate of St. Ive, Mch., 1810 
to 1814. h. St. Cleer, 12 Mch., 1787. hapt. 
13 Mch. d. Lisbon, 2 Apl. 1815. cf Gent. 
Mag., Ixxxv, pt. i, 571, (1815). 

JOPE, Eev. Eoger, M. A. (Ind son of J. Jope, of 
Merrifield, in St. Cleer). h. circa 1582. 

Academise Oxoniensis Justa Funebria... Annas 
Monarches Jacobi Sponsse. Oxon. 1619, 4°. 

Note. — Contains Sonnet, by ''Bog. Jope, M.A., 
Exeter." 

JOED AN, Eev. John. V. of Enstone, 1840. 

A Tract for the Times. Wesleyan Methodism 
and Apostolical Succession. A Letter to the 
Editor of the Church and State Gazette, by the 
Eev. J. Jordan, Vicar of Enstone, Oxfordshire. 
Stratton, Cornwall, 1845, 120., pp. 8. 

JOED AN, Thomas Brown {son of Thos. Jordan). 

Eesident in Cornwall from 1827 to 1840; 

Secretary of R.C.P.Soc, 1835 ; Keeper of Min- 
ing Records, 1842 to 1846. b. Bristol, 24 Oct., 

1807. 

Steam whim engine. Rep. R.C.P.Soc, 1834, 
p. 41. 

Horizontal air pump, ib., 1835, p. 115. 

Observations on the diurnal variation of the 
magnetic' needle, ib., 1838, pp. 166-67. 

On the process used for obtaining artificial 
metalUc veins in clay, ib., 1838, pp. 167-68. 

On a new method of registering the indications 
of meteorological instruments, ib., 1838, pp. 
184-89. 

Description of a new arrangement of helio- 
graph, ib., 1839, pp. 115-16. 

A few remarks on electro-metallurgy, ib., 1840, 
pp. 73-77. [PhUos. Mag., xix, 452-56, 1841.] 



JOSE. 



280 



KAEKEEK. 



JOEDAN, Thomas Brown. (Cm.). 

Description of a protracting rule for laying 
down surveys, etc., for mining and valetical pur- 
poses, ih., 1842, pt. ii, p. 78. 

A few remarks on the drainage of deep mines, 
with suggestions for obviating some of the 
difficulties of the system now in use. ih., 1859, 
pp. 105-11. 

High pressure steam boilers, ih., 1867, p. 32. 

Hydraulic machinery for mining purposes, ih., 
1867, p. 40. 

Description and use of a dipping needle de- 
flector. By T. B. Jordan, and E. W. Fox. 
Sturgeon, Ann. Eledr., iii, 288-97, (1838-39). 

Jordan's Miners' Theodolite. Rep. of Miners' 
Assoc, of 0. and D., 1861. [18 Sep. Meeting,] 
pp. 4-5. 

JOEDAN, William, of Helston. 

The Creation of ye World being a Cornish 
play or opera written by Mr. William Jordan, 
[called in the original Gordon,] and for the better 
understanding of that language translated into 
English Verbatim, by Mr. John Keigwyn, of 
Moushole, of y Lower House, at y= request of 
y' Et. Eevd. Father in God Jonathan L''- Bishop 
of Exon, 1697. Earl MSS., 1867, if, 58. 

Note. — At the end is " wryten by William Jordan : 
the xii of August, 1611." Two other copies of this play 
are in ihe Bodleian Lib. The first, marked N 219 has no 
translation; the second, presented by Edwin Ley, Esq., 
of St. Ives, has J. Keigwin's translation attached to it. 
In 1858 Mr. J. C. Hotten, Bookseller, of Piccadilly, had 
another copy in his possession. 

The Creation of the World with Noah's Flood, 
written in Cornish in the year 1611, by William 
Jordan ; with an English Translation by John 
Keigwin. Ed. by D. Gilbert, F.E.S., F..S.A. 
Lond., printed for J. B. Nichols... sold by Tre- 
goning, Truro; Vigurs, Penzance, 1827, 8°. 

Note. — Preface pp. i-viii. The Creation, pp. 1-186. 
The First Chapter of Genesis, etc., in Cornish, vv. 187- 
237. 

Gwreans an bys. The Creation of the World, 
a Cornish mystery, edited with a translation and 
notes by Whitley Stokes. Published for the 
Philological Society, by A. Asher and Co., Ber- 
lin. [Berlin, printed by A. W. Schade, Stall- 
schreiberstr. 47,] 1863, 8«., pp. 1-208. 

Note. — This work forms a, portion of the Trans. 
PUlol. Soc, for 1884, but has a distinct title and pagi- 
nation. This is " The Creation " re-edited and again 
translated. Mr. D. Gilbert's edition is so full of errors 
that it is of comparatively little value. 

JOSE, John. b. 1800. d. Breage. 

A Selection of Sacred Poetry composed by John 
Jose, Lizard, CornwaU. Helston : printed by R. 
Woolcock, printer and bookbinder, 1861, 12o 
pp. 12. 



JPOLPEEEOC, pseud i.e.. Couch, Jonathan. 
Note. — Jpolperroc stands for J. C. (of) Polperro. 

JUKES, Joseph Beete, M.A., F.E.S. b. near 
Birmingham, 10 Oct., 1811. d. Dublin, 29 
July, 1869. 

Notes on parts of South Devon and Cornwall, 
with remarks on the true relations of the old 
red sandstone to the Devonian formation. Joum. 
Roy. Geol. Soc. of Ireland, ii, pt. i, (1867-68). 

JULYAN, Nicholas Bice /'eld. son of John 
Julyan). b. Penzance, 1797. d. Penzance, 
Nov., 1850. bur. Wesley Eock Cemetery, 
Madron. 

Note. — Mr. Julyan took some part in writing the 
" Canorum Conclave." See Harvey, John. 

JUNIUS, pseud, i.e., Edmonds, T. R. 



K. 

K. A. J. K. i.e., A. J. Kempe. 

KAPPA, pseud, i.e., Penneck, Rev. H. 

KAEKEEK, William Floyd (son of Geo. 
Karheeh). Secretary of Cornwall Agricultural 
Association, b. Truro, 1802. d. Pentreve, 
Truro, 25 June, 1858. bur. St. Mary's Burial 
Ground, cf. The Veterinarian, xxxi, 478-80^ 
(1858). 

The Veterinarian; a monthly journal of 
Veterinary Science. Lond., Longman, 1828-72, 
80. 

Note. — Mr. Karkeek was one of the Editors of this 
Journal from 1833 to 1841. 

An Essay on Artificial and other Manures. 
Prize Essay of Cornwall Agricultural Soc. By 
W. F. Karkeek, Veterinary Surgeon. Truro, E. 
Heard; Lond., Longman, 1844, S"., pp. 23. . 

An Essay on Fat and Muscle. Prize Essay. 
Joum. Roy. Agric. Soc. of England, v, 245-66, 
1845. [Eeprinted. Lond., 1844, 8"., pp. 24.] 

On the Farming of Cornwall. Prize Eeport. 
With Map. ih., vi, 400-62, 1845. [Eeprinted. 
Lond., Clowes, 1846, 8°., pp. 66.] 

Diseases of Cattle and Sheep caused by Mis- 
management. Prize Essay. i5., xi, 541-58, 1850. 
[Eeprinted. Lond., W. Clowes and Sons, 1851, 
8"., pp. 20.1 

On the Hereditary Diseases of Horses and 
Cattle. , Joimi. Bath and JF. E. Soc, ii, 157-71, 
1854. [Reprinted. Lond., Ridgway, 1854, 8"., 
pp. 16. J 

Fermented Food for Cattle and Pigs. Report 
of a visit to the farm of Mr. Richard' Davey, of 



KEIGWIN. 



281 



KELE. 



KAEEEEK, William Floyd. (Oon.). 

Polsew Farm, near Truro, ib., v, 314-17, 
(1857); vi, 338-42, (1858). 

An Essay on the future existence of the Brute 
Creation. MSS. 

On the naetamorphoses of matter in the 
mineral, vegetable, and animal kingdoms, having 
especial reference to agriculture. MSS. 

An historical account of the horse. MSS. 

Papers on Agricultural subjects read before 
the Probus Farmers' Club. MSS. 

Note. — The above MSS. are penes the author's son, 
Mr. Paul Quick Karkeek, The Ferns, Torquay. 

K^EBLE, Eev. John (son of Rev. J. Keble). V. 
of Hursley, 1835-66. h. Fairford, Gloucester- 
shire, 25 Apl., 1792. d. Bournemouth, 29 
Mch., 1866. 
A Memoir of the Eev. J. Keble, M.A., late 

Vicar of Hursley, by the Right Honorable Sir J. 

T. Coleridge, D.C.L. Oxford and Lond., Parkers, 

1869, 80., 10/6. 

Note. — Mr. Keble visited Corn-wall several times. 
See Hedgeland, Eev. P., ante p. 227. 

KEELDAR, Shirley, pseud, i.e., Miss Ely. 

" The Winding "Wye." A Song. The music 
by Shirley Keeldar. The words by J. Harris. 
Lond., Augener, [1863,] foL, 2/-. 

KEIGWIN FAMILY. 

Pedigree of the Keigwin Family, n.p. or d., 
s. sh. M., penes Miss John, Penzance, June, 1872- 

KEIGWIN, p Richard, who d. 1636.] 

Epigram: Mr. Kedgwyn. Manningham's Diary 
(Camden Soc., 1868), p. 2. 

KEIGWIN, Rev. James Philip (son of Rev. J. 

J. Keigwin, of Wadham College, Founder's kin.). 

b. lUogan Rectory, 31 Dec, 1811. 

The Excellency of the Church of England. A 
farewell sermon, preached in the Chapel of Saint 
Mary the Virgin, at Portreath, in the Parish of 
niogan, on Sunday evening, Sept. 3, 1843. By 
J. P. Keigwin, M.A., Fellow of Wadham College, 
Oxford, and late Curate of lUogan, Cornwall. 
Published by request. Exeter, P. A. Hannaford : 
Lond., Rivington, 1843, 8"., pp. 25, 6d., or 4/6 
per doz. 

The Promotion of Unity, a Christian Duty. 
A Sermon preached in St. Andrew's Church, 
Isle of Cumbrae. By J. P. Keigwin, Incumbent 
and Canon of Cumbrae. Lond., J. Masters; 
Millport, D. Wishart, 1865, 8"., pp. 21, 4d. _ 

The Sabbath, and the Lord's Day. [A review 
of Dr. Hesse/s Bampton-Lectures.] The Scottish 
Guardian, iii, 3-13; 49-61 ; 141-57, (1866). 



KEIGWIN, John {only son of Martin Keigwin). 
b. Mousehole. bapt. Paul, 7 Jan., 1641-. d. 
Mousehole, 1710? 

Mount Calvary or the history of the passion, 
death, and resurrection of our Lord and Saviour 
Jesus Christ (as it may be conjectured) some 
centuries past, interpreted in the English Tongue, 
in the year 1682. By J. Keigwin, Gent. Edited 
by D. Gilbert, F.R.S., F.S.A., etc. Lond., printed 
for Nichols and Son. . .also by Tregonning, Truro, 
and Vigurs, Penzance, 1826, 8". 

Note. — Introduction, pp. v-x. Memoir of J. Keigwin 
by Sir N. H. Nicolas, pp. xi-xviii. Extract from Mr. 
Sea-wen's " Observations," pp. xix-xxii. The Translator's 
Advertisement, 1-2. Mount Calvary, 3-91. Protest of 
Bishops in Britain, p. 92. First Chapter of Genesis in 
Cornish, pp. 93-95. Extract from Benedictus Abbas, p. 
96. Extract from Symmachus, pp. 97-98. The work is 
dedicated to Baron De Dunstanville. 

Copies of the JIM. are found at Lambeth, No. 806, 
ari. 17, (where the original is on one side, the transla- 
tion on the other) ; in Harl. MS., No. 1782, and in the 
Br. Museum AdJit. M^5'.28554,pp.24-49. An"Amended 
and corrected copy by W. H[als?] 1679-80," also occu- 
pies pp. 51-58 of the latter MS. Another copy is in 
the volume presented to the Bodleian Lib. by Ed-win Ley. 

Pascon Agan Arluth. [The Passion of our 
Lord.] A Middle Cornish Poem. Transcribed 
and translated from a British Museum MS., 
Harl. No., 1782, by Whitley Stokes. Trans, of 
Philol. Soc., 1860-61, Pt. i, App. pp. 1-100. 

Note. — This is the same poem that Davies Gilbert, 
edited and entitled " Mount Calvary." His edition is, 
however, so full of errors that it is of little value. 

The Creation of y' World. . .by Mr. W. Jordan 
...translated into English verbatim by Mr. J. 
Keigwyn. MS. See Jordan William. 

Letter from J. Keig-win to W. Gwavas, 1693. 
Br. Museum Addit. MSS. 28,554, pp. 139-40. 

KEIGWIN, Margaret (dau. of John Oiffard, 
of Brightley, Devon, and vnfe firstly of John 
Keigwin, of Mousehole, son of Will. Keigwin, 
and secondly of Sir E. Yonge). bapt. 6 Sept., 
1646. bur. Huish, Somerset, 1692. 
Poems by Mrs. M. Keigwin. (Communicated 

by Clionas, i.e.. Sir N. H. Nicolas). Gefit. Mag., 

xcvii, pt. i, 32, (1827). 

KEKEWICH, Peter, of Catch French, in St. 

Germans 1 

Sheriffs cravings of P. Kelkwick, and Jno. 
Lampen, Sheriffs of Cornwall, 1650. Sir T. 
Phillipps' MSS. 15,629. 

KELK, Rev. Thomas. Wesleyan Minister in 
Cornwall, b. 1767. d. Birmingham, 12 Nov., 
1836. cf. Wesleyan Methodist Ma,g., Ix, 77, 708, 
(1837). 

K K 



KELTNACK. 



282 



KEMPTHOENE. 



KELE, Eev. Thomas. (Con.). 

On a Sermon preached before the Visitation 
Court, at Truro, by the Eev. Thomas Carlyon. 
By T. Kelk. 1809, 8°. 

Remarks on the necessity of divine inspira- 
tion. By T. Kelk. 1809, 8°. 

The Life and Death of Mr. John Eeed, (1804). 
q.v. 

The Pro^■idence of God asserted. Singular 
Preservation of a Mariner. Helston, 3 Jan., 
1805. Methodist Mag., xxxviii, 314-22, (1805). 

Account of Mrs. Barnicott who died at Fal- 
mouth, 1815, aged 71. ib., xxxviii, 368-69. 

The Grace of God manifested. Memoirs of 
the experience and death of a converted back- 
slider, [i.e., J. Blewett, who was I. Gwithian, 
1760, d. 26 Apl., 1805.1 ih., xxxix, 512-17, 
(1806). 

Memoir of Mr. T. Mitchel, (1808). q.v. 

The Grace of God manifested, in an account 
of Mrs. Hitchins, (1808). q.v. 

KELK, Eev. 'William (son of the ijreceding). 
b. Launceston, 1795. d. Southport, 27 Feb., 
1866. 

Our Chapel debts : a Contribution towards 
Wesleyan Economical Reform. By the Eev. W. 
Kelk. Manchester, 1852, 8°., pp. 64. 

KELLOW, Mk., of Fowey. 
Satire on Eev. John Enty. q.v. 

KELLY AND Co. 

Post Office Directory of Devon and Cornwall. 
The Maps engraved expressly for the work, and 
corrected to the time of publication. Lond., 
printed and published by Kelly and Co., 1856, 
8°., 16/-. 

Note.— Each county has distinct pagination. Corn- 
wall with Map, pp. X and 234. 

KELLY, Captain Thomas, of Trewint, near 
Liskeard. 

Letter to Capt. T. Kelly from Bishop Tre- 
lawny, dated June 20, 1 687. Atterbury's Miscell. 
Works, (1783-90), iv, 328-32. 

Note.— The original of this letter was, in 1784, 
penes Dr. Ducarel, in 1787, penes E. Gongh. 

KELLY, Thomas, of Yealmpton. b. Plymouth. 
Celtic Eemains on Dartmoor. Plate. Journ 
R.I.C., Oct. 1866, pp. 125-28. 

KELYNACK, Mary (dau. of Nkholas Tresize 
and wife of Will. Kelynack). b. Tolcarne 
Madron, 1776. d. Dock-lane, Penzance, 5 
Dec, 1855. bur. St. Mary's Churchyard, cf 
Memoir, with portrait, lllust. Lond. iVews, (where 



KELYNACK, Maey. (Con.). 

she is called Callinack), xix, 522, (1851) ; Trans- 
actions of Loggerville Literary Society, (with 
portrait), p. 111. 

Aunt Mavor's Picture Books for little readers. 
[No. I.] The old Cornish Woman, [Mary Kely- 
nack.] 8 coloured plates. Lond., G. Eoutledge and 
Co. n.d., [1853,] 4°., pp. 8, 1/-. 

NoTE.^ — Mary Kelynack walked to London in 1851 
to visit The Exhibition and was presented to the Queen 
and Prince Albert and to the Lord Mayor. 

KELYNACK, William. See Gwavas, Will. 

KEMP, Arthur (eld. son of Nicholas Kemp, of 
Eosteagtie, in Gerrans). 

Grant to A. Kemp, Gent., of the privelege of 
taking whales, crampoes, or bottle nose whales 
in the Seas adjoining the Counties of Devon and 
Cornwall, 20 July, 1707. Harl.-MSS. 2263, art. 
63 ; 30th Hep. of Dep. Keeper of Becords, p. 424. 

KEMP, Eev. George, Minister at Penwerris 
Chapel; then V. of St. Allen, Oct., 1840 to 
1842. 6. Exeter, 1800. d. St. Allen, 26 June, 
1842. bur. 29 June, cf Gent. Mag., xviii, 216, 
(1842). 

Sermons. By the late Eev. G. Kemp, B.A., 
Vicar of St. Allen, Cornwall. Lond., Smith and 
Elder, 1842, 12"., pp. xvi and 283. List of 
Subscribers. 

Note.— Preface dated 1 Nov., 1842, and signed 
Eichard B. Kinsman. 

KEMPE, Alfred John, F.S.A. (only son of 
John Kempe, Bullion Porter in H.M. Mint. d. 
1823;. b. London, 1785. d. Stamford Villas, 
Fulham, 21 Aug., 1846. cf. Gent. Mag., xxvi, 
546-48, (1846). 

Memoirs of Capt. Nicholas Kempe, E.N., and 
the Kempe family. Gent. Maq., xcix, 85-87, 
(1829). 

On the Cromlechs and British Monuments of 
Cornwall. Distinctions of Cromlechs and Kist- 
veans. ib., ciii, pt. i, 11-14, (1833). 

Some account of a visit to the battle field of 
Stratton and the tomb of Sir B. Granville, at 
Kilkhampton. By A. J. Kfempe.] ib., xxiv, 35- 
42, (1845). L r J , 

Note.— A. J. Kempe was the author of very nume- 
rous works on Antiquarian subjects. 

KEMPE, Captain Nicholas, E.N. (eld. son of 
Samuel Kempe, of Carclew). b. 1757. d. Bridg- 
end, South Wales, 1829. cf Gent. Maq., xcix, 
pt. ii, 85-87, (1829). 

KEMPTHOENE, Capt. George Borlase, 
E.N. (eld. son of Jas. Kemptho^-ne). b. Helston, 
21 Aug., 1819 ? d. Jersey, 22 March, 1870. 



KENDALL. 



283 



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KEMPTHOENB, Capt. G. B. (Con.). 

Notes made on a survey along the eastern 
shores of the Persian Gulf, in 1828. Geographical 
Soc. Joum., V, 263-85, (1835). 

Description of the Frankincense-tree as found 
near Cape Gardafui on the Somali coast. Phar- 
maceut. Joum., iv, 37-38, (1845). 

A narrative of a voyage in search of the crew 
of the ship " Charles Eaton " performed in the 
year 1836. Bombay, Geogr,Soc. Trans., Vui, 210- 
35, 365-82, (1849). 

KEMPTHOENE, John, M.RC.S. (2ni son of 
Jas. Kem/pthome). b. Kirland, near Bodmin, 
26 Oct., 1821. 

Case of successful Ovariotomy. Lancet, ii, 
308-9, (1868). 

KEMPTHOENE, Capt. William, R.N. b. 
Penryn. d. Exeter, 1835. cf. Gent. Mag., iv, 
91, (1835) ; Annual Biog. for 1836, p. 427 ; 
MarshalVs Royal Naval Biog. Suppl., pt. iv, 
pp. 114-16. 

KEMYS, EoGER. 

Collection of Gloucestershire. . .and Devon and 
Cornwall pedigrees. SirT. PhUUpps' MSS. 13,391 
and 13,433. 

KENDALL, Charles, of Exeter (2nd son of 
Archdeacon Nicholas Kendall), bapt. Sheviock, 
Mch., 1690. bur. St. Lawrence, Exeter, 1731. 

Pietas Univ. Oxon...Eegin8e Annas. Oxon., 
1714, 4°. 

Note. — Contains Sonnet by " Car. Kendall, Coll. 
Onm. Anim. Soo. Prob." 

KENDALL, George. A Cornish Gentleman, 
implicated in the first conspiracy against James 
I, in June and July, 1603. cf Dodd's Ch. Hist. 
(Tierne^s ed., 1841), App. vol. iv, pp. iv, xiv, 
xli-xliii. 

Note. — G. Kendall was justly suspected by his 
comrades of giving intelligence of the Conspiracy to the 
Government. 

KENDALL, Eev. George, D.D. (eld. son of 
Geo. Kendall, of Cofton). Devonshire Fellow 
of Ex. Coll., 1630-47; E. of Blisland, 26 
Nov., 1643, deprived, 1655; E. of St. Bene- 
dict, Gracechurch St., London, 1656?; Pre- 
bendary of Exeter, 8 Feb., 16|f, deprived, 
1655, restored, 1660, deprived, 1662; E. of 
Kenton, 1660, deprived, 1662. b. Cofton, 
Dawlish, Devon, 1610. d. Cofton, 19 Aug., 
1663. cf Walker's Sufferings, pt. ii, p. 31 ; 
Palmer's Nonconformist Memorial, i, 377 ; Blis^ 
Wood, iii, 638-40; Memoirs of J. Evelyn, 



KENDALL, Eev. Geoeqe, D.D. (Con.). 

(1870), p. 230; Rev. Geo. D'Oyl^s Ufe of W. 
Bancroft, Arch.-Bp. of Canterbury, (1821), i, , 
66 ; Rose. 

Collyrium, or an Ointment to open the Eyes 
of the poor Cavaliers. 

Note. — This work which Anthony A. Wood states 
he never had seen, was published after the Cavaliers 
had been defeated in the West by the forces belonging 
to the parliament. 

©EOKparia; or a vindication of the Doctrine 
commonly received in the Eeformed Churches 
concerning Gods intentions of special grace and 
favour to his elect in the death of Christ as also 
his prerogative power... from the attempts lately 
made against it, by Master John Goodwin, in his 
book entitiiled Eedemption Eedeemed...By G. 
Kendall, B.D., sometimes Fellow of Exeter Col., 
in Oxford. Lond., printed by Tho. Eatcliffe and 
Edw. Mottershed, 1653, fol. 

Note. — Prefixed to the volume is (inter alia) An 
Address to Dr. Whichcote and Heads of Colleges, etc., 
in Cambridge, dated " Blisland, near Bodmyn, in Corn- 
wall, Septemb. 14, 1652," and An Address to the Eector 
and Fellows of " Exeter-CoUedg, in Oxford," dated 
"Blisland, near Bodmyn, in Cornwall, Sept. 15, 1652." 

The reduction of a Digressor; or Eich. 
Baxter's reply to Mr. George Kendall's Digres- 
sion in his book against Mr. Goodwin. Lond., 
printed by A. M. for Thomas Underhill, at the 
Anchor and Bible, in Pauls Church-yard... 1654, 
sm. 4"., pp. 326 and 2-|- sheets unpaged. 

Eich. Baxter's apology against the modest ex- 
ceptions of Mr. T. Blake and the digression of 
Mr. G. Kendall, etc. Lond., printed by A. M. for 
Thomas Underhill, at the Anchor and Bible, in 
Pauls Church-yard... 1654, 4". Preface apolo- 
getical and Contents unpaged; then pp. 1-155, 
with postscript unpaged. 

AiaTpiBn TTE^i iraiio-Ba'xrKriA.ou, or a considers^ 
tion of Infant Baptism. . .Together with a Digres- 
sion in answer to Mr. Kendall, from pag. 143 to 
the end. By J[ohn] H[orne] an unworthy ser- 
vant of Jesus Christ and Preacher of the Gospel 
to the Congregation at Lin Alhallows. Lond., 
printed by J. M. for H. Cripps and L. Lloyd, 
and are to be sold at their shop in Popes-head 
Alley, neer Lombard-Street, 1654, sm. 4°., pp. 
160. 

Sancti Sanciti, or the common doctrine of the 
perseverance of the Saints as who are kept by 
the power of God through Faith unto Salvation, 
vindicated from the attempts lately made against 
it by Mr. John Goodwin, in the Digression of 
his book which he was pleased to entitle Ee- 
demption Eedeemed...As also an appendix in 
answer to Master Home, goring all University- 



KENDALL. 



284 



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KENDALL, Eev. Geobqe, D.D. (Con.)- 

Learning. By G. Kendall, B.D...Lond., printed 
by Tho. Ratcliffe and Edw. Mottershed, 1654, 
fol. 

Note. — Prefixed is (inter alia) an address " Ad 
almam matrem Academiam Oxoniensem," dated " Datum 
ex olaustris meis in terra beata Cornub. pridie kalend. 
Sep., MDCLIII," and an epistle Dedicatory to Dr. 
Whichoot and Heads of Colleges, in Cambridge, dated 
"Blisland, near Bodmin, in Cornwall, Sept. 3, 1653." 

Triumviri, or the genius, spirit, and deport- 
ment of three men, Mr. Eic. Eesbury, Mr. John 
Pawson, and Mr. G. Kendall, in their late writings 
against the free grace of God in the redemption 
of the world. [By John Goodwin.] Lend., 1658, 

Note. — Written in reply to the preceding worj£. 

The Pagan Preacher Silenced. Or an answer 
to a treatise of Mr. John Goodwin, entituled The 
Pagans Debt and Dowry... By Obadiah Howe, 
A.M., and Pastor of Horne-castle, in Lincoln- 
share. With a verdict on the Case depending 
between Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Howe by the 
learned George Kendal, D.D...Lond., printed by 
Th. Maxey for John Eothwell, at the Fountain 
and Bear, in Cheap-side, 1655, sm. 4" 

Note. — The "Verdict" occupies eleven pages and 
is dated " Feb. 6, 1654." 

Fur pro Tribunali, Examen Dialogismi cui 
inscribitur FurPraedestinatus. Accesserunt Oratio 
de doctrina Neo-Pelagiana habita Oxonii in 
Comitiis Julii^ ix, MDCLIV, CI. V. G. Tuissii 
Vita et Vindicise k Calumniis et sophismatis 
Francisci Annati Jesuitee, etc. Auctore Georgio 
KendaUo, S.T.D. Oxon. Excudebat Hen. Hall 
...Impensis Tho. Eobinson. MDCLVH, 8°. 

Note. — A sheet and a half unpaged ; then Eur pro 
tribunali, pp. 1-269; Oratio, &c., pp. 1-219. Written in 
answer to a treatise called " Fur Prsedestinatus," for 
many years supposed to have been written by Arch- 
bishop Bancroft and others, but now believed to have 
been written by Henry Statius, and to have first ap- 
peared anonymously in Holland. 

Musarum Oxoniensium pro Eege suo soteria. 
Oxon., 1633, 4°. 

Note. — Contains verses by " G. Kendall, B.A., 
Fellow Exeter Coll." 

Order of the House of Commons, appointing 
G. Kendall lecturer at Hemel Hempstead, 22 
August, 1642. Tanner MSS. (Bodl. Uh.j 63, art. 
66. 

KENDALL, Col. James, M.P. for Lostwithiel, 
1704-1710 (younger brother of Thomas Kendall, 
of Killigarth, Talland). Governor of Barba- 
does, 1689-94; Lord of the Admiralty, 1696- 
99. d. London, 10 July, 1708, aged 60. 



KENDALL, Col. James, M.P. (Oon.). 

Letter from J. Kendall, Governor of Barba- 
does to the Earl of Rochester, 3 March, 1692- 
93. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS. 15,895, fol. 11. 
Printed in Corresp. of Henry Hyde, Earl of Clar- 
endon, etc., (1828), ii, 341-42. 

Victorious Love. A Tragedy acted at the 
Theatre Eoyal, 1698. By William "Walker. Lond., 
1698, 40. 

Note. — Dedicated to Col. James Kendall. 

KENDALL, John. 

Grant of the Advowson of the Deanery of 
St. Buryan for one turn to J. Kendall, Secretary, 
and T. Otter. Harl. MSS. 433, art. 1373. 

KENDALL, Eev. John Henry (son of Rev. G. 
Kendall), V. of Treneglos and Warbstow, 
1857-62. b. 1805. d. Treneglos, 29 Aug., 
1862. cf Gent. Mag., xiii, 504, (1862). 

KENDALL, Mary (dau. of Thomas Kendall, of 
Killigarth J. h. Westminster, 8 Nov., 1677. d. 
Epsom, 4 March, 1709-10. bur. Westminster 
Abbey, cf. Darts Westminster,!, 184; Stanley's 
Westminster, (1868), p. 323. 

KENDALL, Col. Nicholas {son of Walter Ken- 
dall). Eecorder of Lostwithiel. Killed at siege 
of Bristol, July, 1643. cf. Clarendon Hist, of 
Bebellion, (ed. 1819), ii, 397. 

KENDALL, Eev. Nicholas, D.D. (eld. son of 
Bernard Kendall, of Lostwithiel). V. of Lan- 
livery, 1681-1739; E. of Sheviock, 1693- 
1739; Canon of Exeter, 23 Jan., 16|| to 1739; 
Archdeacon of Totnes, 28 July, 1713 to 1739. 
6. 28 Jan., 16ff. d. Exeter, 3 Mch., 17|g. hw. 
Exeter Cathedral, 7 Mch. cf. Atterbury's Mis- 
cell. WorJcs, (1783-90), i, 175, etc.; Sidney's Mfe 
of Walker, (1838), p. 4; Bliss' Wood, (Fasti), 
iv, 360, 370. 

Sermon preached at the Assizes held for the 
County of Cornwall, at Launceston, 18 March, 
1685. By N. Kendall, A. M. Lond., R. Eoyston; 
Exeter, Geo. May, 1686, 4". 

Mr. Canon Kendall to Mr. Moyle on an in- 
scribed stone near Fowey. Gent. Mag., ix, 492- 
98, (1838). 

Verses by Dr. Kendall, Preb. of Exeter. Br. 
Museum, Addit. MSS. 25,679. 28 lines. 

KENDALL, Rev. Nicholas (yowngest son of 
Nicholas Kendall, of Pelyn). V. of Lanlivery, 
1815-44; V. of Talland, 1806-44; Incumb. 
of Lanhydrock, 1831-44. 6. 30 Sept., 1782. 
d. Lanlivery, 29 Apl., 1844. cf. Oent. Mag., 
xxii, 102, (1844). 



KENNALL. 



285 



KEYS. 



KENDALL, Eev. Nicholas. (Con.). 

Wesleyan Methodism defended against an In- 
vidious Distinction made by the Eev. N. 
Kendall in reading the Burial Service over an 
infant baptized in the Wesleyan Chapel. By 
James Blackett. Lond., J. Man; St. Austell, 
J. H. Drew, 1822, 8"., pp. 20. 

KENDALL, Nicholas, M.P. for East Cornwall, 
] 852-68 (eld. son of Rev. Chas. Kendall, V. of 
Talland, who d. 1806J. Police Magistrate at 
Gibraltar, 1868. b. 22 Dec, 1800. 
Minutes of evidence taken before the Com- 
missioners appointed to inquire into the condi- 
tion of all mines in Great Britain to which the 
provisions of the Act, 23 and 24 Vict., c. 151, 
do not apply with reference to the health and 
safety of persons employed in such mines. 
Lend., G. E. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, 1864, 
fol., pp. 529 and 466. 

Note. — Amongst the Commissioners were N. 
Kendall, Jolm St. Aubyn, and Eich. Davey. 

KENDALL, William {2nd son of Nicholas and 
Loveday 1 Kendall). 

Instructions given by King Henry 8 to John 
Becket, the Usher, and John Wrothe, the 
Sewer of his Chamber, relative to their journey 
into Cornwall for the purpose of apprehending 
William Kendall; also [instructions given to] 
Sir William Courteney, Sir Thomas Denys and 
Thomas Arundell as to Kendall's late behaviour. 
Earl. MSS., 296, art. 16, fol. S6 b. [Printed by 
Sff N. H. Nicolas in Archceol, xxii, 20-25, 1829.] 

Erney Polpever and Lanloo, in Cornwall, pro- 
perty of W. Kendall....*., 607, art. 352. 

KENDRICK, James, M.D. (son of Jos. Ken. 

drick, M.D.). b. Warrington, 7 Nov., 1809. 

Seal of John Basset as Vice-Admiral of Corn- 
wall. Archceol. Journ., xx, 78, (1863). 

KENNALL, Eev. John, LL.D., V. of Gwennap, 
27 Apl., 1550; Archdeacon of Oxford, 1561 ; 
Canon of Exeter, 15- - to 1592. d. Exeter, 
1592. Will proved, 22 Apl., 1592. cf Bliss' 
Wood, (Fasti), ii, 141, 164, 166; Carew's Corn- 
wall, (ed., 1811), pp. 151, 171. 
John Kennall, of Trewarthery, his deputation 
to John Kennall, LL.D., his brother, for the sale 
of Cassington, 23 Eliz., with the assignment of 
the said reversion to James PoUexfen, 24 Eliz. 
Hargrave MSS., Br. Museum, 302, art. 14 and 15. 

KENNALL, John (bro. of preceding;. 

The grants of Spillesbery and Cassington in 
reversion to J. Kennall, of Trewartheire, in co. 
of Cornwall, 10 EUz.' Ea/rgrave MSS., Br. 
Museum, 302, art. 12. See also Kennall, Eev. 
John, LL.D. 



KENRIOK, Eev. John, M.A. 

Unitarianism the Essence of Vital Christianity: 
A Sermon preached at George's Meeting, Exeter, 
July 10, 1817, before the Members of the 
Western Unitarian Society, and of the Devon 
and Cornwall Association, 1817. By J. Ken- 
rick, M.A. Lond., printed by E. and A. Taylor, 
Shoe Lane. ..1817, 12",, pp. 48, 1/-.— 2nd ed. 
Lond., Taylor, 1818, 12°., pp. 48, 1/-.— 3rd ed. 
Bristol, printed for William Browne, 1836, 12o., 
6d. 

KENT, Thomas. 6. Padstow, 1777. d Padstow, 
11 May, 1861. 

On the Antiquities in the neighbourhood of 
Padstow. Hep. B.I.G., 1858, p. 24. 

Inscribed Stone near Padstow, Cornwall. 
ArchcBol. Journ., ii, 77, (1846). 

Chinese Seal found near Padstow. ib., vii, 
403, (1850). 

KESSEL, Eev. Andrevst, Independent Minister 
at Penzance, 1791-94. d. 27 Apl, 1802, 
aged 76. 

The living and almost dying experience of 
Andrew Kessel, late Minister of the Gospel in 
Penzance. Truro, 1800, 4«>. 

KEVILL, Thomas, Steward to Francis, Lord 
De Dunstanville. b. 1736. d. Trevenson, 
Illogan, 28 June, 1798. 

Eeply to a circular letter of A. Young's, 
dated Illogan, 4 Dec, 1795. Young's Annals of 
Agriculture, xxvi, 135-6, (1796). 

KEYS, Isaiah Waterloo Nicholson {son of 
Elias Keys), b. Devonport, 12 Mch., 1818. 
Flora of Devon and Cornwall, by Isaiah W. 

N. Keys, Curator of Botany in the Plymouth 

Institution and Devon and Cornwall Natural 

History Society. 

Note. — Part i. Eanunoulaoeffi — Geraniaoes. An- 
nual Rep. and Trans, of Plymouth Instit. and D and 
C.N.H. Soc, 1865-66, pp. 21-69. 

Part ii. Balsaminaoese — Umbelliferse. ib., 1866- 
67, pp. 109-181. 

Part iii. Hederaoese — Compositaj. ib., 1867-68, 
pp. 41-83. 

Part iv. Campanulaceffi — Scrophulariaoeae. ib., 
1868-69, pp. 99-144. 

Part V. Labiatffi— Chaiaces. ib., 1868-69, 179-304. 

Each of the above 5 parts was reprinted for private 
circulation at the same time with the Eeport of the 
Institution and with the same type except that the pages 
were numbered differently, the pages of the 5 parts 
being numbered continuously from 1 to 330. The first 
three of these reprints have each of them at the foot 
of the paper cover, " Plymouth, Isaiah W. N. Keys, 
52, Bedford Street." The last two of them have " Ply- 
mouth, Printed by I. W. N. Keys and Son, Bedford 
Street." 



KILLIGERW. 



286 



EILLIGREW. 



KEYS, Isaiah Wateeloo Nicholson. (Con.). 

Plants found in Devonshire and Cornwall in 
addition to those contained in Jones' " Flora De- 
voniensis," and in art. Hi, pt. i of the " Phyto- 
logist." Phytologist, iii, 1,022-24, (1850). 

KIDD, John, M.D., Regius Professor of Medi- 
cine, at Oxford, h. Westminster, 1775. d. 
Oxford, 17 Sept., 1851. 

Analysis of a new mineral found in Cornwall. 
Nicholson, Journ., xiv, 134-40, (1806); Oehlen 
Journ., [Berlin,] iv, 340-45, (1807); Gilhert, 
Annal, xxv, 458-66, (1807). 

KILLIGEEW FAMILY, cf. Gent. Mag., Ixxxvii, 
pt. ii, 131, (1817); N. and Q., 1 S., i, 28.3, 
(1850); 3 S., xi, 235, (1867); Tanner MSS., 
(Bod. Lib.), 257, foL, 177 ; Archmologia, xviii, 
99-100, (1817); M. A. Lower's Curiosities of 
Heraldry, -p-p. 309, etseq; H. Walpole's Anec- 
dotes of Painting, (1849), ii, 456. 

A History of the Killigrew family. MSS. 

Note. — The original is not known to exist, an ac- 
count of a copy is given in the following. 

The family of Killigrew. By R N. Worth, 
Plymouth. Journ. R.L.G., Apl., 1871, pp. 269- 
82. 

Letters of Killigrew and others. Sir T. Phillips' 
MSS., 4888. 

Petitions and papers of the time of the Common- 
wealth, etc., from Conway. . .Killigrew and others. 
ib., 7414. 

KILLIGEEW, Major. Killed near Bridgewater, 
1644. cf. Clarendon Hist, of Rebellion, (1849), 
iii, 414, [in chap, viii, sect. 114.] 



KILLIGREW, Ann (sister of Sir B.obert Killi- 
grew and first loife of George KirJce). cf. Court 
and Times of Charles I, (1848), i, 183. 

KILLIGREW, Anne fdau. of Sir Robert Killi- 
grew, who d. 1633). bapt. Hanworth, 7 Sept., 
1607. Drowned, 1641. 

On my Aunt, Mrs. A. K. Drown'd under 
London-Bridge, in the Queens Bardge, Anno 
1641. A Poem by Anne Killigrew. In "Poems 
by Mrs. A. Killigrew," (1686), p. 76. 

KILLIGREW, Anne (dau. of Rev. Henry Killi- 
grew, B.D.). Maid of Honour to the Duchess 
of York. b. St. Martin's Lane, London, 1660. 
d. Cloisters of Westminster Abbey, 16 June, 
1685. bur. St. John the Baptist's Chapel, in 
the Savoy, cf Bliss' Wood, iv, 623; Geo. 
BallardJs Mems. of British Ladies, (1775), pp. 
236-41; H. Walpole's Anecdotes of Painting, 
(1849), ii, 456-57, with portrait ; H. Walpole's 



KILLIGREW, Anne. (Con.). 

Works, Lives of the Painters, iii, 297 ; Memoirs 
of S. Pepys, (Bohn's ed., 1858), ii, 67 ; Strick- 
land's Lives of Queens of England, (1852), vi, 
152, 189-90; Grange?' s Biog. Hist.; Chalmers; 
Didot Univ. Biog. ; Biog. Univ. ; Rose. 

Poems by Mrs. AnneKilligrew. . . Lend., printed 
for Samuel Lowndes, over against Exeter Ex- 
change, in the Strand, 1686, 4°. Br. Museum. 

Note. — The Publisher to the Reader, 1 page, To 
the Pious Memory of. . .Mrs. A. Killigrew, by J. Dryden, 
11 pages,, Epitaph engraved on her tomb, 3 pages, The 
same turned into English, 3 pages. The text, pp. 1-100. 
The three odes, on pp. 85-100, are not by AnneKilligrew, 
but by an unknown author. A copy in the Manchester 
Free Lib., which belonged to King James II, contains a 
Portrait (engraved from a painting by herself), but there 
is no portrait in the copy in the Br. Museum. 

Lucretius : a poem against the fear of death. 
With an ode in memory of the accomplish'd 
young lady, Mrs. Ann Killegrew, excellent in 
the two sister arts of Poetry and Painting. [By 
John Dryden.] Lond., printed and sold by H. 
Hills, in Black-Fryars, 1709, 8o., pp. 16, Id. 

Note. — This Ode, which was much extolled by Dr. 
Johnson, will be found in " The Works of J. Dryden," 
(Sir W. Scott's ed.), xi, 102-12. 

Poems by eminent ladies, particularly Mrs, 
Barber... Mrs. Killigrew, etc. Lond., printed for 
R. Baldwin, at the Rose, in Paternoster Row, 
1755, 2 vols., 12". 

Note. — Miss Killigrew's Poems are contained in ii, 
1-14. 

KILLIGREW, Anne (eld. daughter of Sir Henry 
Killigrew and wife Istly, of Sir Hen. Neville, 
Knight, of Berks, and 2ndly, of Dr. George 
Carleton, Bp. of Chichester, 1619-28). 

A manudition to theology. Translated from 
the Latin of B. Keckermannus by Thomas Vicars. 
Lond., 1622, 8°. 

Note. — Dedicated to Mrs. Carleton. cf. Bliss' 
Wood, ii, 443. 

KILLIGREW, Barbara (? dau. of Sir Robert 
and Lady Barbara Killigrew). 

Receipt from B. Killigrew to Hon. Spencer 
Compton, for £37 10s., being a quarter of a 
year's pension. Dated 30 Aug., 1711. Br. 
Museum, Addit. MSS. 5755, fol. 

KILLIGREW, Catherine (ith dau. of Sir 
Anthony Cooke and wife of Sir Henry Killigrew, 
who d. 16§f). b. Giddy-Hall, Essex, 1530. d. 
ante 1590. bu/r. St. Thomas the Apostle, Vintry 
Yard, London, cf. Geo. Ballard's Mems. of 
British Ladies, (1775), pp. 142-46; Maitlamis 
London, ii, 1185; Kippis' Biog. Brit., (1789), 



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KILLIGBEW, Catherine. (Con.). 

iv, 99 ; Sir John Harington's " Orlando Furioso 
in English," (1591), p. 314, [in Book xxxvii] ; 
Edward Phillips' Theairum Poetarum, (1675), 
pp. 256, 258 ; Chambers' Booh of Days, i, 474; 
Chalmers; Rose. 

Verses to Mildred Cecil by her sister Catherine. 
Latin, with an English translation. MSS. C. C. C. 
Oxford, 316, fol. 23-41. Printed in Fuller's 
"Worthies," (1811), i, 348. 

KILLIGREW, Charles (son of Tom Killigrew, 
the elder). Master of the Revels, 1680, and 
one of the Managers of Drury Lane Theatre. 
bw. in the Savoy, 8 Jan., 17f|-. cf. Mal- 
colm's Anecdotes of Manners and Customs, pp. 
427,431 ; N. and Q., 1 S., i, 204, 219, (1850). 

Catalogus Librorum in omni fere scientia et 
facultate praestantium ; ex Bibliothecis Caroli 
Kilhgrew et Bartholomaei Beale, Armig... which 
will begin to be sold on Tuesday, the 7th day of 
December, 1725, by Fletcher Gyles, bookseller, 
over against Grey's Inn, in Holborn ; beginning 
at 9 in the morning, n.d., [1725,] 8"., pp. iv and 
107, 6d. Bod. Lib. 

C. Killigrew to Dr. H. Prideaux, thanking 
him for his "life of Mahomet," 1 May, 1697. 
Tanner MSS. (Bod. Lib.) 23, art. 10. 

Copy of Mr. Hargrave's observations in re- 
spect to the objection to the patent to [Thomas 
Kilhgrew] to act plays and operas granted by 
Charles the Second, in 1662, on the ground of 
merger and dormancy, March, 1693... with peti- 
tion from C. Killigrew to Queen Anne, [1707.] 
Br. Museum, Addit. MSS. 12,201. 

Two Letters from Col. R. Killigrew to his 
brother Charles Killigrew, at Somerset House, 
1706 and 1707. ib., 20,032, ff. 32-35. 

Two letters from Major Henry Killigrew to 
C. Killigrew, 1707. ib., 20,032, ff. 37, 40. 

Letter to C. Killigrew from [Cornet] Anto. 
Addison, relative to the effects left by Brig. 
Gen. KiUigrew on his death in action, 14 April. 
Dated Tortosa, 6 May, 1707. ib., 20,032, f. 39. 

Letter of Attorney to C. Killigrew empower- 
ing him to draw the pay for Brig. Gen. Killi- 
grew and his regiment; dated 17 Jan., 170|. 
ib., 20,032, f. 42. 

KILLIGREW, Charles, of Thornham Hall, 
Suffolk (son of preceding), d. 9 Mar., 1756. 
cf Gent. Mag., xxvi, 150, (1756). 

KILLIGREW, Charlotte (dau. of— Van Hess 
and second wife of Tom. Killigrew, the elder). 
Keeper of the Sweet Coffer for the Queen, 
May, 1662, and First Lady of the Queen's 
Privy Chamber, 4 June, 1662. 



KILLIGBEW, Chablotte. (Con.). 

Memorandum of £140 yearly rent due for the 
house of Mrs. Charlotte Killigrew, in Scotland 
Yard, taken for the use of Mrs. May, 1695. Br. 
Museum, Addit. MSS. 5751, £ 32. 

Madam Killigrew's case, being a statement of 
the claims of Charlotte, second wife of T. Killi- 
grew, respecting her marriage settlements, ib., 
20,032, f 44. 

Appointment of Madam C. Killigrew to the 
place of first lady of the Queen's privy chamber, 
4 June, 1662. ib., 20,032, t. 45. 

KILLIGREW, CiCiLY (dau. of Sir J. Crofts and 
wife of Thomas Killigrew, the elder), d. circa 

Sighes at the contemporary deaths of those 
incomparable sisters, The Countesse of Cleave- 
land, and Mistrisse Cicily Killegrve, Daughters 
of Sir John Crofts, Knight, of Saxom Hall, in 
the Countie of Suffolke, Deceased, and his noble" 
Lady now Hving. Breathed forth by F[rancis] 
Q[uarles.] Lond., printed by Tho. Cotes for N. 
Alsop, and are to be sold at the Angell, in 
Popes-head Alley, 1640, 12°., 8 leaves. A 1 
being blank. Br. Museum, Grenville Lib. 

On the Marriage of T[homas] K[illigrew] and 
C[ecilia] C[rofts,] the morning stormie. A Poem 
by Thos. Carew. In " The Poems of T. Carew. 
Printed for the Roxburghe Library," 1870, 4"., 
pp. 103-104. 

Epithalamia on the marriage of Lady Kath. 
Egerton to Mr. Wm. Custeen and Mrs. CeceHa 
Crofts to Mr. Thos. Killegrew. Sir T. Phillipps' 
MSS 4001. 

KILLIGREW, Dorothy (dau. of Sir Hen. Killi- 
grew, and wife of Sir Edward Seymour, 2nd 
Bart, of Berry PomeroyJ. Living 1600. cf. 
N. and Q., 2 S., viii, 207, (1859). 

KILLIGREW, Elizabeth {2nd dau. of Sir Hen. 
KiUigrew, and wife firstly, of Sir Jonathan Tre- 
lawney, who d. 1604, and secondly, of Sir Thos. 
Beynell, Knt., of Ogwell, Devon), cf N. and Q., 
2 S., viii, 206, (1859). 

KILLIGREW, Elizabeth (2nd dau. of Sir Hen. 
KiUigrew, and wife of Sir Nicholas Lower), b. 
1570. d. Clifton, Landulph, 6 June, 1638, 
bur. Landulph Church, cf N. and Q., 1 S., i, 
231, (1850). 

Note.— This lady, like the preceding, is usually 
stated to have been the second daughter of Sir Henry 
KiHigrew, hut it has been suggested that her baptismal 
name was Mary and that she was the third daughter 
of Sir H. Killigrew. 



KTLLIGEEW. 



KELLIGREW. 



KILLIGEEW, Elizabeth fird dau. of Sir 
Robert Killigrew, and wife of Francis Boyle, cr. 
Viscount Shannon, 1660.^ Maid of Honour, 1 638. 
d. London, 28 July, 1684. lur. Westminster 
Abbey, 4 Jan., 1680. cf. Gi-ammont's Mem. of 
Court of Charles II, {Bohn's ed.), p. 249 ; N. and 
Q., 4 S., vii, 258-9, (1871) ; AutoUog. of Mary, 
Countess of Warwick, (Percy Soc., 184:8) passim; 
J. B. Nichols' Collect. Topog. d Geneal., viii, 4 ; 
/. B. Nichols' To]]og. et Geneal., ii, 196; Cent. 
Mag., Ixxxii, pt. ii, 315, (1812). 

Note. — The Viscountess Shannon was mother, by 
King Charles 2nd, of Charlotte Jemima Henrietta Maria, 
who m. Istiy, James Howard, and 2iidiy. William 
Paston, 2nd Earl of Yarmouth, and dying 28 July was 
hur. Westminster Abbey, 4 Aug., 1684. ■ 

KILLIGEEW, Frances {eld. dau. of Sir Peter 
Killigrew, who d. 1704, and wife {in 1685) of 
Rich. Erisey). d. Mch., 1736. See Killigrew, 
Sir Peter. 

KILLIGEEW, Geoege [only son of Sir P. Killi- 
grew). Killed by Walter Vincent, Barrister- 
at-law, in a tavern at Penryn, 20 Mch., 1687. 
hur. Falmouth Church, cf. Journ. R.I.C., 1871, 
pp. 278-79. 

KILLIGEEW, Harry {son of Tom Killigrew, the 
elder J. bapt. St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, London, 
16 Apl., 1637. cf Memoirs of S. Pepys {Bohn's 
ed., 1858), ii, 478-79, iii, 196, 454, iv, 176- 
77; N. and Q., 3 S., xi, 235, (1867). 
Draught of a license to John [or Thomas] 

Price, to sue for debt, H. Killigrew, groom of 

the bed-chamber to Ghas. II, etc., etc., 1675. 

Rawlinson MSS., {Bod. Lib.) class A, 472, art. 1-5. 

KILLIGEEW, Sir Henry, Knt. (ith son of John 
Killigrew). M.P. for Launceston, 1 Mch., 
15f|, for Truro, 1571 and 1572; Teller of 
the Exchequer, 1562 ; Commander of New- 
haven, Oct., 1562; Ambassador to Germany, 
France, Scotland, The Palatinate, Frankfort, 
and the Low Countries ; Knighted in France 
by the Earl of Essex, 20 Nov., 1591. b. Ar- 
wenack? d. London, on or about 16 Mch, 
15§f. cf Dr. Birch's Mems. of Elizabeth, (1754), 
1, 197, 199; !>?-. Birch's Mems. of James I, vol. 
i, p. 4 ; J. Collins' Letters of Sir H. Sidney, 
(1746), i, 345; Coningsby's Siege of Rouen, 
pp. 8, 47, 78 ; The Bevereux, Earls of Essex, i, 
234, 239-40; Digges' Compleat Ambassador, 
p. 134, etc. ; Gabbema Illust. et clar. virorum 
Efistolm, (1669), pp. 588-89; /. Strype's 
Annals of Reformation, i, 554, etc. ; J. Strype's 
Life of Arch.-Bp. Parler, pp. 297-98 ■ /. 
Stryp^s Ufe of Sir T. Smith, (1820), pp. 106, 
116, 129; Corresp.of R. Dudley, Ea/rl of Ley- 



KILLIGEEW, SiK Henky, Knt. (Oon.). 

cester, (Ed. by J. Bruce for the Camden Soc 
1844), pp. 16, 26, 32, etc. ; Sir Jas. Melville's 
Memoirs, pp. 68-74, 115, 122; /F. Camden's 
Annates Elizahetha, Translated by R. N., (1635), 
p. 517; Cabala, (Brd. ed.), i, 162, ii, 50-63,' 
88 ; Leonard Howard's Letters, (1753), p. 184 ■ 
Life of Sir Peter Carew, p. 180; David Lloyd's 
State Worthies, (1766), i, 471-75; Lord Bray- 
brooke's Hist, of Audley End, (1836), p. 104 • 
B. Churton's Life of A. Nowell, Dean of St 
Paul's, (1809), pp. 253, 259; David Jardine 
on Torture, (1837), p. 91 ; E. Lodge's Life of 
Sir Julius Ccesar, p. 15; E. Lodge's Illusts. of 
Brit. Hist., ii, 23, 550; Prince's Worthies of 
Devon, (quarto ed.), p. 27 ; D. Lysons' Environs 
of London, iv, 194 ; Lysons' Devonshire, p. 145; 
Ellis' Letters, 3 S., iii, 375 ; Zurich Letters, i, 
57, 167, 290, ii, 174; Bliss' Wood, i, 700, ii, 
425 ; /. B. Nichols' Collect. Topog. et Geneal, 
viii, 206 ; Cooper's Ath. Cantab., ii, 345-49 • 
N. and Q., 1 S., i, 231, (1850), 2 S., viii, 207, 
(1859), xi, 17, (1861). 

The Eeformers of England and Germany. By 
H. Heppe, D.D., of Marburg. Lond., 1859, 12o. 

Note.— Contains (pp. 59-67, 169), the Summary of 
Sir H. Killigrew's instructions to attend the assembly 
of Eeformers, at Frankfort, 1569. 

Instructions given to H. Killigrew, Esquire, 
being sent into France to supply the place of 
F. Walsingham, Esquire, her Majesty's Ambas- 
sador, 1571. Harl. MSS., 36, art. 20, pp. 129- 
135; 260. art. 92, pp. 147-149, b. ; [MSS 
Camb. Univ. Lib., Gg., v, B&,art. 25, pp. 181-5; 
Br. Museum Addit. MSS., 2442, art. 21.] 

Lord Burleigh to... his Brother-in-Law, H. 
Killigrew. ib., 260, art. 95. 

Letter from H. Killigrew to the Earl of Lei- 
cester, 22 July, 1587. ib., 287, art. 19. 

Letter from H. Killigrew to Lord Burleigh 1 
30 June, 1588. ib., 287, art. 53. 

Letter from H. Killegrew to the same, 6 July. 
1588. ib., 287, art. 54. 

Instructions given to H. Killigrew to proceed 
to Scotland, August, 1572. ib., 289, art. 61, 62, 
63, 77, 81. ' > > > 



Advertisement from Norimbergue, in Ger- 
many, by Mr. Killigrew, July, 1569. Lansd. 
MSS. 11, art. 43. 

The Earl of Essex to Lord Burghley that he 
had unsuccessfully interceded with the Queen for 
Mr. Killigrew, but had obtained the Wardship 
of Mr. Morley, Nov. 14, 1587. ib., 53, art. 64. 

Mr. H. Killigrew to Lord Burghley concern- 
ing the services of Captain Bornstra, March 8, 
1590. ib., 66, art. 63. 



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KILLIGREW. 



KILLIGREW, Sm Heney, Knt. (Con.J. 

Minutes of a letter from Q. Elizabeth to the 
French King to give audience to Mr. H. Killi- 
grew, &c., 1591. ii., 94, art. 44. 

A note of such voyages as Mr. H. KilUgrew 
made for the service of the Queen and her 
Highness' realm, ib., 106, art. 31. [Printed in 
L. Howard's Collection of Letters, 1753, pp. 
184-88.] 

A Memorial for H. Killigree being sent from 
the Queen in message to the Queen of Scots, 
&c., 1566 to 1575. ib., 155, arts. 158-163. [Br. 
Museum, Addit. MSS. 2442, art. 64-7.] 



Instructions to Sir H. Killigrew, sent to 
Frederick Count Palatine, June 26, 1568. Cot- 
tonian MSS. JuHus, F VI, art. 35, Galba B XI, 
arts. 73 and 80 ; [MSS. Camb. Univ. Lib. Gg., 
V, 36, art. 24, pp. 173-9.] 

Mr. Killigrew's Instructions, sent to the 
Queen of Scots before her coming into England. 
ib., Caligula, B IV, art. 18, and B V, art. 16. 

H. Killigrew to Lord Barleigh on Scottish 
affairs. Edinburgh, October 28 and 31, 1572. 
ib., Caligula, B VIII, art. 90. 

H. Killigrew to Lord Burleigh with various 
news. Edinburgh, Sept. 29, 1572. ib., Caligula, 
C III, art. 155, et seq. 

Instructions and Letters to H. Killigrew. ib., 
Caligula, C IV, art. 1 , et seq. ; Caligula, C V, 
art. 16, et seq. 

H. Kilhgrew to Secretary Cecil, reports his 
voyage to and reception at Hamburgh. Ham- 
burgh, March 10, 1568. ib., Nero, B IX, art. 
38. 

Letters from H. Killigrew in Holland, 1587- 
88. ib., Galba, D I, arts. 48, 91 and 99 ; Galba, 
D III, art. 34 and 50. 

Queen Elizabeth to the States of the United 
Provinces, notifying her having recalled Mr. 
Killigrew, Nov. 16, 1588. ib., Galba, D III, art. 
93. 

A DeUberation of H. Killigrew and Eobert 
Beale, concerning the requisition from the States. 
[By R. Beale.] Lond., Aug., 1595. ib., Galba, 
D XI, art. 54. 



Copy of a letter from Robert Montgomery to 
Mr. Killigrew, Aug. 2, 1573. Br. Museum Addit. 
MSS. 3,199, art. 47. 

A Summary of events in Scotland from Feb., 
1572, to Jtune, 1573, whilst Mr. Killigrew was 
ambassador there, ib., 3,199, art. 49. 

Q. Elizabeth to the City of Hamburg, April 
22, giving notice of her sending H. Killigrew 
and Dr. Moilt to the Assembly at Frankfort. 
ib., 3,299, art. 18. 



KILLIGREW, Sir Henry, Knt. (Oon.). 

Extracts from Several Letters of Sir H. Killi- 
grew, 1571. ib., 4,105, art. 2. 

Instructions for Sir H. Killigrew, 1573. ib., 
4,106, art. 7. 

Lords of the Council to Sir J. Hawkins, Sir 
H. Killigrew... June 8, 1595, and answer thereto. 
ib., 4,113, art. 46, p. 119. . 

Warrant for impress to Sir H. Killigrew, em- 
ployed in the United Provinces, May, 1586. ib., 
5,753, ff. 247-48. 

Memorial for Sir H. Killigrew being sent to 
the Queen of Scots, 1566-74. ib., 5,935, ff. 
46, 158. 

Instructions to Sir H. Killigrew, sent to Frede- 
rick, the Palatine, 1568. ib., 5935, f. 166. 

Letter of Sir H. Kyllygrew to Sir J. Caesar, 
19 Aug., 1598. ib., 12,503. 



Letter from H. Killigrew to Robert Beale. 
Flushing, 25 July, 1587. Br. Museum, Egerton 
MSS., 1694, f. 151. 

Letter of Robert, Earl of Leicester, to H. 
Killigrew and R. Beale, 29 July, 1587. ib., 1694, 
f. 161. 

Sir F. Walsyngham to H. Killigrew. The 
Court, last day of July, 1587. ib., 1694, f. 163. 

Letter from H. Killigrew to the Earl of Lei- 
cester. The Hague, 12 Oct., 1587. ib., 1694, 
f. 165. 

Letters from A. Bacon to Sir H. Kilhgrew, 
1593-94. Lambeth MSS. 649, arts. 78, 98; 650, 
arts. 3, 4. 

Answers of Sir H. Killigrew and others to 
the Privy Council, 1595. ib., 651, art. 120. 

The Privy Council to Sir H. Killigrew and 
others, ib., 651, art. 124. 

Letter from H. Killigrew to- A. Bacon, ib., 
653, art. 156. 

Verses written by Mr. Kyllygrewe to my 
Ladye Cecylle. MSS. Camb. Univ. lAb., Ff., 
v-14. 

Note.— Lady Cecil, afterwards Lady Burleigh, was 
Sir H. Killigrew's wife's sister. 

An act for Mr. Killigrew to prepare shipping 
for transportation of 3 or 4 thousand men, etc. 
Yelverton MSS., (cf. Bernard's Cat. MSS., 16^, 

ii, 151). , „ 

An act given to Mr. Killigrew by the States, 

for his discharge upon delivery of his Excellen 

cie's resignation, ib. 

A memorial delivered to Mr. Kilhgrew by the 

Council of Estate, ib. 

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KILLIGBEW, SiK Henkt, Knt. (Con.). 

A remembrance of Mr. Killigrew and Mr. 
Beale. ih. [cf. Bernard's Cat. MSS., ii, 152.] 
A memorial of Mr. Killigrew. ib. 

Letter from Queen Elizabeth to Sir H. Killi- 
grew and Mr. Beale, 1 August, 1587. In vol. 
CXLIV of MSS. penes Lord Calihorpe, Grosvenor 
Square, London. 

Letter from Lord Burghley and Sir F. Wal- 
singliam to Sir H. Killegrew. ib. 

Memorials and instructions by Queen Eliza- 
beth for Mr. Henrie Killigree respecting his 
embassies into Scotland and France, 1566-75. 
MSS. penes Frederick Peake, Esq., of Bedford Bow, 
London. 



A letter from Sir H. Killigrew to his son-in- 
law, Sir Jonathan Trelawney, 1593. MSS. 
Trelawne. 

KILLIGREW, Rev. Henry, D.D. (Uh son of 
Sir Bobert Killigrew, who d. 1633). Preceptor 
to James II ; Prebendary of Westminster, 5 
July, 1660; R of Wheathamsted, 1660? re- 
signed, 1673; Master of the Savoy, 1667. 6. 
Hanworth, 11 Feb., 16^f. hapt. 16 Feb. d. 
14 Mch., -^f §^. cf. Langbaine's Lives of Dramatic 
Poets, (1699), p. 82; C. Dibdin's Hist, of the 
Stage, (1795), iv, 94-96; Walker's Suffer- 
ings, pt. ii, p. 290 ; /. P. Malcolm's Londin. 
Bedinvum, (1803), iii, 412-13, 420-21; D. 
E. Baker's Biog. Dram., (1812), i, 431-32 ; C. 
Lamb's English Dramatic Poets, (Bohiis ed.), p. 
456 ; Memoirs of S. Pepys, (Bohn's ed.), ii, 
67; Bliss' Wood, iv, 621-23; Halliwell's Did. 
of Old English Plays, (1860), pp. 57, 187; 
Chalmers ; Didot Nouvel. Biog. Univ. ; Biog. 
Univ. ; Bose ; N. Luttrell's Brief Hist. Relation, 
(1857), iv, 624; 1th Bep. of Dep. Keeper of 
Becords, App. p. 81. 

The Conspiracy, a tragedy as it was intended 
for the nuptialls of the Lord Charles Herbert 
and the Lady Villers. Written by Mr. Henry 
Killigraevv. Lond., printed by John Norton for 
Andrew Crooke, 1638, i°. 

Note. — Unpaged. The Introduction, 4 pages, The 
Prologue, 1 page. The text with epilogue B to I, K to 
N in fours. A surreptitious edition. This drama was 
written in 1634 for performance at the marriage of the 
eldest son of Philip, 4th Earl Pembroke, and Mary, 
only dau. of George Villiers, first Duke of Buckingham, 

Pallantus and Eudora, a tragoedie. Written 
by Mr. Henry Killigrew... Lond., printed for 
John Hardesty, at the Black-spread-eagle, in 
Duck-lane, 1653, fol. 



KILLIGBEW, Bev. Henkt, D.D. (Con.). 

Note. — This is "The Conspiracy" under another 
title. The Publisher to the Eeader, 1 page, (in which 
this is stated to be the author's edition and that " The 
Conspiracy " was an unauthorised edition of the same 
piece printed with numerous omissions and errors whilst 
the writer was in Italy). The Persons of the Play, 1 
page, the text, pp. 1-64. This tragedy was produced at 
Black-Friers, in 1638, with great applause, having 
being written when the author was only 17. 

The Tyrant King of Crete. A Tragedy. In 
"Sir Chas. Sedley's Works," (1722), ii, 317-84. 

Note. — An alteration of The Conspiracy. Never 
acted. 

A sermon preached before the Kings most ex- 
cellent Majesty at Oxford. By H. K[illigrew,] 
D.D. Oxford, printed for W. Web, 1643, 4»., 
unpaged. 

Note. — Prefixed is a portrait of King Charles I. In 
the address to the Christian Eeader it is stated that the 
sermon was published by one of those present when it 
was delivered. 

A sermon preached before the King, the first 
Sunday of Advent, 1666. By Henry Killigrew, 
D.D., Master of the Savoy, and Abnoner to his 
Eoyal Highnesse [the Duke of York.] Lond., 
printed by Tho. Eoycroft for Thomas Hacker, 
1666, 4"., pp. 34. 

A sermon preached before his Majesty at 
White-HaU, May 29th, 1668. By D. H.Kinigrew, 
Master of the Savoy, and Almoner to his Eoyal 
Highness the Duke of Yorke... (Portrait of 
Charles II). Lond., printed by T. E. for E. 
Eoyston, Book-seller to his most sacred Majesty, 
1668, 40., pp. 36. 

Sermons preached partly before his Majesty, 
at White-hall, and partly before Anne, Dutchess 
of York, at the Chappel at St. James : by H. 
Killigrew, D.D., Master of the Savoy and 
Almoner to his royal highness. Lond., printed 
by J. M. for E. Eoyston, bookseller to his most 
sacred majesty, 1685, 4°. 

Note.— " The Publisher to the Beader," signed by 
[Bishop] S. Patrick, pp. 4; Contents, pp. 2 ; the Sermons, 
pp. 410. Another ed. containing 25 sermons is stated by 
Lowndes to have been published in 1695. 

A sermon preach'd the Sunday before Easter 
in Westminster Abby [on Psal. ex, 7.] By H. 
Killegrew, D.D., Prebendary of the said Church 
and Master of the Savoy. [Lond.,] in the Savoy, 
printed by E. Jones for Samuel Lowndes, over 
gainst Exeter-Change, in the Strand, 1689, 4"., 
pp. 31. 

Britannise Natalis. Oxonise., 1630, 4". 

Musarum Oxoniensium pro Eege suo soteria. 
Oxon., 1633, 40. 

Musarum Oxoniensium Charisteria pro... 
Eegina Maria. Oxon., 1638, 4". 



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291 



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KILLIGEEW, Eev. Henet, D.D. (Con.). 

UpoTEXEia Anglo Batava. Oxon., 1641, 4". 

Note. — The above 4 works contain sonnets by H. 
Killigrew, Christ Ghnroh. 

Poem, by H. Killegrew. Malme, MSS., Bod. 
Mb., No. 13, p. 71. 

KILLIGEEW, SiK Henry, d. St. Malo, 1646. 
hur. St. Helier's Church, Jersey, c/. Clarendon's 
Hist, of the Rebellion, (1819), ii, 839-72, iii, 
73, etc. 

Account of illness, death, and burial of Sir 
H. Killigrew; with funeral sermon by Mr. 
Gatford. In "Journal dos choses les plus re- 
marquables en Jersey." MSS. penes S. Elliott 
Hoskins, M.D., Guernsey. 

H. Jermyn, Baron Dover to Sir H. Killigrew; 
anxiety of the Queen to relieve Pendennis 
Castle, 16 August, 1646. Tanner MSS. (Bodl. 
Mb.) 59, art. 272.— Printed in Gary's "Memo- 
rials of the Civil War," i, 145. 

Letter to E. Walker, 1644. See Coryton, W. 

KILLIGREW, Admiral Henry (son of Rev. 
Hen. Killigrew, D.D.) Lord of the Admiralty, 
15 Apl., 1693 to 2 May, 1694. d. near St. 
Albans, 9 Nov., 1712. cf. Charnock's Biog. 
Namlis, i, 338-47; R. Clutterbuck's Hist, of 
Herts, (1815), i, 230, 517-19; A. Strickland's, 
Mves of Queens of England, (1852), vii, 252, 
291, 294 ; Macaulay's Hist, of England, (1855), 
iv, 413-16, 469; N. LattreUs Brief Hist. 
Relation, (1857), vols, ii to v. 

Good news from the English fleet : being an 
account of a great and bloody engagement which 
happened yesterday, betwixt Their Majesties 
Fleet, commanded hj Admiral Killigrew, and 
the French Fleet, near the Beachy. With a par- 
ticular account of the taking six of their ships, 
and sinking three ... Lond., printed David 
Edwards, in the Strand, [17 Sept.,] 1690, fol., 
pp. 2. 

The Seamens Victory or Admiral Killigrew's 
glorious conquest over the French fleet, in the 
streights, as they were coming from Thoulon 
towards Brest, with the manner of taking three 
of their French men of war, and sinking two 
more; although the French Admiral vainly 
boasted he would recover Brest or Paradise, yet 
he shamefully run from the English fleet. To 
the tune of The Spinning Wheel. 4 small wood- 
cuts. Printed for P. Brooks, by F. Deacon, P. 
Blare, F. Black, n.d., [1694,] 4"., pp. 2. 

Note. — This is found in the Br. Museum, in the 
Bagford Ballads, voL ii, No. 88. 

- Two Letters to S. Pepys from Capt. H. ELilli- 
^ew, on board H.M.S. Mary, in the bays of 



KILLIGEEW, Admiral Henby. (Con.). 

Cadiz and Waires, 17 Apr. and 16 May, 1679. 
Bod. Mb. Rawlinson MSS., class A, 181, art. 36. 

Note from H. Killigrew to W. Rumball. 
April, 1676. ik. A, 183, art. 41. 

Letter to S. Pepys from Capt. H. Killigrew. 
Gibraltar, 24 Nov., 1688. ik, A, 186, art. 12. 

Petition to the King from Capt. H. Killigrew, 
of the " Dragon," praying that he may be per- 
mitted to carry bullion from Cadiz to Genoa 
and Leghorn. 1687. ik, A, 189, art. 95. 

Letter from S. Pepys to Capt. H. Killigrew. 
ik. A, 194, fol., 143. 

Copy of a commission appointing Henry 
KUligrew, Sir Ralph Delaval, and Sir C. Shovel, 
joint admirals with their instructions. Jan.- 
March, 169|. ik, A, 452, art. 6. 

Journal of G. Wood, Clerk to Captain H. 
Killigrew, during his voyage in the Mediter- 
ranean from 1686 to 1689. Br. Museum, Addit. 
MSS. 19,306, sm.'4''. 

Papers containing an account of the fleet 
under Admiral Killigrew... 1693. MSS. All 
Souls Coll., 147, fol. 70-140. 

KILLIGREW, Major [Henry?] of the Regt. 
of Carrabineers on the Irish Establishment. 
(? Gh-andson of Thomas Killigrew, the elder), d. 
9 Aug., 1757. 

Letter of Major Killigrew to the Earl and 
Countess of Bute, 31 May, 1757. Br. Museum, 
Addit. MSS. 5,726 D, fol. 178. 

Two letters from Major H. Killigrew to Charles 
KUligrew. 26 July, 1707. ik, 20,032, ff. 37, 40. 

KILLIGREW, Capt. James (son of R&u. Henry 
Killigrew, D.D.) Killed at sea, off Leghorn, 
when in command of the "Pljrmouth," Jan., 
16^^. cf. Charnock's Biog. Navalis, ii, 327-29. 

KILLIGREW, John. First Governor of Pen- 
dennis Castle to 1567. d. 1567. bur. Budock. 

J. Kyllygrew, Sheriff of Cornwall, to Cardinal 
Wolsey, on the threatened invasion of the county 
by the French. Truro, 6 Oct. MSS. penes Lord 
Arundell, of Wardour, at Wardour Castle. 

KILLIGREW, Sir John (son of preceding). 
Capt. of Pendennis Castle, 1567-84. d. 5 
March, 1584. bur. Budock. 

The Earl of Bedford to the Lord Treasurer ; 
that the Spanish navy is ready ; that the Castle 
in Mr. Killigrew's charge is unserviceable ; that 
he had been over Cornwall to view the condition 
of that County, August 3, 1574. Lansd. MSS. 
18, art. 93. 

A representation of Sir J. Killigrew to Lord 
Burghley concerning custom for Cornish cloths 
made of hair. May 3, 1579. ik, 28, art. 15. 



KILLIGBEW. 



292 



KILLIGEEW. 



KILLIGREW, John (eld. son of preceding). 

An account of Mr. J. Killigrews great debts 
and the desperate measures he takes to avoid 
paying them. 1588. Lonsd. MSS. 59, art. 18. 

Copy of a letter to the Lord Treasurer about 
the Danish Ship against Thomas Ewens and 
John Killigre^^r. 27 Aug., 1588. ih., 157, art. 89. 

Sir J. Csesar to Lord Burghley, deputy Lord 
Admiral, about T. Ewens and J. Killigrewe, 
notorious pirates. Lond., 27 Aug., 1588. ib., 
157, art. 144. 

KILLIGREW, J. [? Sir John Killigrew, Knt., 
who d. Jan., 1636, and was son of preceding.] 
Letter from J. Killigrewe to Scipio Gentilis, 

Author of a Translation of part of Tasso. MS., 

M., formerly penes Rich. Heber. cf.Heber's Cat., 

pt. xi, (MSS.) No. 163. 

KILLIGREW, Margaret, (dau. of Thomas 
Saunders, of Uxbridge, and wife first of John 
Leigh, who d. 19 Jan., 15-^|-, and afterwards of 
Sir JVilliam Killigrew, who rf. 1622). cf. J. G. 
Nichols' Collect. Topog. et Geneal., viii, 211. 

Note. — For the works dedicated to this lady and her 
husband, See Killigrew, Sir William. 

KILLIGREW, Martin {son of Mr. Lister, as- 
sumed the name of Killigreio on his marriage with 
Ann, youngest dau. of Sir Peter Killigrew). b. 
Listen, Staffordshire, 1666. d. St. James' 
Square, London, 7 Mch., 1745. 

History of the family of KiUigrew. By M. 
Killigrew, 1737-38. MSS. 

Note. — An Abstract of the above is printed in 
Journ. R.I.C. Apl. 1871, pp. 269-82. 

Letter to John Merrill, Esq., signed Mart. 
KiUigrew, dated 2 Dec. 1738, being minutes for 
a history of the Corporation of Falmouth. MS. 
copy bound up with Hals' Hist, of' Cornwall, 
penes Rev. E. Roger. 

KILLIGREW, Mary [eld. dau. of Tlws. Lucas, 
of St. John's, near Colchester, sister of Margaret 
Cavendish, Duchess of Newcastle, and wife of Sir 
Peter Killigreio, Kt. circa 1630). 

Note. — cf. A True Relation of tlie Birth, etc., of 
Margaret Cavendish, Duchess of Newcastk. Printed at 
Lee Priory, 1814, p. 8. Eose erroneously states that 
this Duchess of Newcastle was, by a first marriage, 
Mrs. Killigi'ew. 

KILLIGREW, Mary {dau. of Sir Will. Killi- 
grew, and wife of Frederic de Nassau, Lord of 
Zulestein, in Utrecht), cf. Nichols' Illusts. of Lit. 
Hist., vi, 327. 



KILLIGREW, Mary {dau. of Sir Roll Killigrew, 
and wife of Sir John James, Knt.) bur. West- 
minster Abbey, 10 Nov., 1677. cf J. G. 
Nichols' Collect. Topog. et Geneal, viii, 2. 

KILLIGREW, Sir Peter, Knt., M.P. for 
Camelford, 1660. {'2,nd son of J. Killigrew, son 
of Sir John Killigrew, who d. 1584). d. on the 
road to Exeter, 1667. cf. Memoirs of S. Pepys 
(Eohn's Ed.) i, 57 ; Relations between England 
and Germany, (Camden Soc, 1865J, pp. 107, 
205, 208. 
His Majesties enlargement of concessions in 

his last answer touching Episcopacy, sent by Sir 

P. Killigrew, to both Houses of Parliament. 

Oct., 21. Lond., 1648, foL, s. sh. 

Propositions of Charles I, conveyed by Sir P. 

Killigrew to ParUament, [Jan., 1645.] £r. 

Museum, Addit. MSS. 5,461, fol. 52. 

Note. — This Sir P. Killigrew, for his activity in. 
conveying messages to and from Charles I during the'. 
Civil War, was commonly called Sir Peter the Post. 

" Sir P. Killigrew's case stated," a memorial 
praying for compensation for losses sustained at 
the taking of Pendennis Castle, &c., 1655. Raw- 
linson MSS., Rod. Lib., class A, 27, art. 4. 

Mr. Erie's report from the Committee of the 
West, concerning Sir P. Killigrew's interest and 
right of inheritance in the site of Pendennis 
Castle : made to the House of Commons, 19 
Deer., 1646. Tanner MSS., (Eodl. UK), 59, 
art. 338. 

Grant of land by Sir P. Killigrew, for a 
church and church-yard, at Falmouth : (in 
Latin). 22 August, 1655. ib., 141, art. 69. 

KILLIGREW, Sir Peter, 2nd Bart, {son of 
preceding and successor to Sir W. Killigrew, first 
Eart.) b. 1634. d. Ludlow, 8 Jan., 170|. bw. 
in Falmouth Church, cf. Corresp. of Earls of 
Clarendon and RocJiester, and Diary of Lord 
Clarendon, (1828), i, 658. 

Printed papers for the consideration of the 
Law Lords, in the case of Mary and Frances 
West, Infants, and Mary Erisey and T. Barrable, 
Infants, concerning the settlement made in 1685,i 
upon the marriage of Richard Erisey and Frances, 
daughter of Sir P. Killigrew, of the Barton of 
Clahar, the Manors of Erisey, Baxworthy, Tre- 
vethan, and Loworthy, in the Counties of Corn- 
wall and Devon, with remainder to the Heirs of 
Charles Vivyan, Esq., by Mary, his wife, daughter 
of the said R. Erisey. Privately printed, 1727, 
fol. 

News from the Dead. Or a true and exact 
narrative of the miraculous deliverance of Anne 
Greene, who being executed at Oxford, Decemb. 
14, 1650, afterwards revived... Whereunto are 
prefixed certain poems,.. Oxford, 1651, 4o. 



KILLIGEEW. 



293 



EILLIGREW. 



KILLIGEEW, SiK Petek, 2nd Bakt. (Con.). 

Note. — Amongst the Verses is a set by "P. Killigrew, 
Queen's Oolleg." 

Letter relative to Sir P. Killigrew's obtaining 
an Act of Parliament for building a quay at 
Falmouth, 12 March, 1669. MSS. perns J. J. 
Eogers, Esq., Penrose. 

KILLIGREW, Sir Egbert (eld. son of William 
Killigrew, whod. 1622). Captain of Pendennis 
Castle, 21 Mch., 1628 ; Vice-Chamberlain to 
the Queen and Ambassador to the United 
Provinces, d. 26 Nov., 1633. cf. Court and Times 
of James I, (1849), i, 175 ; Court and Times 
of Charles I, {l84:S),i,S82; Whitelocke's Liber 
Famelicus, (Camden Soc., 1856), p. 41 ; Dug- 
dale's Hist, of Embanking, (1772), p. 424 ; N. 
and Q., 4 S., vii, 454, (1871). 
The case of Sir Eobert Killigrew, Thomas 
Wyndham, William Killigrew, Henry- Heron, 
and Edward Heron. Drainers and participants 
of Lindsey Levell, in Lincolnshire, claiming 
under the late Earl of Lindsey. n.p. or d. or 
printer's name. [Lend., 1665 ^ fol., s. sh. 

Note. Sir R. Killigrew was one of the original 

shareholders in the New Eiver Co., which was incorpo- 
rated 21 June, 1619. 

Martial's Select Epigrams. By Tho. Famaby. 
1624, 8". 

Note.— Dedicated to Sir Eoht. KiUigrew. 

"Sir Walter Rawleigh's great cordiall after 
Sir E. KeUegrevvs way." Sloane MSS., Br. 
Museum, 203, fol. 38-40. 

KILLIGREW, Egbert (son of Sir Robert Killi- 
grew). bapt. Hanworth, 14 Feb., 1610-11. 
Britanniee Natalis. Oxonise, 1630, 4°. 

Note.— Contains verses by "E. Killigrew, Christ 
Church." 

KILLIGEEW, Majgr General Egbert, of 

Arwenack Cind son of Thomas Killigrew, the 

elder). Killed at Almanza, 14 April, 1707, 

aged 47. Monu. in Westminster Abbey, cf 

Darts Westminster, ii, 102, 104. 

Two letters from Col. and Brig. Gen. Robert 

Killigrew to his brother Charles Killigrew dated 

Alicante, 19 Sept., 1706 and Valencia 8 March, 

1707. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS. 2,0,^6^, n. 

32-35 

Letter to Charles Killigrew from [Cornet] 
Anto Addison, relative to the effects lett by 
Brie Gen. Killigrew on his death in action, 14 
A?f Dated Tortosa, 6 May, 1707. ib., 20,032, 
£-39. 



KILLIGEEW, Major Geneeal Eobekt. (Con.). 



Letter of Attorney to C. Killigrew 
ing him to draw the pay for Brig. Gen, 
and his regiment. 17 Jan., 17§f. ib., 
42. 

Receipts given to Col. Killigrew for payments 
made by him. ib., 20,032, f. 50. 

Copy of an order for horses to be 
Col. Killigrew's regiment. 1704. ib., 
53. 

Letter to Col. Killigrew from J. 0. 
Soure and from J. de Guizenrodo (?) 
20,032, ff. 51, 52, 54. 



empower- 
Killigrew 
20,032, f. 



given to 
20,032, f. 

Conde de 

1704. ib.. 



KILLIGREW, Simgn f3rd son of Sir John 
Killigrew, who d. 1584J. 

Original Letter of S. Killigrew, to Mr. Withie 
about the coats borne by Manaton. Earl. MSS. 
1,079, art. 12. 

Lease of certain tithes of S. Anthony and 
Manaccan from S. Killigrew to Ja. Mychell. 
A.D..1622. ib., 6,243, art. 6. 

KILLIGREW, Thomas (2nd son of Sir J. Killi- 
grew, who d. IS 84). 

Instructions given by the Queen's Majesty to 
her trusty servant T. Killigrew, being sent into 
Almayne to Frederick Count Palatine, of Rhine. 
27 Jany., 1568. Harl. MSS. 36, art. 18, pp. 
113-121, 289, art. 65 ; Br. Museum, Addit. MSS. 
2,422, art. 2. 

Commission to T. Killigrew, the elder, Squire, 
and W. Devyok, to seize a Brittayne ship now 
lying in the countie of Pensans, in the countie 
of Cornwall. Harl. MSS. 433, art. 1705. 

KILLIGREW, Thgmas, the Elder (2nd son of 
Sir Bobt. Killigrew, who d. 1633). Page of 
Honour to Ohas. I ; Resident to the States of 
Venice, 1651 ; Groom of Bedchamber to Chas. 
II, 1660; Chamberlain to the Queen, b. Han- 
worth, Feb., 1611. d. Whitehall, London, 19 
Mch., 16ff. bur. Westminster Abbey, cf. 
Memoirs of S. Fepys, passim sub Killigrew 
and Lincoln's Inn Playhouse ; Ckammont's 
Memoirs of Court of Chas. II, (Bohn's ed.), pp. 
163, etc.; Cfranger's Biog. Hist.; H. Walpole's 
Anecdotes of Painting, (1849), i, 326-27, note; 
Bliss' Wood, iv, 692-94 ; Langbaine' i Lives and 
Characters of Dramatic Poets, (1699), pp. 82- 
83; Chas. Dibdin's Complete History of the 
Stage, iv, 91-94 ; Halliwell's Diet, of Old Eng- 
lish Plays, (I860)., pp. 31, 49, 51, 151, 189, 
195, 200, 201, 244, 283; D. E. Baker's Biog. 
Dram., (1812), i, 432-34; A. Strickland's 
Lives of Queens of England, (1852), v, 586, 
viii, 166-67; /. Geneste's Account of Etiglish 
Stage, i, 36, 390-92 ; Dr. John Doran's History 



KILLIGEEW. 



294 



KILLIGEEW. 



KILLIGEEW, Thomas. (Con.). 

of Court Fools, (1858), pp. 218-26; Dr. Doran's 
Their Majesties Servants, i, 55, etc. ; Gent. Mag., 
XXX, 560, (1769), Ix, pt. ii, 712, (1790) ; Uni- 
versal Biog. ; Chalmers ; Didot Nouvel. Biog. 
Univ.; Biog. Univ.; Rose; Penny Cyclop. 1st 
Suppl. ; English Bncyclop.; N. and Q., 1 S., i, 
219, (1850); Moneys ... for Secret Services, 
(Camden Soc, 1851), p. 70; /. G. Nichols' 
Collect. Topog. et Gehecil., vii, 363, viii, 2, 5 ; 
Cat. of 1st Exhibition of Nat. Portraits, (1866), 
p. 154. 

A Letter concerning the Possessing and Dis- 
possessing of several Nuns in the Nunnery of 
Tours, in France. Signed "Tho. KilHgrew, 
Orleans, 7 Dec, 1635," foL, s. sh. 

Note. — This is reprinted in the European Mag., 
xliii, 102-106, (1803). It is found in writing in Ashmo- 
leaii MSS. (Bod. Lib), 800, art. 3, fol. 21-27 ; and in 
Pepys' Collection, No. 8,383, Magd. Coll. Camb. cf. 
also " Veritable Relation des justes procedures observfees 
au fait de la possession des Vrsulines de Loudun, et au 
procfis de Grandier. Par le E. P. Tr, R. C. a Paris .par 
Jean Martin, 1634." Reprinted in " Archives ourieuses 
de I'histoire de France. Par F. Danjou. (Paris, 1838, 
8».)." 2nd S., y, 183-223. 

The Prisoners and Claracilla, two Tragse- 
Comedies. As they were presented at thePhoBnix, 
in Drury-Lane, by her M"''- Servants. Written 
by Tho. Killigrew, Gent. Lond., printed by T. 
Cotes for Andrew Crooke, and are to be sold at 
his shop, at the signe of the Greene Dragon, in 
Pauls Church-yard, 1641, 12°. 

Note. — Unpaged and signatures irregular. " To 
his most honor'd vncle, Mr. Thomas Killigrew. . .signed 
H. Benet," 3 pages. Insignissimo Thomse KilligraBO. . . 
signed Eob. Waring, 3 pages. To my honovr'd friend, 
Mr. Thomas KiUigrew. . .signed Will. Cartwright, 3 
pages. Insignissimo Thomse Killigrso . . .signed GuU. 
CartvYright, 2 pages. Dramatis Persons, 1 page. The 
Prisoners, 61 pages. Claracilla, (with distinct title page) 
74 pages. 

Comedies and Tragedies. Written by Thomas 
Kilhgrew, Page of Honour to King Charles the 
first, and Groom of the Bed-Chamber to Kang 
Charles the second. Lond., printed for Henry 
Herringman, at the sign of the Anchor, in the 
Lower-Walk of the New-Exchange, 1664, 4"., 
pp. 1-576, and pp. 1-80. 

Note. — There is a portrait of T. Killigrew, by " W. 
Sheppard pinx. W. Faithorne sculp." The plays, eleven 
in number, were written (except €?he Prisoners) during 
the author's twenty years of banishment from England, 
each has a distinct title, they are as follows. 

The Princesse, or Love at first sight. A Tragi- 
comedy. Written in Naples by T. Killigrew. Dedicated 
to hie dear niece the Lady Anne Wentworth, wife to the 
Lord Lovelace. 



KILLIGEEW, Thomas. (Con.). 

The Parson's Wedding; a comedy. The scene, 
London. Written at Basil, in Switzerland. By T. 
Killigrew. Dedicated to Lady Ursula Bartu, Widow. 
[Reprinted in Tlie Ancient British Drama, (1810), iii, 
354-404; Dodsley's Plays, (1827), xi, pp. 449-585. Played 
at the Theatre Eoyal, Drury Lane, entirely by females, 
Oct., 1664, and afterwards revived at Lincoln's Inn 
Field Theatre.] 

The Pilgrim. A Tragedy, the scene, Millain. Writ- 
ten in Paris by T. Killigrew, 1651. Dedicated to the 
Countess of Carnarvan. 

The First Part of Cioilia and Clorinda or Love in 
Arms. A Tragi- Comedy, The scene, Lombardy. Written 
in Tvrin, by T. Killigrew. Dedicated to the Lady Anne 
Villiers, Countesse of Morton. 

The Second Part of Cecilia and Clorinda. .. Written 
in Florence by T. Killigrew, 1651. Dedicated to the 
Lady Dorothy Sidney, Countesse of Sunderland. \_cf. 
" The Poems of T. Carew, Printed for the Roxburgh 
Library," 1870, pp. 77-78.] 

Thomaso or the Wanderer ; a comedy, the scene, 
Madrid. Written in Madrid by T. Killigrew. In two 
parts. Dedicated to the fair and kind friends to Prince 
Palatine Polixander. [Aphra Behn's Comedy " The 
Rover or the Banished Cavalier," brought out at Dorset 
Garden, in 1677, is, in great part, taken from this play.] 

The first part of Bellamira, her Dream, or the Love 
of Shadows. A Tragi-Comedy. The scene, Naples and 
Sicily. Written in Venice by T. Killigrew. Dedicated 
to the Lady Mary Villiers, Duchesse of Richmond and 
Lennox. 

The second part of Bellamira, her Dream. Dedi- 
cated to the Lady Ann Villiers, Covntesse of Sussex. 

Claracilla; A Tragi-Comedy. The scene, Sicily. Writ- 
ten by T. Killigrew, in Rome. Dedicated to his dear 
sister the Lady Shannon. [Performed at the New 
Theatre, 4 July, 1661.] 

The Prisoners ; A Tragi-Comedy. The scene, Sar- 
dinia. Written by T. Killigrew, in London. Dedicated 
to his dear niece the Lady Crompton. 

Comedies, tragi-comedies, with other poems. 
By Mr. Will. Cartwrig;ht, 1651, 80. See also 
under Grenville, Sir Bevill. 

Note. — At pp. 258-60 occurs a poem " To Mr. 
Thomas Killigrew on his two playes, the Prisoners and 
Claracilla." This has been previously mentioned under 
the title of the play. 

On Mr. Tho. Killigrew's return from Venice, 
and Mr. William Murrey's from Scotland. Sir 
John Denham's Poems in Anderson's Poets of (heat 
Britain, v, 678, [Chalmers' Poets, vii, 244-45.] 

A dialogue between Sir John Pooley and Mr. 
Thomas Killigrew. ib., v, 685, [Chalmers' vii, 
251-52.] 

Twenty-ninth of May ; Eare Doings at the 
Restoration. By Ephraim Hardcastle, [pseud, i.e., 
Will. Hen. Pyne.] Lond., printed for Knight 
and Lacy, 1825, 2 vols., 12".— 2nd ed., 1825, 2 
vols., 12". 

Note. — An historical novel in which one of the 
characters is T. Killigrew. 

Indenture made 29th Mch., 1673, between 
Thomas Killigrew, Esq., one of the Groomes 
of his Majesties Bedchamber, Eobert Lewright, 



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KILLIGEEW. 



KILLIGEEW, Thomas. (Con.). 

Esq., John Dryden, Esq., and others respecting 
the money expended in building a scene house at 
the new play house, called the Theatre Eoyal, 
situate between Drury Lane and Bridges Street. 
Printed in " The Shakespeare Society Papers," 
(1849), iv, 147-55. 

Letters and documents relative to the license 
granted to T. Killigrew and Sir W. Davenant, 
to act plays, 1660-62. Br. Mimum, Addit. MSS. 
19,256. [See aZso- Killigrew, Charles.] 

Official and private papers relating to the 
affairs of T. KiUigrew. ii., 20,032. 

Mr. Tho. Killegrew's Letters of his Travels. 
Trin. Coll Dublin MSS. cf. Bernard's Cat. MSS., 
II, pt. ii, 22. 

Articles of agreement betweeivGeo. Jolly, of 
London, of the one part, and T. Killigrew, one 
of the Grooms of the Bedchamber, and Sir 
Win. Davenant of the other part, respecting the 
transfer of a roj'al licence to form a players' 
company. Dated 30 Dec, 1662. Br. Museum, 
Addit. Charters, 9,297. 

Note.— See also Killigrew, Cicily, his wife. 

KILLIGREW, Thomas, the Younger. Gentle- 
man of the Bedchamber to Geo. II, when 
Prince of Wales, bur. Kensington, 21 July, 
1719. cf. Lysons' Environs of London, (1795), 
iii, 219; Dr. Dor an' s Their Majesties' Servants, 
i, 331 ; D. E. Baker's Biog. Dram., (1812), i, 
435. 

Chit-Chat ; a Comedy in five acts. As it is 
acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Drury-Lane, by 
his Majesties servants. Written by Mr. Killi- 
grew. Lond., printed for Bernard Lintot, 
between The Temple Gates, n.d., [1719,] %°., 
1/6. 

Note.— The Dedication " To his grace the Duke of 
Argile," 2 pages, The Prologue, 1 page. Persons of the 
Drama, 1 page, Chit-Chat, pp. 1-70, Epilogue, 2 pages. 
The profits of this play are said to have been above 
£1,000. It was brought out at Drury Lane, 14 Feb., 
1719, and was acted eleven times. 

Chit-Chat... 2nd ed. Lond. n.d., [1719,] 8^ 

Note. — This is of the same impression as the first 
edition. 

Miscellanea Aurea or the Golden Medley. 
Lond., printed for A. Bettesworth, 1720, 8°., 
pp. 296. 

Note. — Contains pp. 194-95. " The Fable of 
Aumilius and the Statue of Venus. By T. KiUigrew." 

KILLIGREW, Tom. pseud, i.e. 

The Merry Quack Doctor, or The Fun Box 
broke open. Containing an entire spick and span 
new and curious collection of brilliant jests, 



KILLIGEEW, Tom. (Con.). 

etc.'^j Tom Killigrew, Junior, President of the 
Wits Club, in Piccadilly, and Great Grandson to 
the Famous Killigrew, Jester to King Charles 
the Second of Merry Memory. Lond., printed 
for S. Smith, at No. 17, in Pater-Noster-Row. 
n.d. [1769,] 120,. pp. i28, J[/-. 

KILLIGREW, Sir William, M.P. {Uh son of 
John Killigrew, of Arwenack). Chamberlain 
of the Exchequer, 1605-6. d. Lothbury, 
London, 23 Nov., 1622. cf. Corresp. of Jas. 
VI, of Scotland, (Camden Soc.,l8Q\), pp. 91- 
92 ; Court and Times of James I, (1849), i, 47 ; 
Mem. of B. Cary, Earl of Monmouth, (1808), 
p. 85 ; /. G. Nichols' Collect. Topog. et Geneal., 
viii, 211. 

Christ Jesvs triumphant, wherein is describ'd 
the glorious triumph and conquest of Christ 
over sin, death, and the law. By John Fox. 
Translated from Latin into English by the 
Printer, [Richard Daye.J Lond., 1579, 1607, 
160. 

A Godly Sermon preached in Latin, at Great 
St. Maries, in Cambridge, in March, 1580, by 
Rob. Some, and translated by himself into Eng- 
lishe. Lond., 1580, 16o. . 

Note. — The above works are dedicated to " W. 
Killigrew and Mystresse Margarie Killigrew, his wife." 
q.v. 

A suit to the Queen of W. Killigrew, Esquire, 
one of the Grooms of the Chamber ; to farm 
the profits of the Seals of the Queen's Bench 
and Common Pleas, with the Queen's Consent, 
1577. Lansd. MSS., 25, art. 67. 

Some objections to Sir W. Killigrew's farming 
the Seals of Her Majesty's Bench, 1578. ib., 
25, art. 100. 

Articles for a Grant of the. Farm of the Seals 
required by Mr. Killigrew, &c., 1578. ib., 25, art. 
101-107. 

Sir F. Drake and Mr. W. Killigrew, at Ply- 
mouth, to Lord Burghley, of the arrival there of 
Sir M. Frobisher, in the Garland, Sept. 5, 1592. 
ib., 70, art. 31. 

Sir F. Drake, W. Killigrew, and John Bland, 
to the Privy Council, that the Great Carrack ar- 
rived safe at Dartmouth, &c. Sept. 8 and 14, 
1592. ib., 70, arts. 32, 42, and 44. 

Mr. W. Killigrew's account of the profits and 
increase of the Seals of the Kings Bench and 
Common Pleas, 1597. ib., 83, art. 79. 

Copy of a Privy Seal of the Queen for Mr. 
Killigrew to receive £3,000 from the Exchequer, 
April 7, 1596. ib., 83, art. 80. 

The Archdeacon of Surrey, contra Sir W. 
Killigrew, Knt. ib., 163, art. 133. 



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KILLIGREW. 



KILLIGEEW, Sib William, M.P. (Con.). 

Letter from Lord Burleigh, dated the Strand, 
26 May, 1596, to Mr. W. Killigrewe, Esquire, 
one of y" gromes of liir M'"'- Privie Chamber. 
MSS. Cainb. Univ. Lib., Ee. iii, 56, art. 94. 



Warrant to W. Killegrew to deliver money to 
the Bishop of London. 5 Apl., 1596. Br. 
Musmm, Addit. MSS., 5,750, fol. 45. 

Certificate of plate delivered by W. Killegrewe 
to the Master of the Jewels. 12 Aug., 1594. 
ib., 5751, fol. 220. 

KILLIGEEW, SiE William, Bart. (eld. son of 
John Killigrew and bra. of Sir Peter KilUgrew, 
who d. 1667). cr. Bart. 22 Dec, 1660. bur. 
Westminster Abbey, 17 July, 1665. cf. J. 
G. Nichols' Collect. Topog. et Geneal, vii, 373. 

KILLIGEEW, Sir William, Knt. (eld. son of 
Sir Bobt. KilUgrew). Vice-Chamberlain to the 
Queen, 1662-84, and Governor of Pendennis 
Castle, bapt. Hanworth, 28 May, 1606. d. 
London, 1695. Jar. Savoy Church, 17 Oct. cf. 
Clarendon's Hist, of the Bebellion, (1819), ii, 
63 ; Memoirs of S. Pepys (Bohn's eel.), ii, 268; 
Court and Times of Chas. I, (1848), i, 114; 
Corresp. of Earls of Clarendon and Bochester, 
and Diary of Lord Clctrendon, (1828), i, 657, 
ii, 258; Bliss' Wood, iv, 691-2, 694-8; iam*/- 
baine's Lives and Characters of Dramatic Poets, 
(1699), p. 83; C. Lamb's English Dramatic 
Poets, (Bohn's ed.), pp. 529-30; 0. Dibdin's 
Hist, of the Stage, pp. 490-91; Halliwell's 
Did. of Old English Plays, (1860), pp. 126, 
150, 151, 186, 188, 223,. 228, 283; Baler's 
Biog. Dram. ; Dr. Doran's Their Majesties' 
Servants, i, 180-81; Cent. Mag., xlv, 400, 
(1856); Chalmers; I)idot Nouvel. Biog. Univ.; 
Biog. ilniv. ; Bose ; Cat. of 1st Exhibition of 
Nat. Portraits, (1866), p. 127. 

Carolus Eedux. Oxon., 1623, 4°. 

Note. — Coutaina Sonnet by "Will. KilUgrew, 
Equitis aurat. fil. nat. max. Joannensis." 

A declaration of the Commons assembled in 
Parliament, upon two letters sent by Sir John 
Brooks... to Sir W. KilUgrew, at Oxford, (inter- 
cepted neer Coventrey) giving his advice how the 
King should proceed in the Treaty upon the 
propositions for peace... also the ordinance of 
both houses made the 17 of Decemb., 1642. 
May 10. Lond., printed for Edw. Husbands, in 
the Middle-Temple, 1643, 4"., pp. 14. 

Ayres and Dialogues for one, two, and three 
voyces. By Henry Lawes...The First Booke. 
Lond., printed by T. H. for John Playford... 
1653, fol.— The Second Book. 1655, fol. 



KILLIGBEW, Sib William, Knt. (Con.). 

Note.— Contains (Book i, 28) a song, by Sir W. 
Eilligrew, entitled " Beauty Paramont," and commeno- 
ing " Come, come, thou glorious object." 

Three Playes, written by Sir William KilU- 
grew, Vice-Chamberlain to Her Majesty the 
Queen Consort, 1664, viz., Selindra ; Pandora; 
Ormasdes. Lond., printed by T. Mabb for John 
Playfere, at the White-Lion, in the Upper Walk 
of the New Exchange ; and Thomas Horsman, 
at the three Kings, in the Strand, 1665, 8°. 

Note. — Preliminary matter, 10 pages. The Plays 
have distinct title pages. Selindra, pp. 1-110, Pandora, 
pp. 1-96, Ormasdes, pp. 1-90. 

Three new playes, viz., Selindra, Ormasdes, 
Trage-Comedies ; Pandora, a Comedy. Written 
by the Honourable Sir WilUam KilUgrew... 
Lond., printed for Simon Neale, at the signe of 
the Three Pidgeons, in Bedford-Street, in Covent- 
Garden, 1674, 8o. 

Note. — This work seems to be of the same impres- 
sion as the preceding with the order of the arrangement 
of the plays altered and the distinct titles omitted. 

Fovr new playes, viz., The Seege of Vrbin, 
Selindra, Love and Friendship, Tragy-Comedies, 
Pandora, a Comedy. Written by S'- W. KilU- 
grew, Vice-Chamberlaine to Her Majesty. Ox- 
ford, printed by Hen. Hall, printer to the Uni- 
versity, for Eic. Davis, 1666, fol. 

Note. — Introductory matter, unpaged, 8 leaves, 
Siege of XJrbin, pp. 1-52, Selindra, pp. 1-54, Love and 
Friendship, pp. 1-54, Pandora, pp. 1-48. All the plays 
have distinct title pages, and they are sometimes found 
in a separate form. 

To Mr. KilUgrew upon his altering his play 
Pandora from a Tragedy into a Comedy because 
not approved on the stage. Edmund Waller's 
Poems in Anderson's Poets of (heat Britain, v, 
488-89. 

The Imperial Tragedy ; taken out of a Latin 
Play, and very much altered, by a Gentleman 
for his own Diversion. Who, on the Importunity 
of Friends, has consented to have it Published, 
but without his name, because many do censure 
Plays according to their opinions of the Author. 
Lond., printed for Will. Wells and Eobt. Scott, 
at the Prince's-Armes, in Little Britain, 1669, 
fol., pp. 51. Bod. Lib. 

Note. — Acted at the Nursery, in Barbican. 

An Answer to the Objections made by some 
Commoners of Lincolnshire against Eobert, 
Earl of Lincolnshire, and his participants, con- 
cerning the Drayning of those Fens which lye 
betweene Lincoln, Berne (Bourne), and Boston. 
Set forth by Sir W. KilUgrew. Printed for the 
Author, 1647, i". 



KILLIGEEW. 



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KILLIGEEW. 



KILLIGEEW, Sir William, Knt. (Con.). 

Certaine Papers concerning [Koberfc Bertie,] 
The Earle of Lindsey his Fennes. . .With a Paper 
directed to Sir W. Killigrew, and signed William 
Howett. And also an Answer to that Paper by 
Sir W. Killigrew. n.p. or d., [Aug. 1649,] 4°., 

PP- 8- . 

Sir WUliam Killigrew. His answer to the 

Fennemens objections against the Earle of Lind- 
sey, his drayning in Lincolnshire. Printed at 
London, 1649, 4"., s. sh. and a title page. 

A paper delivered and dispersed by Sir W. 
KUligrew. Signed " W. KiUigrew, 1 June, 1651." 
n.p. or d., [1651,] fol., s. sh. 

A reply to Sir William Killigrews dispersed 
papers, by the Owners and Commoners in Lin- 
colnshire, n.p. or d., [Lond., 1651,] fol., s.sh. 

A Breviate of the Cause depending and proofes 
made before the Committee of the late Parlia- 
ment, for the Fens, by the inhabitants between 
Borne and Kime Eae, in the county of Lincolne, 
being lords, owners, and commoners of, and in 
the several fens, wherein Sir William Killigrew, 
etc., pretends a title as sharer with the late Earle 
of Lindsey. w.p. or d., [Lond., 1651 f] 4°., pp. 16. 

Note. — This consists of a Letter from Sir J. Brooke 
to Sir W. KiUigrew, dated March 27, 1643, and a brief 
relation by the commoners in Lincolnshire of their legal 
interest. 

The rioters in Lindsey Levell and their abet- 
ters, etc. n.p. or d., [1654,] fol., s. sh. 

Note. — This is a representation to the Parliament 
respecting the draining of Lindsey Level. Signed 
"WilKam Killigrew, January 18, 1654, [O.S."] 

The late Earle of Lindsey, his title, by which 
himself and his participants do claim 24,000 
acres of land in the Fennes, in Lincoln-shire; 
and concerning which a bill hath pass'd the 
House of Lords, and is now with the Commons, 
impowering Sir Henry Heron and Sir W. KiUi- 
grew, to perfect their undertaking;... Signed 
"Henry Heron, W. Killigrew, July 1, 1661." 
n.p. or d., [1661,] fol., s. sh. 

Reasons proposed against the passing of the 
bill for setting of 24,000 acres of land, part of 
the Levell, called Lindsey Levell, in the county 
of Lincoln, upon George Bampfield, Esq., in trust 
for Sir W. Killigrew, Sir Henry Heron, &c. n.jp. 
ord., [1661,] fol., s. s^. 

A Proposal shewing how this nation may be 
vast gainers by all the sums of money, given to 
the crown, without lessening the perogative... 
By W. Killigrew. To which is prefix'd The late 
Honourable Sir James Sheene's Letter on the 
same subject, n.]^. or d., [London, 1663,] 4"., 
pp. 16. 

• The Artless Midnight Thoughts of a Gentle- 
man at Court, who for many years built on sand, 



KILLIGEEW, Sib William, Knt. (Con.). 

which every Blast of Cross Fortune has defaced, 
but now has laid new Foundations on the Rock 
of his Salvation, which no storms can shake ; 
and will last out the conflagration of the world, 
when time shall melt into eternity. 2nd ed. 
with additions. Lond., printed for Thomas 
Hawkins, in George- Yard, in Lombard Street, 
1684, 12". Title, dedications, and to the reader, 
4 leaves, then pp. 1-262. 

Note.- — The first dedication to Chas. II bears no 
name, but the second dedication to Jas. II is signed " W. 
Killigrew." 

Midnight and daily thoughts. In prose and 
verse. By Sir W. Killigrew. Lond., printed for 
Randal Taylor, near Stationers-Hall, 1694, 8". 
Title and Verses to Sir W. Killigrew, 2 leaves, 
then pp. 1-92. 

Note.— c/". Sir E. Bi-ydges' RestUuta, u, 130-36. 

Proofs that Jane Berkeley and Sir W. Killi- 
grew, combined to defraud Ricbard Lygon of 
an estate left him by H. Killigrew. Privately 
printed for the Judges, cf. Heber's Catalogue, pt. 
V, No. 2,556. 



Copy of an intercepted note from Col. Dole- 
man to Col. W. Killigrew, 4 July, 1653. Baw- 
Unson MSS., Bod. lAb., class A, 3, art. 30. 

Letter from Col. Doleman to Col. W. Killigrew. 
Thurloe State Papers, i, 420, 515. 

Sir W. Killigrew to Archbishop Sancroft, re- 
commending the bearer to be Gentleman of the 
Horse, 31 Deer., 1677. Tanner MSS. (Bodl. 
Lib.) 41, art. 40. 

Sir W. Killigrew to Tobias Rustat, under 
house-keeper at Hampton Court, has permission 
from the Vice-Chamberlain to occupy Lodgings 
in the Palace. 1682. ib., 127, art. 27. 

Lake, Dr. of Divinity, v. Sir W. Kilhgrew, 
MS. formerly penes Bich. Heber, from the Caesar 
collection, cf. Hebei^s Cat., pt. xi, (MSS.), No. 
458. 

KILLIGREW, William (son of the preceding). 

A short but most material part of the History 
of Lindsey Levell, in Lincolnshire, and the present 
case of dreiners stated. Signed " W. Killigrew." 
n.p. or d., [1695,] fol., pp. 24. 

The property of all English-men asserted in 
the History of Lindsey Levell. Dedicated To 
the Queeli's most excellent Majesty... In behalf 
of himself and the rest of the dreiners and par- 
ticipants of Lindsey Levell, in Lincolnshire. By 
W. KilUgrew, Esq. " Cursed is he that removes 
his neighbour's land mark," Lond., printed in 
the year 1705, fol., pp. 24. 

M M 



KING. 



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KING. 



KINAHAN, G. Henry, M.E.I.A., & F.E.G.S.I. 

(son of Daniel Kinalian). b. Holies Street, 
Dublin, 19 Dec, 1829. 

Notes on the Features of Devon, Cornwall, 
and Galway. Geol. Mag., vii, 310-14, (1870). 

KING, Rev. Charles William, M.A. b. 1818. 

Seal set with an intaglio of Laocoon, used by 
Thomas Collyns, Prior of TyTvardreath, Cornwall, 
early in the 16th cent. Arclueol. Journ., xxiv, 
44-54, (1867). 

KING, Edward, F.R.S. b. Norfolk, 1735. d. 
16 April, 1807. bur. Beckenham, 25 Apl. 

Munimenta Antiqua...By E. King. Lond., 
printed by W. Bulmer for G. Nicol, Pall Mall, 
1799-1805, 4 vols., fol. 

Note. — The Cornish information scattered through- 
out these volumes is principally taken from Dr. Borlase's 
works. There are many engravings. 

KING, Henry. 

Lease of the Eectory of Paul from [Sir] 
Andrew Henley, of Bramshill, in Hants, to 
Henry King, of Truro, Gent. Dated 24 Dec, 
1659. Sloane MSS., Br. Museum, 813, fol. 12. 

KING, Rev. John, D.D., R. of Pertenhall, 7 
June, 1690-94 ; R. of Chelsea, 24 Nov., 1694- 
1732; Preb. of York, 1 May, 1718 to 1731. 
6. St. Columb, 1 May, 1652. d. Chelsea, 30 
May, 1732. bur. Pertenhall. cf. Gorham's 
Memoirs of John and Thomas Martyn, (1836), 
pp. 48-50; Nichols' Lit. Anecdote's, iii, 157, 
652, 758 ; Lysons' Environs of London, (1811), 
ii, 72 ; Faulkner's Description of Chelsea, (1829), 
pp. 182-85; Chalmers; Rose; Didot Namel. 
Biog. Univ. ; Biog. Univ. 

A Sermon preached at the funeral of Sir 
Willoughby Chamberlain, K'- who died at his 
house, at Chelsey, Dec. 6, and was interred at 
the parish church of St. James Garlick Hith, 
London, Dec. 12, 1697. By J. King, Rector of 
Chelsey, near London. Lond., printed for 
Thomas Bennet, at the Half-Moon, in St. Paul's 
Church-yard, 1697, 4°., pp. 18 and half-sheet 
unpaged. Br. Museum. 

The Divine favour the best Alliance, or Re- 
j)entance the safest Sanctuary in times of Danger. 
A Sermon preached at Chelsea, near London' 
Friday, 19 Dec, 1701. By Rev. J. King. Lond.i 
printed for Thomas Speed, 1702, i<>. 

Animadversions on a pamphlet intituled "A 
Letter of Advice to the Churches of the Non- 
conformists of the English Nation." 2nd ed. 
Lond., printed for Thomas Speed, 1702, 4o. 

The case of John Atherton, Bishop of Water- 
ford in Ireland, fairly represented against a late 



KING, Eev. John, D.D. (Con.). 

partial edition of Dr. Barnard's relation and 
sermon at his funeral... With a brief account of 
a conspiracy against the life of Mr. Robert 
Hawkins, Minister of Chilton, Bucks,... also of 
the plot of Robert Young and Stephen Black- 
head, against the Bishop of Rochester. Anon. 
Lond., printed for Luke Stokoe, at the Golden 
Key and Bible, near Charing-Cross, and sold by 
J. Morphew, near Stationers-Hall, 1710, 8 <>. Br. 



Note. — To the Eeader, unpaged; The Case, pp. 
3-35 ; Appendix, pp. 37-44. In the Appendix are two 
anonymous letters, but the first was from Dr. Thomas 
MUl, Bishop of Waterford, and the second by the Eev. 
Mr. Alcock, Chancellor of that Diocese. 

Tolando-Pseudologo-Mastix, or a Curry-comb 
for a lying coxcOmb. Being an answer to a late 
piece of Mr. Toland's called Hypatia. Anon. 
Lond., printed for Luke Stokoe, and sold by T. 
Bickerton, 1721, S*. 

Account of Chelsea, written about 1715. By 
Rev. J. King. MS. jyenes Rector of Chelsea for 
time being. 

Remarks on the Life of Sir Thomas Moore, 
with Epitaphs and verses on various persons. 
Br. Museum, Addit. MSS. 4,455. 

Note. — Faulkner, in his Description of Chelsea, (p. 
185), records his acknowledgments for the assistance 
derived from Dr. King's MS. collections, and states that 
he found Dr. King " a faithful historian and a valuable 
guide." 

KING, John, M.A., Fellow of King's Coll., 
Cambridge (eld. son of the preceding), b. Ad- 
stone, Northamptonshire, 5 Aug., 1696. d. 
Stamford, Lincolnshire, 12 Oct., 1728. bur. 
Pertenhall. cf. Harwood's Alumni Etonenses, 
p. 294; Chalmers. 

Epistola ad virum ornatissimum J. Freind... 
in qua D. W. Trilleri. . .epistolam medico-criticam 
super primo et tertio epidemioram, a viro orna- 
tissimo editis ad examen revocavit Johannes 
King, CoU. Regal. Socius. Cantabrigise impensis 
Com. Crownfield.. .prostant apud Jonam Bowyer 
...in coemiterio D. Pauli Lond., 1722, 8"., pp. 
99. ^^ 

Euripidis Hecuba, Orestes et Phcenissse. Ed. 
Joh. King. Cantabrigiensis, 1726, 2 vols., So. 

KING, R. J. 

A Tichborne Case of the last century. N. 
and Q., 4 S., viii, 515, (1871). 

Note.— This refers to the case of Mr. Symons, ol 
Hatt, in Botusfleming. cf. D. GUberfs Cornwall, i, 
105-106. 

KING, Rev. R. Lethbridge, B.A, (son of Em 
Admiral Sir Rich. King. d. 1834). Formerly 



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KINGDON. 



KING, Eev. E. Lethbbidgb, B.A. (Con.), 

one of the Masters of Truro Grammar School. 
Now Incumb. of St. John's Paramatta, N.S.W., 
Australia. 

Freshwater Shells in Cornwall. Zoologist i, 
1,038, 1,194, (1845). 

Note.— The first of a series of short articles. 

Notice of Shells not mentioned in the Cornish 
Fauna discovered by J. (sic) Lethbridge King 
Bep. B.LC., 1845, pp. 38-39. 

Observations on the mode of developement of 
the young of Pentelasmis, by E. Lethbridge 
King "^ ■""'" "' "' 



«■&., 1848, pp. 54-55. 



KING, William Henry, M.R.C.S. (son of 
William King), b. Camelford, 22 Oct., 1796. 

[On a case of] Hydrophobia [at Camelford.] 
' ' Times, ix, 60-61, (1843). 

Note. — The article is stated to be by "W. H. 
King, Esq., of Plymouth," but the latter word is a mis- 
print for Camelford. 

KINGDON, Rev. Alfred Cory, B.A. (son of 
Cory Kingdon, M.D.) Vicar of Bunny, St. 
Mary, Notts, 1868. 6. Stamford Hill, Poughill. 

Our Father's Message. A Series of Twenty 
Short Tracts on The person and work of Jesus 
Christ, consisting of texts of scripture, with a 
few words of comment suggesting the message 
they contain for us. By the Eev. A. C. Kingdon, 
Chaplain at Messrs. Adams and Go's. Warehouse, 
Nottingham. Lend., W. Macintosh, 24, Pater- 
noster Eow. [Butler and Tanner, The Selwood 
Printing Works, Frome and London.] n.d., 
[186-,] 120., 4 pages each, 1/6 per 100. 



Note. — ^No. 1, 

No. 2 

No. 3 

No. 4, 

No. 5 

No. 6, 

No. 7 



No. 8. 
No. 9. 
No. 10. 
No. 11. 
No. 12. 
No. 13. 
No. 14. 
No. 15. 
No. 16. 
No. 17. 
No. 18. 
No. 19. 
No. 20. 



Christ One with the Father. 

Christ made like unto us. 

Christ's Death. 

Christ's Eesurreetion. 

Christ's Ascension. 

Christ our suitable High- Priest. 

Christ the source of repentance 

and pardon. 
Christ our righteousness. 
Christ our Advocate. 
Christ the one Mediator. 
Christ our strength. 
Christ the light of the world. 
Christ our pattern. 
Christ the giver of peace. 
Christ the world's Saviour. 
Christ in the midst of his people. 
Christ the preserver of his people. 
Christ our ever present friend. 
Christ's second coming. 
Christ the raiser of the dead. 



KINGDON, Rev. George Thokas, M.A. {son 
of Bev. T. E. Kingdon). h. Bridgerule, 1814. 

" Upon this rock I will buUd my church ; " 
or Christ himself, and not Peter the rock on 



KINGDON, Eev. Georoe Thomas, M.A. (Gm.). 

which his church is founded and built. A Sermon 
in which the usual objections against the above 
view are examined and disputed. By the Rev. 
G. T. Kingdon, Incumbent of Ivy Bridge, Devon. 
Lond., Macmillan and Co.; Exeter, Eland; 
Plymouth, S. Bowering, [printed! 1870, 8"., pp. 
22. 1/-. 

KINGDON, Rev. Samuel Nicholson, B.D. 
(hro. of the preceding). V. of Bridgerule, 
1844. h. Bridgerule, 16 May, 1805. lapt. 23 
June. d. Bridgerule, 17 Mch., 1872. 
Tracts for the Times on Political Subjects. 

{Anon). Lond., W. Macintosh, n.d., [18 ,] 

80., Id. each 



Note.- 



-No. 1. 
„ 2. 



3. 



4. 



Equal Eights, pp. 16. 

Who are the Working Classes ? pp. 

16. 
Does Two and Two make Four? 

pp. 16. 
Mr. Bright's Candidates for the 

Franchise, pp. 15. 

Tracts on the Church of England. No. i. The 
Liturgy. Anon. Lond., W. Macintosh, n.d., 
[18- -,] 8"., pp. 16, Id. 
Note. — No more published. 

Church Psalmody. By the Rev. S. N. King- 
don, 1856, 80. 

The History and Sacred Obligation of the 
Sabbath; and the close connexion of its due 
observance with our social and national well- 
being. By S. N. Kingdon, B.D... Lond., Seeley, 
1856, 80., pp. vii and 131. 

Schism and its Results. Brought to the Test 
of Scripture and Experience, vpith some mention 
of the Popular Excuses alleged in its defence. 
By a Clergyman in the West, \i.e.. Rev. S. N. 
Kingdon.] Lond., Seeley, 1856, 8°., pp. 32, 1/-. 

God and the Country Robbed, or the Noncon- 
formist Movement for the Abolition of Church 
Rates, briefly exposed. fAnon). Launceston, 
[printed] P. D. Maddox ; Lond., Simpkin, 1857, 
80., pp. 15, 6d. 

Address on St. John, iii, 5, delivered at the 
Plymouth Combined Clerical Meeting, June 27 
and 28, 1865. By the Rev. S. N. Kingdon... 
Lond., W. Macintosh, 1865, 8o., pp. 16, 6d. 

A Lecture on the Voluntary System as a 
means for supporting the Christian Church, De- 
livered on Monday Evening, June 8, 1868, in 
the Central Subscription Rooms, Launceston. 
By the Rev. S. N. Kingdon... Lond., W. Macin- 
tosh... Launceston, P. D. Maddox, 1868, 8o., pp. 
19, 3d. 

A Lecture on the Irish Church, delivered on 
Monday evening. May 4th, 1868, in the Central 
Subscription Rooms, Launceston. By the Rev 
S. N. Kingdon. Lond., W. Macintosh; Laun 
ceston, P. D. Maddox, 1868, 8o., pp. 16, 3d. 



KINGSTON. 



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KIEBY. 



KING DON, Rev. Thoiias Hockin, B.D. (Uh 
son of Rev. John Kingdon, R. of Whitstone). 
Fellow of Exeter Coll., 1794-1804; V. of 

Bridgerule, 18 ; Resigned, 1844; R. of 

Pyworthy, 1808-53. 6. Bridgerule, 1 Feb., 
1775. hapt. 5 Apl. d. Pyworthy, Devon, 31 
Jan., 1853. cf. (?ew<. Ma^., xxxix, 328, (1853). 

The True Christ ascertained, with a Rule to 
Judge of false Christs. By T. H. Kingdon, B.D., 
V. of Bridgrule, in the County of Devon, and 
formerly Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. Lend., 
printed for L. B. Seeley, 169, Fleet Street, W. 
Mc. Dowall, printer, 1815, 12"., pp. 58. 

The Sacrament of Baptism considered, with 
an especial reference to the Church of England. 
By Rev. T. H. Kingdon, B.D., V. of Bridgerule. 
Lond., Seeleys, 1834, 8"., pp. 144. 

KINGDON, Thomazine (sister of Samuel Drew 
and wife of James KingdonJ. b. St. Austell, 
1771. d. Tysvardreath circa 1842. bur. Tjrwar- 
dreath. cf. Wesley Banner, i, 261-62. 

KINGPORD, Rev. William, b. Kilkhampton? 

Letter [from Dean Granville] to Mr. James 
Hope, Curate of the Parish of Easington, and 
Mr. Wm. Kingford, Curate of the Parish of 
Sedgefield, in the Bishoprick of Durham, sub- 
stituted by Dr. Granville to serve the aforesaid 
Cures. Printed [with the Dean's " Two Plain 
Farewell Sermons," «fc.,] at Rouen, 1689. — Re- 
printed in the "Remains of Denis Granville, 
D.D." {Surtees Soc, 1866), pp. 119-127. 

KINGSLEY, Rev. Charles, R. of Eversley, 
and Canon of Chester, b. Holne Vicarage, 
Devon, 12 June, 1819. 

Yeast a Problem. Anon. Lond., J. W. Parker, 
West Strand, 1851, post 8"., pp. vi and 379, 9/-. 

Note. — Contains numerous descriptions of Comisla 
scenery. 

Two Years J^ go. A Novel. ByRev.C.Kingsley. 
Cambridge, Macmillan, 1857, 3 vols., 8"., 31/6. 

Note. — Contains an account of Mevagissey (under 
the name of Aberalva) during the Cholera, and other 
references to Cornwall. Mr. Kingsley received part of 
his education under the Eev. Derwent Coleridge, at 
Helston Grammar School. In 1844, he married Fanny 
dau. of Pasooe Grenfell, Esq., of Taplow. 

KINGSTON, William Henry Giles (son of 
Lucy Henry Kingston), b. Harley Street, 
London, 1814. 

Adrift in a Boat. By W. H. G. Kingston. 
Lond., Hodder and Stoughton, 1869, S" vv 
109. > > ife- 

Note.— A story of two Cornish boys. 



KINGSTON, William Henky Giles. (Con.). 

Paul Petherwick, (sic) the pilot, by W. H. G. 
Kingston. Chatterbox, July and Aug., 1868, pp. 
266-67, 275-76, 282-83. 

KINSMAN, John (son of Thos. Kinsman), b. 
Cornakey, Morwenstow, 23 May, 1826. 

No. 1. A Catalogue of Books, in fine library 
condition, being a portion of a select stock of 
ancient and modern literature, now on sale at 
greatly reduced prices by John Kinsman, No. 
2, Chapel St., Penzance. Waterlow and Sons, 
printers, Carpenters' Hall, London, n.d., [Dec, 
1859,] 80., pp. 14. 

Note. — Mr. Kinsman has, since 1859, periodically 
published catalogues of books for sale, the last being 
No. 20, brought out in Sept., 1872. 

Catalogue of Books in the Penzance Public 
Library, prepared by John Kinsman. Lond,, 
printed by S. and J. Brawn, 1872, 8". 

Note.— The first portion of this work is now [1872] 
in the printers' hands. 

The Marrow Controversy. N. and Q., 3 S., ii, 
55, (1862). 

Policy Unveiled, ib., 3 S., ix, 285, (1866). 
Autographs in Books, ib., 3 S., xi, 397, (1867). 
Fairford Windows, ib., 4 S., iii, 613, (1869). 

KINSMAN, Rev. Richard Byrn, M. A. (youngest 
son of Robert Jope Kinsman, of Green Bank, 
Falmouth). R. of Mawnan, 1838, Resigned, 
1842 ; V. of Tintagel, 1851 ; Prebendary of 
Exeter, 1870. 

Sermons. By the late Rev. Geo. Kemp, (1842), 
q.v. 

Sermons. By the late Rev. W. Hichens, (1851), 
q.v. 

Posthumous Gleanings... By the late Rev. E. 
Budge, (1866), q.v. 

Note. — The above three works were edited by the 
Eev. E. B. Kinsman, 

The Leper cleansed. Church of England Mag., 
viii, 100-101, 126-28, (1840). 

A few observations on Tintagel Castle. Plate 
and plan. Journ. R.I.C., Apl., 1872, pp. 42-46. 

KIP, William. 

Cornwall, Olim pars Damnoniorvm. William 
Kip, Sculp. Map with view of "Launceston, 
Olim Dunheuet," size 15J in. by llf in., fol. 

Note.— This map is in " Britain," by Philemon 
Holland, (1637). q.v. 

KIRBY, John de (eld. son of Sir Williami, Kirkby, 
of Melton, Mowbray). Dean of Burian, 1275; 
Bishop of Ely, 1286. d. Ely, Palm Sunday, 
1290. cf Hardifs Cat. Mat, (1871), iii, 327. 



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EIBBT, John de. (Con.). 

Eotuli feodonim quse tenentur de Eege in 
■ capite et de" aliis diversis in singulis comitatibus 
Anglise, secundum Inquisitiones indefactas coram 
Johanne de Kirby, tunc Thesaurario domini 
Eegis, et sociis suis ad hoc assignatis per ipsum 
Eegem. MS. 

Note. — Copies of portions of these inquisitiona are 
preserved in the Public Record Office, the Br. Museum, 
.(Addit. MSS. 26,729), and at Tork. 

KIEKNESB, Francis Saverland. d. Falmouth, 

1825. 

On the death of F. S. Kirkness. A Sonnet. 
Selector or Cornish Mag., i, 22, (1826). 

KITCHIN, Thomas. 

A New improved Map of Cornwall from the 
best Surveys and Intelligences, divided into its 
hundreds, shewing the several roads and true 
measured distances between town and town, also 
the Eectories and Vicarages, the Parks and 
Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, with other 
useful particulars, regulated by Astronomical 
Observations. By Thomas Kitchin, Geographer. 
Printed for Carrington Bowles, in St. Paul's 
Church-yard, n.d., [174-.] One sheet roy. atlas 
fol. 

Note. — Dedicated to the Noble and Eight Honble. 
Eiohard, Lord Edgecumb. 

Cornwall from the best surveys. [By T. 
Kitchin.] Printed for J. Hinton, at the King's 
Arms, in St. Paul's Church Yard, 1748, 4". 

KITT, William (son of John Kitt). b. Cardyn- 

ham, 18 May, 1792. 

The Select Vestry. Anon. Liddell and Son, 
Bodmin, n.d., [1832,] 8°. 

Note. — A broadside satirical poem on the St. 
Austell vestry. Eeprinted in the St. Austell Gazette, 
25 Feb., 1870. 

KITTO, Benedict (son of William Kitto). h. 
Breage, 9 Feb., 1841. cf. J. E.^ Collins' 
Western Chronicle of Science, i, 16, (1871). 
On Mineral Veins. Bep. RC.P.Soc, 1869, pp. 

48-52. 

KLAPEOTH, Martin Heinrich. b. Wemig^- 
rode, Saxony, 1 Dec, 1743. d. Berlin, 1 Jan., 
1817. 

Observations relating to the Mineralogical and 
Chemical History of the Fossils of Cornwall. 
By M. H. Klaproth, Assessor of the College of 
Physicians, etc., Berlin. Translated from the 
German. By J. G. Groschke. Lond., J. Johnson, 
1787, 80., pp. viii and 84, 3/6. 



KLAPEOTH, Mabtin Heineich. (Oon.). 

Analytical Essays towards promoting the 
Chemical Knowledge of Mineral Substances by 
M. H. Klaproth. "Translated from the German. 
Lond., T. Cadell, 1801, 8«., pp. xvi and 591. 

Note. — Contains numerous notices of Cornish 
Minerals. 

Mineralogisch-chemischer beytrag zur natur- 
geschichte Cornwallischer Mineralien. Beoi. der 
Berlin. Ges. Naturf Fr., i, 141-96. 

Kurze berichtigung, betreffend den Schwerstein 
von Pengilly. ih., iv, 319-22. 

Chemische untersuchung des Cornwallischen 
Seifensteins. Beit, zur Chem. Kenntn. der Mine- 
ralhorp., ii, 180-83. 

Chemische untersuchung des Zinnkieses. ih., 
ii, 257-64. 

Untersuchung des Angeblichen Tungsteins, 
und des Wolframs aus Cornwall. Crell's Chem. 
Annalen., ii, 502-7, (1786). 

Chemische untersuchung des Holy-zinnes. ib., 
ii, 507-12. 

KNEEBONE, Edward, b. Linkinhorne, 1631. 
d. Linkinhorne, 16 Oct., 1685. 

A History of the Hundred of East. By E. 
Kneebone, Gent., 1684. MS. 

Note. — A copy of this is now (1872) penea N. H. 
P. Lawrence, Esq., Launceston. 

KNEEBONE, Joseph. Cordwainer at Marazion. 

Description of J. Kneebone's wheel-drag for 
two wheeled carriages. By Eichard Moyle. Trans. 
Soc. for Encouragement of Arts, xiii, 254-62, 
(1795). 

Note.— J. Kneebone received a bounty of 20 guineas 
for his invention. 

KNIGHT, J. 

The Collects of the Prayer Book, with a 
Hymn on each, and a Carol on the Nativity of 
our Saviour, by J. Knight. Eedruth, printed 
by F. Symons, 1852, fcp. 8o., pp. iv and 175. 

Note. — Dated from Portreath. 

KNIGHT, Rear-Admiral Sir Joseph, Knt. 
b. East Looe, 1709. d. Harvnch, 8 Sept., 1775. 
cf. Charnock's Biog. Navalis, v, 475-76 ; Gent. 
Mag., xlv, 455, (1775). 

KNIGHT, Eev. T. B. 

Model Cornishmen— A Lecture on H. Davy, 
S. Drew, and H. Martyn. By the Eey. T B. 
Knight. Truro, W. Lake, 1867, demy 8°., 4d. 



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KNILL, John (only smi of Geo. Knill). Collector 
of Customs, St. Ives, 1762-82 ; Private Secre- 
tary to the Earl of Buckinghamshire, Lord 
Lieutenant of Ireland, Feb., 1777. 5. Calling- 
ton, 1 Jan., 17f|. d. 8, Gray's Inn Square, 
London, 29 Mch., 1811. hur. St. Andrew's, 
Holborn. cf. Morning Chronicle, 14 Aug., 1801; 
Gent. Mag., Ixxxi, pt. i, 401, 492, (1811), xl, 
139, 481, (1853). 

Notice of Mr. John Knill, of Gray's Inn, 
1733-1811. n.p. or d. [Helston, printed and 
published by R. Cunnack, Market-Place, 1871,] 
8"., pp. 26. 

Note. — Dated Penrose, July, 1871, and signed 
J[ohn] J[ope] E[ogers.] 

Observations on the Manners and Customs of 
Italy. . .By a Gentleman authorised to investigate 
the Commerce of that Country with Great 
Britain, [i.e., N. Brooke, M.D., of Bath.] Bath, 
printed by R. Cruttwell, 1798, 8"., pp. viii and 
269. 

Note. — His " most worthy friend John Knill, Esq.", 
is referred to in pp. 1, 265-66 as rendering him assis- 
tance in Ms plans and claims against the Government. 

A Scheme for preventing the plundering of 
wrecks in Cornwall. With Abstracts of Acts of 
Parliament respecting Shipwrecks, n. p. or d. or 
printer's name. [June, 1792,] 4"., pp. 7. — Re- 
printed. Bodmin, J. Liddell, Nov. 1792, fol. 

Note,— This scheme was submitted by J. Knill, 
through Lord Eliot, to Mr. Henry Dundas, the Home 
Secretary. The copy in the Penzance Public Library, 
to which there is no title-page, has MSS. alterations 
and additions. 

Account [by J. Knill] of the religion of the 
Koramantyn Negroes. In "Bryan Edwards' 
Hist, of British Colonies of West Indies. (Lond., 
1793-1801, 3 vols., 8".), ii, 70-72.— In abridg- 
ment of Mr. Edwards' Hist. (Lond., 1794, 8° ) 
p. 379. \ ' > h 

KNOWLES, James Sheridan (son of James 
Knowles). h. Anne St., Cork, 12 May, 1784 
d. Torquay, 30 Nov., 1862. 

The Daughter. A play in five Acts. By J. S. 
Knowles. 2nd ed. Lond., E. Moxon, Dover 
Street, 1837, 8"., pp. 108, 4/-. 

Note.— The scene is laid on the coast of Cornwall. 
The piece was first produced at Drury-Lane, 29 Nov., 
1836. 

KRUGER, Fbederickde. 

The Pirate and other Poems, by Frederick de 
Kruger, Jun., Mariner. Bodmin, printed for the 
author [by Liddell and Son,] and sold by G. B 
Whittaker, London, 1829, 120., pp_ gg. 

TT r. Note.— Dedicated to " Vice- Admiral SirC. Penrose, 
E.C.B., of Ethy House, Cornwall." 



L. 

L. A. L. 

On a young lady of Cornwall [Miss Glanville] 
remarkably handsome. Town and Country Mag., 
XV, 494-95, (1783). 

L. E. L. 

The Mines and Mineral Resources of Great 
Britain, by E. L. Christian Miscell., July and 
Aug., 1864, pp. 215, 250. 

L. J. H. L. 

On the necessity of a divine revelation. By 
J. H. L., dated Helstone, June, 1822. Imperial 
Mag., iv, col. 715-20, (1822). 

L. J. L. i.e., Lakes, Rev. J. 

L. L. L. 

The Sands, Bude. By L. L. With illustration 
by S. P. Jackson. National Mag., iii, 353, (1858). 

L. R. L. 

A Fragment. [Verses.] By R. L., dated Lost- 
withiel, 29 Dec, 1821. Imperial Mag., iv, col., 
533, (1822). 

LACH-SZYEMA, Rev. Wladislaw Somer- 
VILLE, M.A. (son of Krystyn LachrSzyrma) ; 
Curate of St. Ive, Liskeard, Mch., 1865 to 
3 July, 1868; Curate of St. Paul's, Truro, 4 
Jan., 1869 to Feb., 1870 ; V. of Carnmenellis, 
5 May, 1870 to 1 May, 1872. b. Devonport, 
25 Dec, 1841. 

Hours of Prayer. Anon. Lond., G. J. Palmer, 
32, Little QUeen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. 
n.d., [186-,] 12°., pp. 8. 

Short Prayers for the hours ; with devotions 
family and private for various occasions. Anon. 
Lond., The Church Press Co., 13, Burleigh St., 
Strand, 1869, sm. 8"., pp. 48, 4d. 

The Bishopric of Cornwall. A Letter to the 
Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., (First Lord 
of the Treasury, &c.). By the Rev. W. S. Lach- 
Szyrma, M.A. Lond., W. Kent and Co., Pater- 
noster Row; Truro, J. R. Netherton, [printedl 
1869, 80., pp. 22, 6d. 

The Bible and the Prayer Book. A sermon 
preached in Carnmenellis Church, by the Rev. 
W. S. Lach-Szyrma. Redruth, J. S. Doidee, 
1871, 80., 6d. 

A Biblical Catechism. Redruth, J. S. Doidee, 
1871, 80. > 6 . 

On the relation of the Slavonians to the other 
Indo-European Nations. [1863-64.] Annual 



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LACH-SZYEMA, Ebv. W. S. (Con.). 

Bep. and Trans, of the Plymouth Instit. and D. 
and C. Nat. Hist. Soc, 1864, pp. 13-35. 

The Primitive Races of Devon. Clack. (Ply- 
mouth and London, 1865), pp. 1-40, 87-91, 
138-43. 

Note.— Memorial Notices of the Eev. W. S. Laoh- 
Szyrma appeared in some of the local papers, on an 
erroneous report of his death on the 16 Jan., 1871. 

LAD, John. 

" A remembrance of certaine sowndings about 
Sillye, Ushent and the Seames, with other 
necessary rewles very profRtable for travelers by 
sea," about the coast of Ireland, &c. ; in the 
hand writing of J. Lad, 1586. Bod. Lib., Raw- 
Knson MSS., class A, 192, art. 6. 

A few rules respecting the sun's declination, 
the rising and setting of the moon, the finding 
of latitudes, &c. ; with a problem for ascertain- 
ing the rising and setting of the sun, worked in 
ScUly, 17 May, 1600. ib., A, 192, art. 11. 

Sailing directions for entering the Channel by 
the Lizard headed " Sarten notes and instruc- 
tions set downe for the coming in of and entry 
by our slefe, with the depths and maner of 
ground, which shall shew yow one, which side 
yow are, and allsoe how far yow are from the 
Lisard," 1618. ib., A, 192, art. 14. 

L^LIUS. pseud, i.e. 

Cornish name of St. Michael's Mount. N. and 
Q., 3 S., xi, 522-23, (1867). 

LAKE, William (son of Samuel Lake), b. 
Petrockstow, Devon, 17 May, 1836. 

The Cornish "Weekly News and Advertiser. 
[Conducted by W. Lake.] Printed and published 
by the Proprietor, at his Steam Printing "Works, 
Princes-street, in the parish of St. Mary, in the 
borough of Truro, in the county of Cornwall, 
fol. 

Note.— Appears on Saturday. The first number 
was brought out in Jan., 1858, it is numbered succes- 
sively to present time, but is not divided into volumes. 

LAKES, Rev. John (son of Henry Lakes, of 

Tremrrick). Curate of Liskeard, 1827-39; 

V. of Liskeard, Feb., 1872. 5. St. AusteU, 10 

Sept., 1801. 

The Penny Bank. A Lecture delivered at the 
Working Men's Institute, Guernsey, by the Rev. 
J. Lakes. .Guernsey, 1860, 8o. 

The Penny Bank. By the Rev. J. Lakes. 
Andrew, Printer, St. Austell, n.d., [1868,] 8"., 
pp. 12. 

NoTEi— A reprint of the previous work. 



LAKES, Eev. John. (Con.). 

The Upas Tree. A Lecture deliverd before 
the St. James' Temperance Society, Guernsey, 
by the Rev. J. Lakes. Guernsey, 1869, 8°. 

Poem. St. Austell Bridge. By the Rev. J. 
Lakes. Privately printed, 1870, 8". 

A Sermon on 'Temperance. Preached in the 
parish church, Guernsey, by the Rev. J. Lakes. 
Guernsey, 1871, 8". 

Poems. Signed Tre, \i.e., Rev. J. Lakes.] In 
Light from the West, 1833-37, 8". 

A stoat pursuing a water rat through a pond, 
signed J. L[akes,] Liskeard Vicarage, 15 Aug., 
1829. /. G. Loudon's Mag. Nat. Hist, iii, 145, 
(1831). 

A white blackbird, ib., iii, 146. 

Rare Birds in Cornwall, ib., iii, 175-77. See 
Jackson, Clement. 

LAKES, Robert Gould (younger bro. of the pre- 
ceding)-, b. St. Austell, 1813. cf. J. Couch's 
Hist, of British Fishes, iv, 367. 

LAMBARDE, William (eld. son of John Lam- 
barde). b. London, 18 Oct., 1536. d. West- 
combe, near Gravesend, 19 Aug., 1601. 

Dictionarium Angliae topographicum et histo- 
ricum; an alphabetical account of the chief 
places in England and Wales. . .By the celebrated 
Antiquary, WilUam Lambarde...Now first pub- 
lish' d. Lond., printed for Fletcher Gyles, over- 
against Gray's-Inn, Holborne, 1730, 4"., pp. 
xiv and 498. 

Note. — Contains a few references to the county of 
Cornwall. 

LAMPEN, John, of Padreda, in Linkinhorne 

(son of John Lampen ?). 

Sheriffs cravings of P. Kelkwich and Jno. 
Lampen, Sheriffs of Cornwall, 1650. Sir T. 
Phillips' MSS., 15,629. 

LAMPEN, Rev. Robert, M.A. "V. of Probus, 

21 Apl., 1828 to 1849. d. The Sanctuary, 

Probus, 18 Aug., 1849. 

A Sermon [on II Samuel, iii, 38,] preached 
in St. Andrew s Church, Plymouth, on Wednes- 
day afternoon, Feb. 16, 1820, being the day of 
the Funeral of his late most gracious Majesty. 
By R. Lampen, M.A., Lecturer of St. Andrew's. 
Plymouth, S. and J. B. Rowe, Whimple-Street, 
[printed] ; and Baldwin, Cradock and Co., 
London, 1820, 80., pp. 25, 1/-. 

The Christian Duty of reUeving the distresses 
in Ireland. A Sermon [on Matthew vii, 12,] 
preached in St. Andrew's Church, Plymouth, on 
Sunday, 7 July, 1822. By R. Lampen, M.A., 
Lecturer. Plymouth, S. and J. B. Rowe, 
Whimple-Street, 1822, S"., pp. 25, 1/-. 



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LAMPEN, Rev. Eobekt, M.A. (Con.). 

The obligations of the ministerial character : 
a sermon [on 2 Tim., i, 13,] preached in the 
Parish Church of St. Mary's, Truro, at the visi- 
tation of the Et. Rev. William, Lord Bishop of 
Exeter, July xxvi, MDCCCXXVIII. By R. 
Lampen, M.A., Vicar of Probus and Minister 
of St. Andrew's Chapel, Plymouth... Lond., 
printed for C. and J. Eivington...E. Heard, 
Truro, and J. B. Eowe, Plymouth, 1828, 8"., 
pp. 19. 

The teaching of the divine judgments. A ser- 
mon [on Isaiah, xxvi, 9,] preached in St. Andrew's 
Chapel, on Sunday evening, Nov. 6, 1831, on 
the establishment of the Plymouth Board of 
Health. By E. Lampen, M.A. Plymouth, Eowe, 
Whimple-Street, 1831, 8°., pp. 15. 

Unity in the Visible Church the Ordinance 
of God. A Sermon [on Eph., iv, 11-13,] preached 
at the Triennial Visitation of the Et. Eev. Henry, 
Lord Bishop of Exeter, at St. Mary's Church, 
Truro, Aug. 10, 1842. By E. Lampen, M.A., 
Vicar of Probus, Cornwall, and Minister of St. 
Andrew's Chapel, Plymouth. Published by com- 
mand of the Lord Bishop, and at the request of 
the Clergy present. Truro, printed and published 
by E. Heard ; Lond., J. Burns, 1842, 8"., pp. 20. 

A Discourse delivered on the opening of the 
Plymouth Athenasum, Feb. 4, 1819. By E. 
Lampen, M.A. Trans. Plymouth Instil., 1830, pp. 
1-18. 

LAMPLUGH, Et. Eev. Thomas, D.D., Lord 
Bishop of Exeter, 1676-88; Archbishop of 
York, 1688-91. 6. 1615. d. Bishopthorp, 5 
May, 1691. hw. York Cathedral. 

Note of Benefices held by Bishop Lamplugh 
in commendam. Tanner MSS. 141, art. 46. 

Letter to Archbishop Sancroft on the annex- 
ation of the deanery of Buryan to the See of 
Exeter, with some account of the Deanery, 29 
Sept., 1683. ib., 141, art. 40; 34, art. 113 and 
136. 

LANCASTER, T. 

Meteorological summary from Eegisters kept 
by T. Lancaster, Queen-Street, Devonport. Eep. 
E.C.P.Soc, 1852, p. 115; 1853, p. 49. 



LANDBE, John. (Con.). 

The Coming Day and other poems. By H. J 
Doogood, (1863). q.v. 

Note. — Contains "A Tribute to the Memory of 
J. Lander." For further details respecting J. Lander See 
Lander, K. L. 

LANDER, RiCHAED Lemon (elder bro. of the 
preceding), h. Truro, 8 Feb., 1804. hapt. 29 
Feb. d. Fernando Po, 7 Feb., 1834. cf. B. 
Polwhele's Beminiscences, ii, 147 ; Gent. Mag., 
ii, 324-27, (1834) ; The Athenceum, 1834, p. 
340; Annml Biog. for 1835, pp. 147-68; 
Quarterly Bev., xxxix, 143-83, (1829) ; Litw- 
ary Gazette, 1834, pp. 211,315; Polwhele's- 
Biog. Sketches, ii, 20-21 ; One and All, (Pen- 
zance, foL), Dec, 1868; Didot Nomel. Biog. 
Univ.; Biog. Univ. ; Base. 

Journal of a second expedition into the inte- 
rior of Africa, from the Bight of Benin to Soo- 
catoo. By the late Commander Clapperton of the 
Royal Navy. To which is added the Journal of 
Richard Lander, from Kano to the Sea Coast, 
partly by a more eastern route. With a portrait 
of Captain Clapperton, and a map of the route 
...Lond., J. Murray, 1829, 4°., pp. xxiiiand 355. 

Note. — The "Journal of E. Lander, Servant to the 
late Capt. Clapperton," occupies pp. 255-327. 

Records of Captain Clapperton's last expedi- 
tion to Africa. By Richard Lander, his faithful 
attendant and the only surviving member of the 
expedition, with the subsequent adventures of 
the author. Portrait of B. Lander. Lond., H. 
Colbiimand R. Bentley, 1830, 2 vols., 12o., 21/-. 

Travels and Discoveries in Northern and 
Central Africa, in 1822, 1823, and 1824, by- 
Major Denham, F.R.S., Capt. Clapperton, and 
the late Doctor Oudney. With a short account- 
of Clapperton's and Lander's second journey in 
1825, 1826, and 1827. Plates. Lond., John 
Murray, 1831, 4 vols., 16«. 

Note. — The Account of Clapperton's and Lander's 
second journey occupies iv, 187-279. 

Journal of an expedition to explore the course 
and termination of the Niger, with a Narrative 
of a voyage down that river to its termination.. 
By R. and J. Lander. Illustrated with engravings 
and maps. Lond., John Murray, 1832, 3 vols.,. 
12"., 5/- a volume. 



LANDER, John (twin son of John and Ann 
LanderJ. b. Truro, 29 Dec, 1806. bapt. 3 
July, 1807. d. Wyndham St., Bryanston Sq., 
London, 16 Nov., 1839. cf Gent. Mag., xii, 
662, (1839). 

Poems by J. Lander, the African Traveller. 
Lond., printed by John H. Batty, 6, Red Lion 
Court, Fleet St. n.d., [1870,] 8"., pp. 33. 

Note.— The Address to the Eeader is signed Mary 
Blsom (late Lander) and dated London, May, 1870. I Journal of an expedition, etc. New York 



Note.— The Address to the Public is signed "B.. 
and J. Lander, London, Feb., 1832." The Introductioa 
is signed " A. B. B "[echer.] There are portraits of the 
Brothers. These volumes form Nos. xxviii, xxix, and 
XXX, of The Family Library. The brothers received- 
1,000 guineas from Mr. Murray for their Journal. 



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LANDEE, EiOHABD Lemok. (C<m.). 

Harper and Brothers, 82, Clift Sq., 1844, 2 
vols., 12". 

Note. — This is a reprint of the previous work. It 
forms part of Harper's Family Library. 

Lander Africaxius. A musical drama. By T. F. 
Barham, (1834), q.v. 

The Travels of R. and J. Lander, into the 
interior of Africa, for the discovery of the 
course and termination of the Niger ; from un- 
published documents in the possession of the 
late Capt. John "William Barber Fullerton, em- 
ployed in the African service. With a prefatory 
analysis of the previous travels of Park, Denham, 
Clapperton, Adams, Lyon, Eitchie, etc., into the 
hitherto unexplored countries of Africa. By 
Eobert Huish, Esq. Illustrated with plates. 
Lond., published by John Saunders, 25, Neiv- 
gate St., 1836, 8"., pp. x and 782. 

Note. — Contains Portrait of E. Lander and View 
of E. and J. Lander proceeding down the Niger. 

Narrative of an expedition into the interior 
of Africa by the Eiver Niger... in 1832, 1833, 
and 1 834. By Macgregor Laird and R. A. K. 
Oldfield. Lond., Bentley, 1837, 2 vols., 8o. 

Note. — Eichard Lander accompanied Messrs. Laird 
and Oldfield on this expedition. A letter from him de- 
scriptive of the wound he received from the natives is 
given in ii, 282-84. 

Diario de Eicardo Lander desde Kano a 
Sackatu. In " De Nemesio Fernandez Guesta's 
Nuevo Viajerio Universal. (Madrid, 1859)," i, 
709-27. 

Extracts from the journal of an expedition 
undertaken by order of his majesty's govern- 
ment, to determine the course and termination 
of the Niger, more properly named Quorra from 
Yaoori to the sea. Jowrn. Oeogr. Soc. of London, 
i, 179-91, (1831). 

LANE, Ealph. 

' Mr. Ealph Lane to Lord Burghley, concerning 
a silver Mine, near Penryn, in Cornwall, Nov. 8, 
1589. Lamd. MSS. 61, art. 75. 

LANE, Thomas. 

Description of an instrument invented by T. 
Lane for extracting the broken parts of borers. 
Eep. B.C.P.Soc, 1848, p. 34. 

LANGDON, Michael, M.D., Naval Surgeon. 
Admitted Extra Licentiate of Coll. of Phy- 
sicians, 21 Sept., 1677. d. 3 Aug., 1709. bur. 
Launceston. cf. MmFs Boll of Physicians, i, 
372. 



LANGDON, Egbert, of Keverell,inSt.Martia's- 
by-Looe (son of John Langdon ?). 

The Boke of comfort called in laten | Boetius 
de consolatione philosophie J Translated in to 
englesse tonge | [by John Walton, Canon of 
Osney.] Eraprented in the exempt monastery of 
Tauestok; in Denshjre, By me, Dan Thomas 
Eychard, . monke of the sayd Monastery. | To 
the instant desire of the ryght Worshypful 
esquyer, Mayster Eobert Langdon. Anno D, 
MDXXV, 4". Bod. Uh. ; Ex. Coll. Uh. 

Note. — On the last page is an heraldic shield, with 
" EohertuB Langdon " underneath. The name "Wal- 
twnem" is found in an acrostic at the end of the work. 
This book, which is very scarce, was the first book 
printed at Tavistock. 

LANGDON, Walter (2nd son of Walter Lang- 
don). h. 1599. d. Keverell, 16 Feb., 1676. 
lur. St. Martin's-by-Looe. 

W. May...W. Langdon and other Commis- 
sioners for Cornwall to E. Walker, (1644). See 
Coryton, W. 

LANKESTER, Edwin Eat (son of Edwin 
Lankester, M.D.J Fellow of Exeter College, 
1872. h. 22, Old Burlington St., St. James', 
Westminster, 15 May, 1847. 

On the discovery of the remains of cephalas- 
pidianfishes in Devon and Cornwall. Quart. Journ. 
Geol. Soc. Lond., xxiv, 546-47, (1868). 

LANYON, Sergeant Hugh. d. Lawton, 
Cheshire, June; 1846. cf. Connolly's Hist, of 
Sappers and Miners, (1855), i, 289-90, ii, 2, 
23 note, 307. 

Note. — H. Lanyon was one of the Miners who as- 
sisted to rescue the crew andpassengersfrom the " Kent,' 
East Indiaman." 

LANYON, John, of St. Feock ? 

A Collection of letters . . . including . . . many 
letters from Thos. Yeabsley and John Lanyon, 
of Plymouth, contractors for the victualling of 
Tangier, 1664-65. Bod. Lib. Bawlinson MSS., 
class A, 174, art. 1. 

Statement of the defects and breaches in the 
harbour of Plymouth, by J. Lanyon. ib.. A, 174, 
art. 57. 

Two Letters to Samuel Pepys from J. Lanyon. 
Plymouth, Jan. and Nov., 1666. ib., A, 174, art. 
78. 

Letter to S. Pepys from J. Lanyon. Plymouth, 
24 March, -1664. ib.. A, 174, art. 81. 

Two Letters to S. Pepys from J. Lanyon, com- 
plaining of Commanders in port, &c. Plymouth, 
Aug., 1673. ib., A, 191, art. 15. 

Copies of various letters on navy business 
written by S. Pepys to J. Lanyon, from Oct., 
1664, to Dec, 1666... i&.. A, 193, art. 6. 

N N 



LATET. 



306 



LATET. 



LANYON, Capt. John (srni of John Lanyon). 
h. Germoe, Apl., 1832. Drmiomd Sarawak, 31 
Dec, 1871. 

Notes OR the mining district of Sarawak. 
/. H. Colling Western Chron. of Science, i, 169- 
72, (1871). 

LANYON, Philip. ? Mayor of Penzance, 1650. 

Warrant from tke Commissioner of Prizes to 
Lord Ashley, to pay 200?. to Philip Lanyon, 
Deputy Treasurer and Commissioner of Prizes 
at Plymouth, 27 Mch., 1667. Br. Museum, 
Addit. MSS., 5752, fol., 164. 

LANYON, EiCHARD, M.RC.S. (son of ToUas 
Lanyon). b. Camborne, circa 1810. d. Cam- 
borne, circa 1845. 

On the diseases of Miners. Bep. R.C.P.Soc, 
1836, pp. 35-53, 1837, pp. 36-63, 1838, pp. 
35-67. 

The statistics of Camborne, ib., 1841, pp. 
99-118. 

LANYON, Richard, M.D., F.A.S. (smofBich. 
Lanyon). b. Lostwithiel, 1799. d. Lostwithiel, 
10 Sept., 1852. 

Case of pleuritis. Lond. Med. and Phys. Journ., 
xH, 134-36, (1819). 

On a seal found near Fowey. Bep. B.I.G., 
1847, p. 47. 

On the prevailing Symbolical figures in Lost- 
withiel Church, ib., 1848, p. 66. 

LANYON, William. 

Arthur of Bretagne. Helston Gram. School 
Mag., pt. i, p. 34, (1852). 

LARKING, Eev. Lambert Blackwell (son of 
John Larking, of Clare House, Maidstone), d. 
Eyarsh Vicarage, Maidstone, 2 Aug., 1868. 

Copy of a Grant of the Manor of Eidwri. 
Journ. R.I.C., Mch., 1864, pp. 29, 35-36. 

LATEY, Gilbert (youngest son of John Layetyj. 
bapt. St. Issey, 20 Jan., 1626. d. 15 Sept., 
1705. cf Sewel's Hist, of Friends, (1834), i, 
340-41 ; Maria Webb's Fells of Swarihmoor 
Hall, (1865), pp. 207-208, 217, 226, 234. 

A Brief Narrative of the Life and Death of 
that Antient Servant of the Lord and his people, 
Gilbert Latey ; shewing his Birth and Parentage,' 
his coming up to London, and how he was brought 
to the Acknowledgment of the Truth, with some 
account of Antient Friends, and of the first 
settlement of Meetings in London and other 
parts, etc. To which is prefixed the Testimonies 



LATET, GiLBEBT. (Con.). 

of several worthy Friends concerning him. Com- 
piled for publick benefit, by E. Hawkins. Lond., 
printed by J. Sowle, in White-Hart-Court, in 
Gracious-Street, 1707, 12o., pp. 156, with pre- 
face and preliminary Testimonies unpaged. 

A Brief narrative of the Life of Gilbert Latey ; 
comprising some account of the first settlement 
of Friends' Meetings in London. Compiled by 
E. Hawkins, and first printed in 1707; Lond., 
printed and sold by WUliam Philips, 1821, 120., 
pp. 94. — Eeprinted in The Friends' Library, ed. 
by Wm. Allen, vol. 9. Lindfield, 1834, 16".— 
Eeprinted in T'he Friends' Library, ed. by W. 
and T. Evans. Pljiladelphia, 1837, 16o. 

A brief narrative of the Life of Gilbert Latey, 
etc. Lond., Edward Marsh, Friends' Book De- 
pository, 84, Houndsditch, 1851, 8"., pp. 84. 

To all you Taylors and Brokers who lyes (sic) 
in Wickedness; and to all you Tradesmen, of 
what Trade, Imployment, or Office soever. This 
is to you all from the Lord, that you may return 
from all your evil Wayes, Words, and Works... 
Lond., printed for Eobert Wilson, at the sign 
of the Black-Spread-Eagle and Wind-Mill, in 
Martins, 1660, 4"., pp. 7. — Eeprinted in his 
Life, pp. 36-48. 

Note. — Signed Gilbert Latye. 

A Declaration from the People call'd Quakers 
to the King, and both Houses of Parliament. 
Then sitting at Westminster, What they can say 
instead of an Oath, 1660, 40. 

Truth vindicated or an Answer to a Letter 
sent from John Perrot out of Jamaica into Eng- 
land... Lond., written in the year 1665, 4*., 2 
sheets. 

A Salutation or Testimony of True and 
Brotherly Love, as it did arise in our Hearts, 
Unto all who are concerned therein. From our 
Meeting in London, the 25th of the 1st moneth, 
1672. Broadside, 1672. n.p. or printer's name. 1 
sheet. — Eeprinted in his life, pp. 81-88. 

Good Council and Advice unto the Magis- 
trates and People of Norwich ; with a brief Ee- 
lation of some of the Sufferings of the People 
of God, called Quakers, in the said City, 1676, 
4"., 1 sheet. 

Note.— The above four works are signed by Gilbert 
Latey and others. 

LATEY, Mary (only dau. of John Feilder, of 
Kingston^pon-Thames, and wife of the preceding). 

A Testimony concerning my dear and well- 
beloved Husband, Gilbert Latey. In " A Brief 
Narrative," etc., 1707, pp. 6. 



LAWBY 



307 



LAWEY. 



LAUGHRIN, William, A.L.S., H.M. Coast 
Guard, Polperro (son of Peter Laugkrin). b. 
Dublin, 9 Mch., 1817. cf. J. Couch's Hist, of 
British Fishes, iii, 39, 55, iv, 136, 250 ; Couch's 
Hist, of Polperro, p. 11. 

Observations on the choice of food in the Cod 
and Ling. Joum. lAnn. Soc, vi, 165-66, (1862). 

LAUNCE, James, of Penair, St. Clement. M.P. 
for Cornwall, 1650-51; for Michell, 1658; 
Surveyor of Duchy of Lancaster, cf. Thos. 
Bwton's Diary, (1828), iii, 78 ; Cotton Mather's 
Magnalia Christi Americana, (1702), Book iii, 
pp. 164-65. 

LAURENCE, Miss Elizabeth (dau. of Captain 

Laurence, of the " DuJce of Kmt " Lisbon Packet). 

b. 1803. d. Falmouth, 25 Feb., 1826. 

Sur la Mort de Miss Elizabeth L ce. 

A Poem, by A. \i.e., Stephen Alfeston.J Selector 
or Cornish Mag., i, 56, (1826). 

Sur la Mort de Miss L. Lines by A. Trans- 
lated into English by N. T. ib., i, 96. 

LAW, Rev. Palmer. Formerly Minister of 
Congregational Church, at Penryn (son of 
William Law), b. Peckham, Surrey, 1832. 
The Cornish Shipwreck, by P. Law, Ware, 

Herts. Lond., ElUot Stock, 62, Paternoster Row. 

n.d., [1865,] sq. 16o., pp. 60, 6d. 

LAWRENCE, Brother. 

Tracts concerning the presence of God and 
other religious subjects in the letters and con- 
versations of Brother Lawrence. To which is 
added A Letter on Regeneration to one troubled 
in mind. A new edition translated from the 
French. Falmouth, printed and sold by Jane 
Trathan. n.d., [18- -], 18". 

Note. — This is a reproduction of " The Conversa- 
tions and Letters of Brother Lawrence concerning the 
presence of God. Translated from the French. Lond., 
Hatohard, 1824, 12o." The letters were written by 
Nicholas Herman, of Loraine, who was afterward known 
as Laurent de la Eesurrection, Lay-brother of the Car- 
melite order. 

LAWRY, Rev. Walter, Wesleyan Minister 
(son of Joseph Laim-y). b. Ruthern, St. Gorran, 
3 Aug., 1793. d. Paramatta, New South 
Wales, 30 March, 1859. cf Bonwick's Curiam 
Facts of old Colonial Bays, pp. 90-92 ; Wes- 
leyan Methodist Mag., xUx, 142, (1826), Ixiv, 
545, (1841), Ixx, 637-38, (1847); Symons' 
Life of Rev. D. J. Draper, pp. 22, 37 ; Memoir 
of W. Carvo'sso, (1835), p. 295. 
Friendly and Feejee Islands, a Missionary 
•Visit to various Stations in the South Seas, in 
the year 1847. By the Rev. W. Lawry, General 



LAWEY, Rev. Walter. (Con.). 

Superintendent of the Wesleyan Missions in 
New Zealand, &c. With an Appendix... Edited 
by the Rev. Elijah Hoole. Lond., J. Mason, 66, 
Paternoster Row, 1850, 120., pp. 303. 

A second Missionary Visit to the Friendly 
and Feejee Islands, in the year 1850. By the 
Rev. W. Lawry... Ed. by the Rev. E. Hoole. 
Lond., J. Mason, 1851, 12o., pp. viii and 217, 
3/6. 

A Voice from New Zealand. Copy of a Letter 
from the Rev. Joseph H. Fletcher, Wesleyan 
Missionary at Auckland, New Zealand. Lond., 
printed and published by John Kaye, 80, Fleet 
St. n.d., [1851,] 8"., pp. 4, 2/6 per 100. 

Note. — Contains severe strictures on the Bev. W. 
Lawry's conduct whilst General Superintendent of the 
"Wesleyan Mission in New Zealand. 

Letters from the Rev. W. Lawry dated from 
New South Wales in 1818-21. Wesleyan Metho- 
dist Mag., xhii, 70-71, (1820), xliv, 231, 387, 
(1821), xlv, 58, (1822). 

Letters dated Tonga, ik, xlvi, 479-82, 618-19, 
(1823), xlvii, 273-74, 555-58, 705-708, (1824), 
xlviii, 599-602, (1825). 

Obituary Notice of Mary, wife of Rev. W. 
Lawry, who died at St. Austell, 25 Dec, 1825. 
ib., xlix, 142, (1826). 

Revival of Religion in the St. Austle Circuit. 
ib., 1, 470-71, (1827). 

Memoir of Mr. Moses Morrish, who was born 
at Perranzabuloe, in 1763, and died there the 
18 Feb., 1830. ib., liv, 811-14, (1831). 

Memoir of Joseph Lawry -{father of Rev. W. 
Lawry) who died at the Barton of Tregarton, in 
St. Austell, 29 Oct., 1832, aged 66. ib., Iv, 904, 
(1832). 

Memoir of Will. Munday, who died at Ruan, 
4 Sept., 1834, aged 61. ib., Iviii, 315, (1835). 

Memoir of Mrs. Roberts, who died at Helston, 
14 Sept., 1833. ib., lix, 638, (1836). 

Extract from a letter from Mr. Lawry in re- 
ference to the Tonga Mission. ib.,lx, 378, (1837). 
Extracts from the journals and letters of the 
Rev. W. Lawry, General Superintendent of the 
New Zealand Mission. Dated Auckland, 1 844, 
1845, 1846. ib., Ixvi, 689, 871, (1844) ; Ixviii, 
298-302, 819-29, 1134-36, (1845) ; Ixx, 714-16, 
(1847); Ixxi, 229-30, 1032-42, 1145-54,1257- 
67, 1360-71, (1848). [Papers relating to the Wes- 
leyan Missions, No. cv, Sept., 1846; Wesleyan 
Missionary Notices, No. 99, Mch., 1847.] 

Memoir of Mrs. Elizabeth Timmis, who died 
at Burslem, 15 Dec, 1842. ib., Ixx, 117-19, 
(1847). 

Extracts from the Letters and Journals of the 
Rev W Lawry from the Feejee Islands. Dated 
1847. ib., Ixxii, 97-105, 209-20, 322-28, (1849). 



LEAN. 



308 



LEAN. 



LAWRT, Bev. Walteb. (Con.). 

Second Missionary Visit of the Rev. W. 
Lawiy to the Friendly and Feejee Islands in 
1850. ih., Ixxiv, 509-13, 817-29, 832, 921-28, 
1026-33, 1129-37, 1223-32, (1851). 

LAWS, Thomas Brignell (son of William 
Laws), h. Thames Bank, Pimlico, London, 27 
Aug., 1830. 

An abstract of "The Stannaries Act, 1869," 
with a few remarks for the information of intend- 
ing purchasers of shares in the Mines of Devon 
and Cornwall. By T. B. Laws. Lond., printed 
by B. D. Cousins, Helmet Court, 338, Strand, 
n.d., [1870,] 80., pp. 11, 6d. 

Note. — ^Dated 22 Great St. Helens, London, March, 
1870. 

LAYMAN, A. psmd i.e., Allen, John, (d 1839). 

LEACH, Rev. Christophek, V. of St. Winnow. 
lur. St. Winnow, 26 Feb., 16|f cf. Walker's 
Sufferings of the Clergy, pt. ii, p. 291. 

LEACH, Rev. Thomas Cary. Fellow of Exeter 
CoU. Oxford, 1776-85. h. Boconnock, 1753. 
d. Exeter College, 1 June, 1785. hur. Exeter 
Coll. Chapel, cf. 2nd Bep. of Boyal Commis- 
sion on Historical MSS., p. 127. 

A List of the succession of Rectors and Fellows 
of Exeter CoUege, from 1601 [really 1686,] with 
an abstract of what particulars could be collected 
concernidg them : compiled from the Register of 
Subscriptions, the College Registers, Dr. Edg- 
comb's Collections, Antony k Wood, etc. An 
account of the Foundations, Patronage, &c., is 
prefixed : with a Catalogue of Benefactions from 
Bishop Stapledon, to the present time. An 
Appendix is added, containing a short account of 
publications, by Fellows of Exeter since the year 
1600; together with an abstract of the case 
of Dr. Bury, and some letters and papers from 
the Register, etc., on other subjects. 1780, MSS. 
Ex. Coll. lAb., sm. 4". 

LEAN, Blanche (dau. of Francis Harris, of 
Mylar, and wife of Joel Lean), h. Mylor, 1750. 
d. Camborne, 1815. 

Reflections on Sublunary Enjoyments. An 
Elegy written Aug. 3, 1806, near the ruins of 
Menadarva. ByB. Harris. St. Agnes, Stephens, 
printer, n.d., [1806,] s. sk, 80 lines. 

An Answer by Miss Blanche Harris to the 
Enigma by Tasso. A Poem. 32 Hnes. In The 
Lady's Diary. (Lond., Printed for the Company of 
Stationers). 1775, p. 20. 

Answer to an Enigma. In the character of a 
deserted maid, by Mrs. Blanche Lean, formerly 



LEAN, Blanche. (Con.). . 

Miss B. Harris, she having lately shook hands 
for hfe, as she expresses it, with our mathematical 
correspondent Mr. Lean. A Poem, 40 lines, ib., 
1778, p. 20. 

Answer to an Enigma. A Poem, 48 lines, ib., 
1780, p. 20. 

New Enigma. A. Poem, 8 lines, ib., 1780, 
p. 26. 

Answer to an Enigma. A Poem, 12 lines, 
ib., 1781, p. 16. 

Enigma. A Poem, 24 lines, ib., 1782, p. 26. 

Answer to an Enigma. A Poem, 8 lines, ib., 
1783, p. 16. 

Note. — Miss Blanche Harris contributed poems, 
enigmas and rebuses to The Lady's Diary, from about 
1775 to 1785, during which period Joel Lean was asking 
and answering mathematical questions in The Gentle- 
man's Diary. These two contributors were consequently 
induced to seek an interview which led to their union 
on the 2 Jan., 1777. 

LEAN, Joel (son of Will, and Araminta Lean), 

b. Grwennap, Nov., 1749. d. Camborne, 1813. 

[Lean's Engine Reporter.] Work done by the 

following [Pumping] Engines [in Cornwall,] for 

the last month ending August, 1811. fol. s. sR. 

Note. — Various members of the Lean family have 
conducted the system of registering and publicly report- 
ing the Duty of Steam-engines in Cornwall, from the 
year 1811 to the present time. The following table will 
show the periods during which the respective gentlemen 
have published the Eeports. 

From 1811-1813 Joel Lean, {d. 1818). 

From 1818-1827 Thos. Lean (ith son of Joel Lean), 
and his younger brother John Lean, {d. 1851). 

From 1827-1837 Thos. Lean alone. 

From 1837-1847 Thos. Lean {d. 1847), and his elder 
brother, Joel Lean {d. 1856). 

From 1847-1872 Thos. Lean {son of Thos. Lean), 
by whom they are still being published at Marazion. 

From 1827 to about 1831 John Lean {d. 1851), pub- 
lished a separate Keport. On its ceasing to exist the 
account of the engines therein reported on was shortly 
afterwards added to the original publication carried on 
by Thos. Lean. 

The sheets up to June, 1815, appear to have been 
printed at Eedruth; from that time until Dec, 1822, 
they were printed byW. Penaluna, of Helston, when the 
printing was transferred to L. Newton, of Camborne. 
In Apl., 1858, Mr. Thos. Lean, of Marazion, commenced 
printing the sheets at his printing office at Praze. The 
size was folio up to May, 1838, and since then has been 
quarto. It at first consisted of one page foUo, but in 
May, 1812, became two pages folio and has for many 
years past been four pages quarto. 

Answer to Mathematical Question, No. 394. 
By Joel Lean. In The Gentleman's Diary. (Lond., 
Printed for the Company of Stationers), 1776, p. 33. 

Note. — Joel Lean contributed to The Gentleman's 
Diary from about 1775 to 1785. See also Lean, Blanche 

LEAN, Joel (2nd son of the preceding), h. 
Gwennap, 5 Aug., 1779. d. Neath, 2 Feb., 
1856. 



LEAN. 



309 



LEAN. 



LEAN, Joel. (Con.). 

Lean's Engine Reporter, 1837-1847. iS^eeLean, 
Joel, (d. 1813). • ' 

A.D. 1812, Specification of R. W. Fox and 
Joel Lean, for Improvements in Steam-engines. 
See Fox, R. W. 

A.D. 1825, July 30, No. 5228, Specification 
of Joel Lean, of Fish Pond House, near Bristol, 
Gentleman, for "A machine for effecting an 
alternating motion between bodies revolving 
about a common centre or axis of motion ; also 
certain additional machinery or apparatus for 
applying the same to mechanical purposes." 
With drawing annexed. Lond., 1825, fol. — 
Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1856, fol., pp. 
7, 6d. 

LEAN, John. J. 1767. d. Camborne, 19Mch., 

1836. 

Memoir of Capt. John Lean, Senr. By J. 
W. Burgess. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., lix, 563, 
(1836) ; Mernoir of W. Carvosso, 1835, pp. 93, 
96, 108. 

LEAN, John (5th son of Joel Lean, who d. 1813^. 

b. Ludgvan, 30 Mch., 1791. d. Camborne, 

1851. 

Lean's Engine Reporter, 1813-1827. See 
Lean, Joel (who d. 1813), and Lean, Thos. (who 
d. 1847). 

John Lean's Engine Reporter, 1827-1831 1 
See Lean, Joel. 

LEAN, John (eldest son of John Lean), h. Cam- 
borne, 3 Sept., 1799. d. Camborne, 10 Nov., 
1850. lur. 14 Nov. cf Local Preachers' Mag., 
1860, pp. 24-25. 
Memoir of Mr. John Lean, of Camborne. 

By G&. Smith, F.S.A. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., 

Ixxvi, 1088-95, (1853). 

Note. — Mr. Lean waa Mining Agent for the Basset 
family, the Earl of Falmouth, and Sir S. Spry. 

LEAN, John, C.E. (Zrd son of Fras. Harris 
Lean), b. Crowan, 22 Mch., 1818. 
Practical Platelayer's Guide. Table for cutting 
in permanent-way fittings. Signed "J. Lean, 
Neath, May, 1872." Whittington, printer and 
stationer, Neath, [1872,] 12°., pp. 4. 

LEAN, John (son of John and Dorothy Lean). 

b. Camborne, Dec, 1821. d. Camborne, 20 

Apl., 1836. 

The Young Miner ; a memoir of John Lean, 
Jun., of Camborne, in the county of Cornwall. 
By John Bustard. Lond., printed for the author 
and sold by J. Mason, 1838, 32°., pp. 75, 9d. 



LEAN, John, M.E., (son of John Lean). 

John Lean, M.E., and Co's [Stock and Share 
Dealers, 5, Austin Friars, Old Broad Street, 
London, E.C.] Monthly Mining Guide to safe 
investments. Clayton and Co., Temple Printiug 
Works, Bouverie Street, Whitefriars, EC. Feb., 
1871, fol. pp. 4, 6d. 

LEAN, Joseph F. b. Gwennap, 27 Mch., 1834. 
d. Horrabridge, Devonshire, 9 Jan., 1854. 

The Young Mining Captain [i.e., J. F. Lean.] 
A Tract for Youth signed T. R. J. Lond., pub- 
lished by John Mason, 14, City Road, sold at 
66, Paternoster-row. [Religious Tracts.] No. 
624, 12"., pp. 12, 3/- per 100. 

LEAN, Thomas (ith son of Joel Lean), b. 
Ludgvan, 8 Feb., 1784. d. Crowan, 1 June, 

1847. 

Lean's Engine Reporter, 1813-1847. See 
Lean, Joel, (who d. 1813). 

Historical Statement of the improvements 
made in the duty performed by the Steam engines 
in Cornwall, from the commencement of the 
publication of the Monthly Reports. Compiled 
at the request of the British Association for the 
Advancement of Science. By Thomas Lean and 
Brother [Joel Lean,] Registrars and Reporters 
of the Duty of Steam Engines. Lond., Simpkin ; 
[L. Newton, printer, Camborne,] 1839, 8",, pp. 
vii and 152, 10/-. 

Note. — Dedication signed "Thomas Lean and 
Brother, Marazion, June, 1839." 

Some observations on steam-engines, with a 
table of work done by certain engines in Corn- 
wall, from August, 1811, to May, 1815, both 
months inclusive, showing the monthly con- 
sumption of coals by the engines reported, the 
number of pounds of water lifted one foot high 
by the Coals consumed, and the average work 
performed by each bushel of coals, expressed in 
pounds of water, lifted one foot high. By Thos. 
and John Lean. Tilloch Philos. Mag., xlvi, 116- 
20, 462-64, (1815). 

On the temperature of the mines in Cornwall. 
ib., Hi, 204-6, (1818). 

A statement of the greatest and least quan- 
tities of water [in Imperial gallons] discharged 
per minute from the mines, specifying the months 
in which it reached its maximum and minimum. 
Extracted from Capt. T. Lean's Reports of Steam 
Engines duty, &c. Bep. B.G.P.Soc., 1835, pp. 
136-37; 1836, pp. 142-43; 1837, pp. 78-79; 
1838, pp. 169-70. 

Water evaporated by the consumption of a 
bushel of coals at Loam's Engine, United Mines. 
ib., 1836, p. 34. 

Miners' Theodolite, ib., 1836, pp. 59-60. 



LEDDEA. 



310 



LEEDS. 



LEAN, Thomas (17th child of the preceding), b. 
Crowan, 26 ApL, 1827. Now residing at The 
Gew, Marazion. 

Lean's Engine Eeporter, 1847. See Lean, Joel, 
who d. 1813. 

Note. — This Eeport is still continuing. 

LEAN, William (eld. son of Joel Lean, who d. 
1856;. b. Neath Abbey, 26 Nov., 1804. 

An Evening on Pelion. A poem in three 
cantos. Anon. Lond., printed for John and 
Arthur Arch, Cornhill, 1827, 8°., pp. 47, 2/6.— 
Reprinted. Anon. Neath, printed by W. Whit- 
tington, Post Office, Wind Street, 1872, 8"., pp. 
47. 

Note. — The reprint was made at the cost of Mr. 
John Lean, of Neath, (b. 1818) for gratuitous circulation 
amongst his friends. 

Brief Observations on a pamphlet by Isaac 
Crewdson, entitled "Water Baptism an ordinance 
of Christ." By W. Lean. Lond., Harvey and 
Darton, and E. Fry and E. Davies, Birmingham, 
1838, 80., pp. ii and 23, 1/-. 

Note. — Preface dated Birmingham, 20th of 10th 
Mo., 1838. 

A Letter to Eobert Charlton, occasioned by 
his " Thoughts on Barclay's Apology." Signed 
" W. Lean, Edgbaston, 30 of 5 mo., 1868." n.p. 
or d. or printer's name, [1868,] 8"., pp. 8. 

Note. — Printed for gratuitous distribution. 

The Willow of Babylon. A Poem. 56 lines. 
Signed W. L[ean,] Fishpond House, Bristol. 
The Oriental Herald, xxi, 281-82, (1829). 

LEDDEA, William, of Barbadoes. b. Cornwall ? 
Executed in Boston, New England, 14 Jan., 
16ff cf Sewer s Hist, of Friends, (1834), i, 
252-54, 349-56. 

An Appendix to the book entitled, New Eng- 
land Judged : being certain writings (never yet 
printed) of those persons which were there 
executed. Together with a short relation of the 
tryal, sentence, and execution of WilHam 
Leddra. Written by them in the time of their 
imprisonment, in the bloody town of Boston. 
Lond., printed for Eobert Wilson, at the sign of 
the Black-spread-eagle and Windmil, in Martins 
Le Grand, 1661, 4"., pp. 177-98. 

Note.— Contains " To Friends in New-England, or 
where this may come, Greeting," signed " W. Leddra, 
Boston-Prison, in New-England, 1660,"pp. 196-92, fsic)' 

An Epistle of William Leddra to Friends, written 
by him the day before he was put to death, signed "W. 
Leddra, the 13 of the first month, 166 o " pp. 193.95. 

The Examination of W. Leddra, pp. 195-96. 

The Copy of a Letter, touching the death of W 
Leddra, signed Thos. Wilkie and addressed to Mr. Geo 
Lad, Master of the America, of Dartmouth, pp. 197-98 



LEDDEA, WiLtuM. (Con.). 

Several Epistles given forth by two of the 
Lords faithfiil servants, whom he sent to New 
England, to bear Witness to his Everlasting 
Truth, and were there (by the Priests, Eulers, 
and Professors) after cruel and long Imprison- 
ment, and Inhumane Whippings and Banish- 
ment, put to death, for no other cause but for 
keeping the commandments of God and Testi- 
mony of Jesus. William Robinson, William 
Leddra. Lond., printed in the year, 1669,4"., 
pp. 11. 

Note. — W. Leddra's Epistle occupies pp. 9-11, it is 
signed and dated "Boston Goal, the 13th of the First 
Month, 1661." 

Life of William Leddra. In Hy. Tuke's Biog. 
Notices of Friends, (1813-15), ii, pp. 51-58.— 
The Friend's Library, Philadelphia, 1843, vol. 



LEE, Sarah (only dau. of J. E. Wallis and toife, 
Istly, of T. E. Bowdich, 2ndly, of R. Lee), b. 
Colchester, 10 Sept., 1791. d. Erith, 23 Sept., 
1856. 

Sir Thomas, or the adventures of a Cornish 
Baronet in North Western Africa. By Mrs. E. 
Lee. With illustrations by John Gilbert. Lond., 
Grant and Griffith, 1856, fcp. S"., pp. xiv and 
242, 4/6. 

LEEDS, Feancis, 5th Duke of, (Francis Godol- 
phin Osborne, son of the sxicceeding). Governor 
of the Isles of Scilly. b. 29 Jan., 1751. d. 
St. James' Sq., London, 31 Jan., 1799. cf. One 
and All, 1 Dec, 1868. 

Journal of The Duke of Leeds' Tour to the 
West, from June 15 to July 15, 1791, Uccom- 
panied by the Duchess, Miss Anguish and Mr. 
Brooks, [giving an account of his daily progress 
through Salisbury, Exeter, Truro and Helston 
to Godolphin, his grand reception there, the 
places and persons they visited, is presented by 
the Mayor, Mr. Glynn, with the Freedom of the 
Town, &c., thence to St. Mary's, the Western 
Islands, Penryn, Tregothnan, the seat of Lord 
Falmouth, etc.] MS., 8"., pp. 28. 

Note.— This MS., priced 84/-., was for sale at 
Beeves and Turner's, 196, Strand, London, in Dee., 
1868. 

LEEDS, Thomas, 4th Duke of, (Thomas Osborne, 
son of Zrd Duke of Leeds), b. 6 Nov., 1713. 
d. St. James' Sq., London, 23 Mch., 1789. 

Lewis Pugh, Esq., and Elizabeth, his wife, 
Appellants. The most noble Thomas, Duke of 
Leeds, the rt. honble. Francis, Lord Godolphin, 



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LEEDS, Thomas, Duke of. (Con.). 

George Gould, Esq., and Thomas Quicke, Esq., 
and Mary, his wife, Respondents. The Appel- 
lants' Case. n.d., [1780,] fol., pp. 5. 

The Eespondents' Case, n.d., [1780,] fol., pp. 
6. 

LEEK, Mr. Auditor of Cornwall, temp. Edw. 
VI. cf. J. S. Bum's Star Chamber, (1870), p. 
49. 

LEEK, Samuel. 

Note concerning the arms of Samuel Leek, of 
St. Ives. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 6675, fol., 
236. 

LEGG, Eev. John, M.A. V. of Prescot, Lanca- 
shire, 18 July, 1690 to 14 Nov., 1691. b. St. 
Columb Major. <f. Prescot, 14 Nov., 1691. cf. 
HarwoocCs Alumni Etonenses, p. 261. 

LEGGATT, Abraham. Surgeon to His Majesty's 
Garrison, at SciUy. 

Letter concerning a most extraordinary crop 
of oats cut at St. Mary's, one of the SciUy Isles. 
Ewopean Mag., xxvi, 125, (1794). 

LEGGATT, Rev. Benjamin. Wesleyan Minister 
in Cornwall, 1789-91. b. near Epworth, 1 
Feb., 1761. d. Deal, 4 Oct., 1822. cf. Wesleyan 
Methodist Mag., xlvi, 349-59, (1823). 

LE GEICE, Rev. Charles Valentine, M.A. 
(eld. son ofBev. Charles d; Sophia Anne Le Grice). 
Incumb. of St. Mary's Chapel, Penzance, 31 
July, 1806, resigned June, 1831. b. Bury St. 
Edmunds, 14 February, 1773. bapt. 30 April. 
d. Trereife, Penzance, 24 Dec, 1858. bur. 
Madron, cf. Gent. Mag.,vi, 322-24, 1859, (by 
Eev. H. Pennech) ; Gunning's Eeminiscences of 
Camb., ii, 7; E. C. Eobinson's Diary, iii, 111- 
12; lAt. Mem. of Living Authors, (1798), i, 
362-3; Coleridge's Table Talk, (1851), p. 196; 
■ C.Lamb's fForks,{TalfowrcFsed., 1859),pp.6-8; 
Essays of Elia, pp. 190, 192, 328, 376 ; Upcotfs 
Biog. Bid. of Living Authors, (1816), pp. 201, 
440; Polwhele's Biog. Sketches, ii, 96-103. 

An Imitation of Horace's First Epistle. Cam- 
bridge, 1793, 80. 

An Imitation of Horace's First Epistle. 
Written and Printed at Trinity College, Cam- 
bridge, in the year 1793. Signed C. V. L. G. 
Reprinted. Penzance, 1824, 8".— Truro, Heard 
and Sons, 1850, 8°., pp. 8. 

The Tineum containiag Estianomy or the 
Art of Stirring a Fire; the Icead, a mock-heroic 
Poem, an Imitation of Horace, Ep. i, hb. i ; 
Epigrams ; a Fragment, etc. By C. V. Le Grice, 



LE GEICE, Bet. C. V. (Con.). 

of Trinity College, Cambridge. Printed by B. 
Flower, for W. H. Lunn and J. Deighton, and 
for T. Shepherd, Bury, 1794, 18"., pp. 47, 1/-. 

A prize declamation spoken in Trinity College 
Chapel, May 28, 1794, on the following subject, 
Richard Cromwell, if he had possessed his 
father's abilities, might have retained the pro- 
tectorate. To which is added A Speech delivered 
Dec. 18, [1794,] being the day of public com- 
memoration to prove that the reign of Queen 
Anne has been improperly called the Augustan 
age of English genius. By C. V. Le Grice. Cam- 
bridge, printed by B. Flower, 1795, 8"., pp. 43, 

V- 

A Strait "Waistcoat for Lunatics. By C. V. 
Le Grice. 1795, 8o. 

A General Theorem for A ****** *. 

[Trinity] Coll. Declamation. By . With 

copious Notes. By Gronovius, [i.e., Rev. C. V. 
Le Grice.] Cambridge, [printed] 1796, 8".— 
Reprinted by T. Vigurs, Penzance, 1835, 8"., 
pp. 13. 

Note. — The Eeprint is a facsimile of the original, 
with an extra page of letterpress headed " College Ee- 
miniscences," and dated " Trereife, 1835." 

A Sonnet on Mount's Bay. Written in 1796. 
Signed C. V. L. 1796, 8°. s. sh. 

Analysis of Paley's Principles of Moral and 
Political Philosophy for the use of Students. By 
C. V. Le Grice. Cambridge, printed by B. 
Flower for G. G. and J. Robinson, 1795, 8«., 
1/-.— 2nd ed. 1796, 80., 1/6.— 3rd ed. Cam- 
bridge, printed by B. Flower for J. Deighton, 
1799, 8"., pp. 96, 2/-.— 4th ed. Sold by Deighton, 
Cambridge and by Conder, Bucklersbury Lon- 
don, 8''., 2/6.— 5th ed. Harrow, 1807, 8o.,pp. 104. 
—6th ed. Lond., printed for B. Flower, 1823, 
8"., pp. 91. — 7th ed. Lond., printed by C. 
Teulon for R. Baynes, 1820, 8°., pp. 96, 2/6.— 
8th ed. Lond., printed for W. Baynes and Son, 
1822, 80., pp. 96, 2/6. 

Thoughts on the Harvest. A Sermon preached 
at the Chapel of St. Mary, Penzance, Sunday, 
Jan. 17, 1802, being the second Sunday after 
the Epiphany. By C. V. Le Grice, A.B., late 
Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge. Truro, 
printed and sold by J. Tregoning...l802, S*., 
pp. 32, 1/-. 

Daphnis and Chloe. A Pastoral Novel now 
first selectly translated into English from the 
original Greek of Longus. Anon. Penzance, 
printed for the Editor by T. Vigurs. Sold by 
Vernor and Hood, Poultry... 1803, 8o., pp. 265, 

4/- 

Note.— Dedicated to Eobert Bloomfield, Author of 
the Farmer's Boy. 



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LE GEICE, Rev. C. V. (Con.). 

A Sermon preached at Christ Church before 
the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, the 
Aldermen and Governors of the Royal Hospitals 
of the City of London, on St. Matthew's Day, 
Saturday, the 21st Sept., 1805. By C. V. Le 
Grice, M.A. Lond., printed (by command) in 
the year 1805, by Ann Rivington, printer to 
Christ's Hospital, 4°., pp. 31, 1/6. — Reprinted. 
T. Vigurs, Penzance, 1835, S*., pp. 34. 

Address to the veteran seamen from a sermon 
preached by the Rev. C. V. Le Grice, M.A., at 
the Royal Chapel, in Greenwich Hospital, on the 
day of General Thanksgiving for the Victory of 
Trafalgar, gained the 21 October, 1805. n.p. or 
d. [1805,] 8"., pp. 8. — Another ed. Penzance, 
printed by T. Vigurs, Bookseller, 1823, 8"., pp. 
8. 

A Duet. Written for Mr. Randies and his 
amiable little Daughter, the Musical Prodigy. 
She exhibited her Talents at Penzance, 5 June, 
1807, 8". s. sA.— Reprinted with "The Petition." 
2nd ed. App., p. 34. 

The Petition of an Old Uninhabited House 
in Penzance to its Master in town. With hints 
to the Author of John Bull, a Comedy, [i.e., 
George Colman, the Younger, q.v.] Anon. Pen- 
zance, T. Vigurs. n.d., [1811,] S"., pp. 32, 1/-. 
— 2nd ed. Embellished with a view of the Old 
House and an Appendix. 1823, 8"., pp. 46, 2/6. 
—3rd ed. Penzance, F. T. Vibert, 1858, 8°., 
pp. 32. 

Note.— Although the addition of the Appendix is 
mentioned on the title page of the third edition, it does 
not appear to have been stitched up with any of the 
copies. 

Indifference not Christian Charity. A Sermon 
preached in St. Mary's Chapel, Penzance, Wed- 
nesday, May 26, 1813, at the Annual Visitation 
of the Clergy, and Pu])lished at their Request, 
by C. Val. Le Grice, M.A. Penzance, printed 
and sold by T. Vigurs ; sold also by F. C. and 
J. Rivington, London, n.d., [1813,] 8°., 3/-. 

Note.— Sermon, pp. 1-33 ; Note, pp. 37-98. Dedi- 
cated to the Eev. Edmund Gilbert, June 9, 1813, 

Inscription for Lanyon Quoit in its fallen 
state, [19 Oct., 1816,] 80. s. sA. ^Reprinted with 
" The Petition." 2nd ed. App., p. 37. 

Sonnet on cutting down an Old Arbour. 

[1 8 1 7 q 8 0. s. sA.— Reprinted with " The Petition." 
2nd ed! App., p. 38. 

Woodcock Shooting, composed at intervals 
between the shots, on a Shooting Party at Trye 
in Gulval, 21 Oct., 1817. 8». s. sA.— Reprinted 
with "The Petition." 2nd ed. App., p. 39. 

Sonnet, (written in the Album [of " The First 
and Last,"] 25 Oct., 1819), to visitors at the 
Lands End, 8°. s. s/i.— Reprinted with "The 
Petition." 2nd ed. App., p. 43. 



LE GRICE, Eev. C. V. (Con.). 

Honour the King. A Sermon preached at St. 
Mary's Chapel, Penzance, July 19, 1821, the 
day of His Majesty's Coronation. By C. VaJ. 
Le Grice, M.A., Chaplain of Penzance. Pen- 
zance, printed and sold by T. Vigurs, sold also 
by Rivington, London... 1821, 8"., pp. 24, 1/6. 

Note. — Dedicated to "John Jones Pearce, Esq., 
Mayor; E. C. Giddy, Esq., Justice, and to all my con- 
gregation." Dated " Trereife, 30 July, 1831." 

Lines inscribed in the Album at the fall of 
Giesbach, in Switzerland. Signed C. V. L. G. 
July, 1823, 8". s. sh. 14 lines. 

A Letter to Sir Rose Price, Bart., on Religious 
Consistency. Penzance, 1824, 8°. 

Correspondence on a Charge of Heresy against 
Sir R. Price. (Reprinted from Royal Cornwall 
Gazette). Monthly Repository, xix, 88-92, 141- 
50, 151-56, 216-17, 261-63, 286-88, 337-39,- 
401-404, (1824). 

Note. — This correspondence originated from a 
letter (which was published in the Cornwall Gaz., 17 
Jan., 1824), addressed to Sir Eose Price, Bart., in which 
Mr. Le Grice informed him that he had been dismissed 
from the Presidency of the SocietyforPromotingChristian 
Knowledge at Penzance, on account of his holding Uni- 
tarian Doctrines. 

An Autograph copy of the letter addressed by Sir Eose 
Price to Mr. Le Grice in reply, (dated Trengwainton, 8 
Jan., 1824), is no^ penes Mr. G. C. Boase. 

A Letter to the Author of " Unitarianism 
briefly stated." By the Rev. C. V. Le Grice. 
Penzance, 1824, 8". 

A Reply to the Rev. C. V. Le Grice, by the 
Author of "The Unitarian Doctrine briefly 
stated." [i.e., T. F. Barham,] 1824, 8". 

A public call on the Rev. C. V. Le Grice re- 
specting the Socinian Controversy in a letter to 
the Editor of the Cornwall Gazette. By One- 
siphorus. Penzance, Thomas, printer. East St., 
1824, 120. 

Sonnet to St. Clement's Isle, Mount's-Bay, 
Cornwall. (Written in Autumn). Signed C. V. 
L. G., Oct., 1825. s. sh., 8". 14 lines. 

Sonnet on visiting the school at Bristol in 
which the Poet Chatterton was bred. Bristol, 
July 22, 1826. cf. N. andq., 4 S., ix, 430, (1872). 

A Sermon preached in the Chapel of St. 
Michael's Mount, in 1826. By the Rev. C. V. 
Le Grice. Penzance, 1826, 12o 

A Hymn for the opening of the rebuilt Church, 
at Morvah, on the North West Coast of Cornwall, 
A.D. 1828. (The Words by the Rev. C. V. Le 
Grice). Tune " Cambridge New." R. D. Rodda, 
printer, Penzance, n.d., [183-,] 40.— Printed 
Gent. Mag., xcviii, pt. ii, 363, (1828); The 
Western Watchman and Christian Recorder, Devon- 
port. No. i, p. 17, Jan. 31, 1834. 



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LE GEICE, Ebv. C. V. (Con.). 

Lines written for the Ladies CharitaMe Bazaar, 
at Penzance, 1828. Penzance, T. Vigurs, 8*., 
s. sh. — Reprinted Gent. Mag., xcviii, pt. ii, 8, 
(1828), _v, 366, (1858). 

Inscription for the Eocks at Gulval, 1831, 
12'^. 22 lines. 

Lines addressed to an old Pleasure House, 8"., 
s. sh. — Eeprinted with " The Petition." 2nd ed. 
App. p. 33. 

Hymn written for the Penzance Dispensary. 
8"., s. sA.— Eeprinted with "The Petition." 2nd 
ed. App. p. 46. 

Lines written for a F^te at Penzance, given 
in celebration of the Princess Charlotte's Birth- 
day, [Nov.,] 1814, 8°., s. sh. — Eeprinted with 
"The Petition." 2nd. ed. App. pp. 35-36 ; Gent 
Ma.g., Lsxxiv, pt. i, 167, (1814). 

Sonnet to an Old News Eoom at Penzance, 
established A.D. 1799. Signed an Original 
Member, pseud, i.e., C. V. Le Grice, 8"., s. sh. — 
Eeprinted with "The Petition." 2nd ed. App. 
p. 40. 

The Proofs of the Spirit, or Considerations on 
Eevivalism : A Sermon preached at St. Mary's 
Chapel, Penzance, on Sunday, April 24, 1814. 
By C. V. Le Grice, M.A., Perpetual Curate of 
Penzance. Penzance, printed and sold by T. 
Vigurs ; sold also by F. C. and J. Eivington, 
London, n.d., [1814,] 8"., pp. 36, 1/-. 

Note. — Dedicated to John Batten, Esq., Mayor, 
and George John, Esq., Justice, dated St. Mark's Day, 
1814. cf. Methodist Mag., xxxvii, 844-51, (1814). 

A Letter to the Eev. C. Val. Le Grice, occa- 
sioned by his Sermon, entitled " Proofs of the 
Spirit or considerations on revivalism." By R. 
Treffry. Penzance, printed and sold by G. Cock, 
n.d., [May, 1814,] 8°., pp. 34, 8d.— 2nd ed. 
Penxyn, 1814, S"., pp. 43. 

The studies and teaching of the clergy. A 
sermon preached at St. Mary's Chapel, Penzance, 
Wednesday, June 16, 1830, at the annual visita- 
tion of the clergy, and published at their request. 
By C. V. Le Grice, M.A., Chaplain of Penzance. 
Penzance, printed and sold by T. Vigurs, sold 
also by Mrs. Heard, Truro, and Hatchard, Lon- 
don, 1830, 80., pp. 16, 1/-. 

Note. — Dedicated " to Very Eey. John Sheepshanks, 
Archdeacon, and J. D. Coleridge, L.L.B., Eeotor of La- 
whitton." 

Lines on hearing the Chimes of a Village 
Church. Signed "C. V. L. G. Gransden, Hunts, 
July, 1833." n.d., 8°., s. sh. 

Sonnet to Sir E. Hussey Vivian, Bart. Signed 
"C. V. Le Grice, Nov. 4, 1839." n.d., 8"., s. sh. 
14 lines. 

A young lady five years old tiU then an only 
child to her brother newly born. Verses signed 



LE GEICE, Ebv. C. V. (Con.). 

"G. V. L. G." n.d., [1839?] 8o., s. sh. 

Address delivered by the Rev. C. V. Le Grice, 
presiding as Chairman at a Meeting of the 
Western District Cottagers Gardening Society, 
held at Penzance, 23 June, 1840. Penzance, 
printed by E. D. Eodda, 1841, 8°., pp. 8. 

College Eeminiscences of Coleridge. Eeprinted 
from the Gentleman's Magazine, New Series, 
December, 1834, by desire of some of the Author's 
Friends. Signed " C. V. Le Grice, Jan. 20, 1842." 
Printed by E. D. Eodda, Penzance, n.d., [1842,] 
8°., pp. 4. — Eeprinted 0. Carlyon's Early Years, 
(1843), ii, 279-83. 

Letters published under the signature of 
" Civis" by the Eev. C. V. Le Grice, on Church 
Subjects in the West of Cornwall, with a Letter 
to the Eev. William Carus Wilson. Truro, E. 
Heard, 1844, 8".— 2nd ed. 1844, 8°., pp. 45. 

Note. — Some of these Letters were published 
separately. 

Letters on Church Questions. By Vigilans. 

g.e., Rev. C. V. Le Grice.] E. Heard, printer, 
oscawen Street, Truro, 1845, 8"., pp. 20. 

Note. — Title from the Cover. These Letters are 
reprinted from the West Briton. 

Sonnet on Chas. Lamb leading his sister to 
the Asylum. By the Rev. C. V. Le Grice, dated 
" Trereife, Cornwall," 1849, 8"., s. sh. [Reprinted 
Gent. Mag., xxxi, 496, (1849) ; and in Percy 
Fitzgerald's Charles Lamb and His Friends, (1866), 
pp. 125-26.] 

Tributary Lines in reminiscence of the Poet 
Coleridge, signed "C. V. Le Grice, Trereife, 
Cornwall." 1852, 8°., s. sh. 

Sonnet in reminiscence of the poet Coleridge. 
Signed "C. V. Le Grice, Trereife, Cornwall, 16 
June, 1852," 8o., s. sA.— Reprinted Gent. Mag., 
xxxvii, 2, 52, (1852). 

Sonnet on a portrait of the Rev. Thomas 
Jones, M. A., formerly the beloved and respected 
Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge. Signed "C. 
Val. Le Grice, Trereife, Cornwall, 28 May, 1855." 
n.d., 80., s. sh. — Reprinted Gent. Mag., xliv, 54, 
(1855). 

Tribute to the memory of Henry Revel Rey- 
nolds, Barrister, my college contemporary at 
Cambridge, signed " C. V. Le Grice, Trereife," 
1856, 80., s. sh. 

Sonnet (addressed to his picture in his bed- 
room), signed "C. V. L. G," 8o., s. sh. 

On Cross Buns, etc. Gent. Mag., Lsxxvi, pt. 
ii, 502-503, (1816). 

Lines on hearing of the recovery of the Rev. 
Dr. Wordsworth, Master of Trinity College, Cam- 
bridge, from an alarming illness, ib., xxv, 264, 
(1846). 

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LE GEICE, Eev. C. V. (Con.). 

Sonnet on his first and only visit to Words- 
worth, ih., xxxix, 129, (1853). 

Sonnet Tributary to the Poet Wordsworth. 
ih., xl, 578, (1854). 

Sonnet Tributary to the Poet Bernard Barton. 
ib., xli, 487, (1854). 

Thought is self converse, ib., xlv, 146, (1856). 

Here sacred silence reigns and all is peace. A 
Sonnet, ib., i, 419, (1856). 

Notice of an ancient smelting place for tin 
generally called a Jew's House, lately discovered 
at Trereife. Trans. R.G.S.O., vi, 43-46, (1840). 

Some Account of Lamb's School-days. In 
" Life and Letters of C. Lamb by Sir T. N. 
Talfourd," (1850), i, 4-9. 

Account of the Sean. /. Coiwh's Eist. of British 
Fishes, (I860), ii, 90-92. 



Lines to Mr. Le Grice, with a reply by him, 
on the subject of giving a Silver Cup and a 
Dinner to Lieut. Goldsmith. MS. copy, penes 
Mr. G. B. Millett, Penzance. 

A Radical Eout. Lines written Nov., 1820, 
by Momus. [i.e., the Eev. G. V. Le Grice.] 
MS. ib. 

Four Letters from the Rev. C. V. Le Grice 
to Mr. Henry Boase, Penzance, 1812-26, MSS. 
8°. penes Mr. G. C. Boase, London. 

Letter from the Rev. C. V. Le Grice to Mr. 
Samuel John, at Penzance, dated Fore-Street, 
Stonehouse, August, 1815, [descriptive of his 
seeing the Emperor Napoleon on board the 
Bellerophon, in Plymouth Sound.] MS. 8°., pp. 
4. 2^^'^^s Mr. G. C. Boase. — Printed Cor. Teleg., 
June, 1865. 

Letter from the Rev. C. V. Le Grice to Lord 
Lyndhurst, dated 8 Mch., 1858, [giving a des- 
criptive sketch of the writer's life and writings.] 
MS. 4°., pp. 4, penes the Rev. Prebendary 
Hedgeland, Penzance. 

Note. — With the letter, Mr. Le Grice sent Lord 
Lyndhurst a collection of his chief publications bound 
in one toI., 8°., with autograph annotations. This volume 
ia also penes Mr. Hedgeland. 

LEIFCHILD, John R., M.A. (son of Rev. John 
Leifchild, D.D., Minister of Craven Chapel, 
Regent St., London), b. Kensington, 1815. 

Cornwall its Mines and Miners. With Sketches 
of Scenery. Designed as a popular Introduction 
to MetalUc Mines. By the Author of " Our Coal 
and our Coal-pits." (Nos. 74 and 75 of The 
Travellers Library). Lond., Longman, 1855, 8"., 
pp. xii and 303, 2/-. 

Note.— Preface signed J. E. L[eifchild.] This work 
was written after a personal inspection of the mines 
by the author. 



LEIFCHILD, John B., M.A. (Con.). 

Encyclopaedia Britannica. 8th ed. Edinburgh, 
A. and 0. Black, 1858, 8". 

Note.— In vol. xv, pp. 219-49, is an article entitled 
" Mines and Mining," signed J. E. L. This refers very 
largely to Cornwall and contains a section of North 
Eoskear Mine. 

Sundays in Cornwall. Sunday Mag., 1865, pp. 
217-20. 

LEIGH FAMILY. 

Pedigree of Leigh family from the Visitation 
of the County of Cornwall, 1620. /. /. Howwris 
Miscell. Geneal. et Herald., \, 12-13. 

LELAND, John. 6. London, circa 1506. d. 

London, 18 Apl., 1552. 

The Itinerary of John Leland the Antiquary. 
Published from the original MS. in the Bodleian 
Library. By Thomas Heame, M.A... 2nd ed. 
Oxford, printed at the Theater for Jas. Fletcher, 
1744, 9 vols., 80. 

Note. — Theportionrelating toCornwall is contained 
in ii, 78-85, iii, 1-29. 

LEMAN, Rev. Thomas, M.A. (son of Rev. John 
Leman). b. Kirstead, Norfolk, 29 Mch., 1751. 
d. Bath, 17 Mch., 1826. 

Genealogical collections from printed books, 
visitations, &c., relative to Devon and Cornwall. 
MSS. Bath Literary Institution, 3 vols. 

LEMON FAMILY, cf One and All, (Penzance, 
4°.), Aug., Sept., Oct., Dec, 1868. 

LEMON, Sir Charles, 2nd Bart., M.A., F.E.S. 
(^rd son of Sir William Lemon). M.P. for 
Penryn, 1807-12, 1830-31; for Cornwall, 
1831-32; for West Cornwall, (with a very 
short interval), 1832-57. b. Whitehall, London, 
30 Sept., 1784. cl. Carclew, 12 Feb., 1868. Imr. 
Mylor. cf. Gent. Mag., v, 389-90, (1868); 
Journ. R.I.C., Apl., 1869, pp. ix, 134; Jomn. 
Statistical Soc, i, 9, 51, 190; Journ. Roy. Geo- 
graphical Soc, xxxviii, pp. cxlvi-cxlviii, (1868). 

Visions of the Western Railways. Dedicated 
to Sir C. Lemon, Bart., M.P. for the Western 
Division of Cornwall. Anon. Printed for private 
circulation. Lond., S. Bagster, 15, Paternoster 
Row, 1833, roy. 8o Visions, pp. 1-89. Fugitive 
Poems, pp. 1-36. 

A letter to the committee appointed to con- 
sider and report on the plans offered for the 
appropriation of the Dunstanville Fund. Signed 
C. L. Truro, E. Heard, n.d., [1837,] 8o., pp. 22. 

A letter to the Rev. Canon Rogers on the ap- 
propriation of the Dunstanville Fund. Signed 
C. Lemon. Lond., Eidgway, Piccadilly, 1838, 
80., pp. 23 6d. 



LEMON. 



315 



LEMON. 



LEMON, Sib Ohables. (Cm.). 

An answer to a letter addressed by Sir Charles 
Lemon, Bart., to the Rev. Canon Eogers, on the 
appropriation of the Dunstanville Fund, by J. 
Eogers, M.A., Rector of Mawnan, and Canon 
of Exeter. Falmouth, J. Trathan, 1838, 8"., pp. 
20. 

On the proposed tariff as it affects tin, copper 
and timber used in mines. By Sir C. Lemon. 
Truro, E. Heard, Boscawen St., 1842, S"., pp. 
20. 

A Sermon... at the Installation of Sir C. 
Lemon... as Provincial Grand Master for Corn- 
wall. By the Rev. H. Grylls, (1844). q.v. 

A Letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of 
Clarendon, on the Copper Ore duties. Lond., 
James Ridgway, Piccadilly, 1847, 8°., pp. 35. 



Note. — Signed " 0. Lemon, 46, Charles St., 
Berkeley Sq., Apl. 23, 1847." 

A Letter to the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Claren- 
don, President of the Board of Trade, on the 
copper ore duties, in reply to the Letter of Sir 
Charles Lemon, Bart. Lond., J. Ridgway, Pic- 
cadilly, n.d., [1847,] 80., pp. 34. 

Note.- — Signed " Charles Brownell, Liverpool, May 
18th, 1847." 



Premiums given by Sir C. Lemon, Bart., to 
exhibitors at the Annual Meetings of the R.C.P. 
Soc. Bep., 1833, p. 8; 1837, pp. 23, 29; 1844, 
p. 12; 1847, p. 5. 

Addresses by Sir C. Lemon as President of 
the RC.P.Soc. at the Annual Meetings. Bep., 
1841,. pp. 1-5; 1842, pt. i, pp. 1-7; 1843, pp. 
xiii-xxi; 1844, pp. 1-5; 1845, pp. xiii-xvii; 
1846, pp. xii-xv. 



Remarks on the growth of a peculiar fir re- 
sembling the pinaster, [1833.] Trans. Sortie. Soc, 
i, 509-12, (1831-35). 



Some reflexions suggested by the report of the 
Registrar General, on the health of Cornish 
Miners. Bep. B.I.C., 1839, pp. 50-53. 

On the leaden seal of the Tinners of Cornwall 
found at Bath, ib., 1842, pp. 31-35. 

On a stone cannon ball dredged in Falmouth 
Harbour, ib., 1844, pp. 26-33. 

Notice respecting the Dodo, ib., 1847, p. 47. 

Report on the application to Government for 
a depository for mining records. Brit. Assoc. 
Beport, 1839, p. 174. 



LEMON, Sir Chaeles. (Con.). 

On the agricultural products of Cornwall. 
Brit. Assoc. Sect., 1841, p. 83. 



The Statistics of the copper mines of Corn- 
wall. Journ. Statistical Soc., i, 65-84, (1839). 

Notes on the agricultural produce of Cornwall. 
ib., iv, 197-208, (1841). 



Agricultural Statistics of France. Journ. Boyal 
Agric. Soc. of England, i, 411-16, (1840). 

On the disease in potatoes, ib., iv, pt. ii, 431- 
35, (1843). 

On medical treatment for sick trees, ih., v, 
606-609, (1844). 



Observations on the mining laws of Germany 
and some other countries. Trans. B.G.S.G., vi, 
150-72, (1846). 

On the mining laws of France. By M. Mig- 
neron. Communicated and translated by Sir 
C. Lemon, ik, vi, 238-58, (1846). 

On certain peculiarities in the old mining laws 
of Mendip. ib., vi, 327-33, (1846). 

On the stump of a tree found in cutting a 
drain at Heligan, [1847.] ib., vii, 28-30, (1865). 

Annual Addresses of the President of the 
R.G.S.C., [Sir C. Lemon.] «J.,vi, pp. 7-14, (1841); 
vi, pp. 9-28, (1842); vi, pp. 9-21, (1843); vi, 
pp. 9-19, (1844); vi, pp. 9-19, (1845); vi, pp. 
9-27, (1846); vii, pp. 9-14, (1847); vii, pp. 
9-18, (1848); vii, pp. 9-14, (1849); vii, pp. 
9-15, (1850). 

Note. — The above Addresses, forming portions of 
the Annual Beporta of the Society, are often found 
bound up with the Volumes as mentioned. 

LEMON, Charles William (2nd son of Sir 0. 
Lemon), b. Dean's Lodge, Blandford, 10 May, 
1813. Drowned at Harrow, 18 Apl., 1826. 
c/. Gent. Mag., xcvi, 477, (1826), v, 390,(1868). 

LEMON, Lieut. Col. John (2nd son of Will. 
Lemon, Junr., and bro. of Sir JV. Lemon). 
M.P. for Saltash, 1778; Truro, 1798-1814; 
Lord of the Admiralty, 17 Jan. to 5 Apl., 
1804. b. Truro, 6 Nov., 1754. d. Polvellan, 
West Looe, 5 Apl, 1814. bwr. Morval. of. 
Gent. Mag., Ixxxiv, 86, (1814); Memoirs and 
Anecdotes of P. Thicknesse, (1788), pp. 60-62. 

Cathedral Chants. Edited by Alfred Bennett, 
Mus. Bac, Oxon., and William Marshall, Mus. 
Bac, Oxon. Lond., printed by Moir and Lavenu, 
28, New Bond St., 18- -, 8°. 

Note. — On p. 31 are two chants, Nos. 79 and 80, 
composed by Major Lemon. 



LESLIE. 



316 



LESSEY. 



LEMON, William (son of William Lemon, of 
Germoe). Sheriff of Cornwall, 1742. hapt. 
Breage, 15 Nov., 1696. d. Truro, 25 Mch., 
1760. bur. St. Mary's Church-yard, 28 Mch. 
c/. PolwheUsBiog. Sketches, (1831), i, 7-10; 5. 
Smiled Lives of BouUon and Watt, (1865), pp. 
69-70. 

Note. — Mr. Lemon was the author of an ably 
written "Memorial to Sir Eobert Walpole favouring 
the policy of taking off the duty upon Coals." The 
presentation of this Memorial is thought to have been 
instrumental in obtaining for him a " Grant from 
Frederick, Prince of Wales, of all minerals except Tin 
in the Duchy Lands in Cornwall." 

LEMON, Sir William, Bart., D.C.L. (son of 
Will. Lemon, Junr.) M.P. for Penryn, Dec, 
1769, to 1772; for Cornwall, 1774-1824. cr. 
Bart., 3 May, 1774. h. Truro, 6 Oct., 1748. 
d. Carcle-w, 11 Dec, 1824. lur. Mylor. cf 
Gent. Mag., xciv, 641-42, (1824); Annual 
Bioq. for 1826, pp. 441-42. 

Thoughts on the present crisis in a letter from 
a Constituent to his Eepresentative [Sir W. 
Lemon.] By William Peter. 2nd ed. With con- 
siderable additions. The Pamphleteer, viii, 216-80, 
(1816). 

LEMON, Major William (eld. son of the pre- 
ceding), h. 27 Feb., 1774. Shot himself at 
Princes St., Hanover Sq., London, 28 Feb., 
1799. hur. South Aadley St. Chapel, cf. Gent 
Mag., Ixix, 257, 345, (1799). 

LENNAED, Lady Emma Barrett (ith dau. 
of Rev. Sir John Page Wood, Bart., and wife of 
Sir Thos. Barrett Lennard, 2nd Bart.) b. Cres- 
sing, Essex. 

Constance Rivers. A Novel. By Lady Barrett 
Lennard. Lond., Hurst and Blackett, 1867, 3 
vols., 8". 

Note. — This work contains many references to 
Cornwall. 

LESLIE, Henry David (son of John Leslie), b. 
London, 18 June, 1822. 

Song of The Flax Spinner. No. 1 of Two 
part songs for mixed voices. Words by R. Matthi- 
son. Op. 18. Composed and Dedicated to the Pen- 
zance Choral Society by Henry Leslie. Lond., 
Addison, Hollier and Lucas, 210, Regent St., 
[186-,] fol., pp. 7, 2/6. Separate parts 3d. per 
page. 

Song of The Gallant Troubadour. No. 2 of 
Two part songs for mixed voices. Words by Sir 
Walter Scott. Composed and Dedicated to the 
Penzance Choral Society by Henry Leslie. Lend., 
Addison, [186-,] fol., pp. 7, 2/6. Separate parts 
3d. per page. 



LESSEY, Hannah Sandford (dau. of P. E. 
Scobell, M.D., and 3rd wife of the succeeding), 
b. Bodmin, 2 Nov., 1787. d. Brighton, 13 
July, 1849. bur. City Road Chapel Graveyard. 
cf. G. J. Stevenson's City Road Chapel, (1872), 
pp. 543-45. 

LESSEY, Rev. Theophilus, President of Wes- 
leyan Conference, 1839 (son of the Rev. Theo- 
philus Lessey). b. Penzance, 7 April, 1787. d. 
Albany St., Regent's Park, London, 10 June, 
1841. bur. City Road Chapel, 16 June. cf. 
Wesleyan Methodist Mag., Ixiii, 453, 750-52, 
(1840), Ixiv, 623-24, 772-73, (1841), Ixx, 
1039, (1847); G. J. Stevenson's City Road Chapel, 
(1872), pp. 216, 542-43. 
Memorials of the Life, Ministry and Corre- 
spondence of tho Rev. T. Lessey : to which is 
added, A Sermon preached on occasion of his 
death. By John Hannah, D.D. Lond., Hamilton, 
Adams and Co., 1842, 8°., pp. xii and 352. 

A Funeral Sermon for Mrs. FusseU, wife of 
Thomas Fussell, Esq., of Mells, preached in 
Mells Chapel, 14th Nov., 1820. By the Rev. T. 
Lessey. Bristol, 1820, 8"., pp. 47. 

Four Sermons on the Priesthood of Christ. 
By the Rev. T. Lessey. Halifax, printed l)y T. 
Walker, sold by J. I^ershaw, London, 1827, 8"., 
pp. vii and 174, 4/-. — 2nd ed. Lond., published 
by J. Mason, 14, City-Road, 1834, 12°., pp. 166, 
2/6. 

Divine Providence. A Sermon on Luke xii, 7. 
By Rev. T. Lessey. In " Sermons on Important 
Subjects. By Several Ministers of the Wesleyan- 
Methodist Connexion." (Lond., J. Mason, 1832, 
8".), pp. 207-33. 

A Sermon occasioned by the death of Mrs. 
Mary Skinner, preached at the Wesleyan Metho- 
dist Chapel, Stockton, 30 Jan., 1832, to which 
is added a short memoir of the deceased. By 
Rev. T. Lessey. Lond., J. Mason, 1832, 8".. pp. 
58, 1/6. 

Memoir of Mrs. Lessey (n6e Eliza Hartland) 
by her husband. Rev. T. Lessey, Jun. Wesleyan 
Methodist Mag., xxxvii, 45-51, (1814). 

A Memorial of Mrs. Lessey (n6e Martha 
Easthope) by her husband. Rev. T. Lessey, Jun. 
ib., xxxix, 854-64, (1816). 

Memoir of the late Rev. T. Lessey, [Sen.] By 
his son the Rev. T. Lessey. ib., xlv, 345-51, 
417-23, 485-91, 553-60, (1822). 

Memoir of Mrs. Mary Swaine, of Halifax, ib., 
1, 502, (1827). 

The Temple of the Living God. A Sermon. 
ib., li, 729-37, 803-9, (1828y. 

Memoir of Rev. Thomas Pinder. ib., Ixi, 1-14, 
(1838). 

Speech of Rev. T. Lessey at the anniversary 
meeting of the Missionary Society, ib., Ixii, 515- 
17, (1839). 



LEVIEN. 



317 



LEWIS. 



L'ESTRANGE, Rev. Alfred Ginr Kingham, 
B.A. 

Yachting round The West of England. By 
the Rev. A. G. L' Estrange, B.A., of Exeter 
College, Oxford, R.T.Y.C. Lond., Hurst and 
Blackett, 1865, 8"., pp. vi and 313, 15/-. 

LETHBRIDGE, Rev. Charles (son of Rev. 
John Lethbridge, R. of St. Stephen's, Launceston). 
R. of Landulph, 20 Nov., 1787-1805 ; R. of 
St. Thomas by Launceston, 1791-1840; R. of 
Stokeclimsland, 26 Apl., 1805-1840. b. 1763. 
d. St. Stephens, 15 Dec, 1840. c/. Gent. Mag., 
XV, 324, (1841). 

LETHBRIDGE, Elizabeth Ann (dau. of Jasper 
Baron and wife of the succeeding), b. 20 July, 
1799. d. Tregeare, 1 Feb., 1833. bur. Eglos- 
kerry. 

Sermon on the death of Ann, wife of J. K. 
Lethbridge, Esq. By the Rev. H. A. Simcoe, 
(1833). q.v. 

LETHBRIDGE, John King, of Tregeare, Eg- 
loskerry (son of Christopher Lethbridge). b. 
6 Feb., 1789. d. Weston-Super-Mare, 28 May, 
1861. bur. Egloskerry. cf. Gent. Mag., ii, 96, 
(1861). See Hocker, Rev. C, p. 247. 

LETHBRIDGE, Lieut. -General Robert {bro. 
of Rev. Chas. Lethbridge). b. 1760. d. 5 Jan., 
1831. cf Gent. Mag., ci, pt. i, 370-71, (1831) ; 
Jnnual Biog. for 1832, p. 454. 

LETTSOM, John Coakley (son of Edward 
Lettsom). b. Little Vandyke, Virgin Islands, 
22 Nov., 1744. d. Sambrook Court, London, 
1 Nov., 1815. 
Letters on Prisons. By J. C. Lettsom. Gent. 

Mag., 1805-1808. 

Note.— Contains,— Letter iv. Account of the Prison 
of tlie Hundred of Penwith and the Penzance Borough 
Gaol in a communication from Jas. Neild, dated " Land's 
End in Cornwall, in a little room of the last Inn m 
England, 14 Oct., 1803." Gent. Mag., Ixxiv, pt. i, lOT- 
200, (1804) ;— Letter vii. Account of Launceston Work- 
house and Bodmin Gaol in a communication from J. 
Neild. Gent. Mag., Ixxiv, pt. ii, 608-611, (1804). 

LEVERTON, Rev. Nicholas, B.A. Minister 

of St. Tudy. Ejected 1660. b. St. Wall circa 

1600 d. Bermudas, cf Palmer's Noncon. 

. Memorial, (1 802), i, 371-76 ; Sunday at Home, 

vi, 81-84, (1859). 

LEVIEN, Edward, M.A., F.S.A. Of the Manu- 
script Department, British Museum. 



LEVIEN, EnwAED, M.A. (Cm.). 

On Unpublished Devonshire Manuscripts in 
the British Museum. Journ. Brit. Archosol. Soc, 
xviii, 134-45, (1862). 

Note.— Contains an account of "A Discourse of 
Devonshire and Cornwall, with Blazon of Arms, etc. 
Harl. M8S., 5827, fol., pp. 171." This MS. is now 
ascertained to be the same as " Synopsis Chorographioa 
or brief description of the Province of Devon, by John 
Vowell, alias Hoker," of which only one other copy is 
known to be in existence. 

LEWES, George Henry, b. London, 18 April, 

1817. 

Seaside studies at Ilfracombe, Tenby, the 
Scilly Isles and Jersey. By G. H. Lewes. With 
illustrations. Lond. and Edinburgh, Blackwoods, 
1858, 8°., pp. ix and 414, 10/6.— 2nd ed. 1860, 
8°., pp. 428. 

Note.— Soilly Isles described, (1st ed.), pp. 177- 
264.— (2nd ed.), pp. 187-279. " Seaside studies" origi- 
nally appeared in Blackwood's Mag. in 1856-57. 

LEWIS, Frederick Christian, b. 1779. d. 
BuU's-Cross, Enfield, 18 Dec, 1856. 

The scenery of the rivers Tamar and Tayy, 
in 47 subjects, exhibiting the most interesting 
views on their banks, from the source to the 
termination of each... Drawn and engraved by 
F. C. Lewis. Lond., published by J. and A. 
Arch, CornhiU, 1823,4"., 73/6. List 'of Sub- 
scribers. 

NoT^. — No letter press, 24 plates of the Tamar and 
23 of the Tavy. 

LEWIS, Sir George Cornewall, Bart., M.P. 

(eld. son of Bt. Hon. Sir T. F. Lewis, Bart.) 

b. Harpton Court, Radnorshire, 21 Oct., 1806. 

d. Harpton Court, 14 Apl., 1863. 

An historical survey of the. astronomy of the 
ancients. By the Right Hon. Sir G. C. Lewis. 
Lond., Parker, Son and Bourn, West Strand, 
1862, 80., pp. viii and 527. 

Note. — The account of the "Navigation of the 
Phoenicians " containing references to the Oassiterides 
is found in pp. 446-515. 

Supposed Voyage of the Phoenicians in the 
Northern Seas. N. and Q., 2 S, vii, 3, (1859). 

LEWIS, Matthew Gregory. Author of the 
Monk (only son of Matthew Lewis, Deputy Secre- 
tary of War), b. London, 9 July, 1775. d. 
in the Gulf of Florida, coming from Jamaica, 
14 May, 1818. 
Village Virtues. A dramatic satire in two 

parts. By M. G. Lewis, 1796, 4». 

Note. This piece was never acted. The scene is 

laid in a farmhouse in Cornwall. 



LHUTD. 



318 



LIDDELL. 



LEY, Edwin (Srd son of succeeding), b. Abing- 
don, 3802. d. Jetwells, Camelford, 5 Apl., 
1865. &«r. Penzance Cemetery, cf. Gent. Mag., 
xviii, 668, (1865). 

Note. — Mr. Ley, in 1849, gave to the Bodleian Lib. 
a IIS. copy of Jordan's play of The Creation, aceom- 
panied by Eeigwin's translation, cf. W. D. Macray's 
Annals of Bod. Lib., (1868), p. 44. 

LEY, Hugh, M.D. 5. Abingdon? 1762. d. St. 
Ives, Cornwall, 3 Aug., 1826. bur. St. Ives. 
cf. Gent. Mag., xcvi, pt. ii, 188, (1826). 

Note. — Hugh Ley, Jun., M.D. (eld. son of the pre- 
ceding), b. Abingdon, 1790. d. Stilton, Huntingdonshire, 
24 Jan., 1837, was the author of books aud scientiiio 
papers, which are sometime erroneously attributed to 
his father. 

LHUYD, Edward (son of Charles (?) Lhuyd). 
b. Llanforda, South Wales, circa 1670. d. Ox- 
ford? July, 1709. cf. 4rchmologia, v, 84-85, 
(1779); Nichols' Lit. Anecdotes, i, 165. 

Archseologia Britannica, Giving some account 
additional to what has been hitherto publish'd 
of the Languages, Histories and Customs of the 
Original Inhabitants of Great Britain. From 
Collections and Observations in Travels through 
Wales, Cornwal, Bas-Bretagne, Ireland and Scot- 
land. By E. Lhuyd, M.A., of Jesus College, 
Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. 
Vol. i, Glossography. Oxford, Printed at the 
Theater for the Author, and sold by Mr. Bate- 
man, in Pater-Noster-Eow, London, and Jeremiah 
Pepyat, bookseller, at Dublin, 1707, fol. 

Note. — Partly unpaged and pagination irregular. 
No more pubUshed. It is mentioned in the Preface that 
Sir J. Trelawuey, then Bp. of Exeter, " was pleased 
besides the generous encouragement of a contribution 
not subscribed or expected towards the expense of 
travelling ; to recormnend me to those of best skill in 
the Cornish." A Cornish English vocabulary was in- 
tended to have been included but was omitted on account 
of "a Cornish Vocabulary composed by a Gentleman 
who lives near Truro, in that county, who may probably 
have some thoughts of publishing it." 

Several Letters [12] written by E. Lhuyd, 
A.M., of Jesus College and Keeper of the Ash- 
molean Museum, in Oxford, to Thomas Tonkin, 
Esq., signed "E. Lhuyd, and dated St. Ives, 
Falmouth and Oxford, 1700-1708." In Will. 
Pryce's "Archseologia Cornu-Britannica," (1790), 
on 7 leaves unpaged at the end. [Eeprinted in 
Polwhele's Cornwall, v, 8-16.] 

Dhan tiz hegaraz ha pendzhiviz pou Kernou 
annerh, ehaz, hag eyrysder viskvethek. Signed 
E. Lhuyd. In "Will. Pryce's Aroh^ologia Cornu- 
Bntanmca," (1790). On 3 leaves unpaged at the 
commencement. 

To the courteous and noble inhabitants of the 
county of Cornwall, honour, health, and happi- 
ness everlasting. Signed E. Lhuyd. In ib. 3 
leaves being the translation of the Cornish. 



LHUYD, Edwakd. (Con.). 

An extract of a letter from the late Mr. Edw. 
Lhuyd to Dr. Tancred Robinson ; giving an ac- 
count of some uncommon plants growing about 
Pensans and St. Ives in Cornwall. Dated Pen- 
sans, 22 Sept., 1700. Fhilos. Trans., xxvii, 527, 
(1712). 

Letter from E. Lhuyd to Bishop Tanner... 
mentioning some collectors of Cornish Literature, 
12 April, 1698. Tanner MSS., Bod. Lib., 22, art. 
U. 

LIDDELL, Edward Trescott (son of John 
Liddell. b. Bodmin, 1796J. b. St. Columb, 
1827? 

Our Town. New Monthly Mag., cxxxviii, 357- 
71, (1866). 

The Heir of Nestleby, a mysterious tale of 
new year's eve. ib., cxxxix, 21-39, (1867). 

An Engineroom Story. London Society, (Christ- 
mas Number), 1866, pp. 41-47. 

Note. — Mr. E. T. Liddell has also contributed to 
Blackwood's and Tait's Magazines. 

LIDDELL, Commander James, E.N. (son of 
James Liddell. d. Bodmin, 1839^. b. Bodmin, 
17 Jan.,"l798. cf O'Byrne. 

Meteorological Observations made at Bodmin. 
Rep. B.C.P.Soc., 1851, p. 54, and continued an- 
nually. 

Meteorological Journal kept in Bodmin. Jown. 
B.I.C., 1865, p. 71, and continued annually. 

LIDDELL, Thomas (son of James Liddell). b. 
Bodmin, 15 Nov., 1801. 

Begins " As I understand that the games, com- 
monly called Bodmin Eiding, are to be celebrated 
again this year." Signed *^*, and dated 10 July, 
1826. Liddell and Son, printers, Bodmin, n.d., 
[1826,] 80., pp. 8. 

Observations on the proposed Eailway between 
St. Minver and Camelford delivered at a pubhc 
meeting, held at St. Teath Church town, on 
Monday, 19th of January, 1835, by T. Liddell. 
Bodmin, Liddell and Son, 1835, S". 

The Pastoral Address of the Eev. Thomas 
Martin, Chairman of the Devonport District, to 
the Wesleyan Methodists of the Camelford Cir- 
cuit, with An Answer to the same. By Mr. T. 
Liddell, of St. Minver. Bodmin, printed by 
Liddell and Son. n.d.,_ [1835,] S"., pp. 16, 3d. 

Three Letters detailing the cause of the Dis- 
turbances in the Camelford Circuit; with an 
account of the expulsion of T. P. Eosevear, Esq., 
and the Eev. John Averill, addressed to a 
Member of the Bodmin Circuit. By T. Liddell, 
St. Minver. Bodmin, Liddell and Son. n.d., [1835,1 
80., pp. 38, 6d. "■ ■• 



LILLO. 



319 



LINDENTHAL. 



LIDDELL, Thomas. (Con.). 

Four letters to the Editor of the West Briton 
on the subject of Parish Eoads. Signed respec- 
tively fi Traveller, a Triggite, a Parish Way- 
warden, and a Contributor to the Way Eate, 
and dated St. Teath and Trigg, in 1838. Liddell 
and Son, printers, Bodmin, n.d., [1838,] 8o.,pp.8. 

LIDGEY, Catherine, of Eedruth. 

A Testimony from the West Division of Corn- 
wall Monthly Meeting, concerning Catherine 
Lidgey. Testimonies concerning Deceased Ministers 
for 1854, pp. 28-29. 

LIDSTONE, J. 

Improved lock for sliding pannels and doors- 
By J. Lidstone, Devonport. Bep. B.C. P. Soc, 
1852, pp. 102-103. 

LIGHTFOOT, James Cson of Jas. and Elimheth 
Lightfoot). b. Lower Trenaige, St. Breock, 
1817. Executed at Bodmin, 13 ApL, 1840. 

LIGHTFOOT, William (hro. of the preceding), 
b. 1807. Executed 1840. cf Cornwall Gazette, 
(with portraits) 17 ApL, 1840. 

Note. — The two Lightfoots were the murderers of 
Mr. Nevell Norway on the 8 Feb., 1840, on the road from 
Bodmin to Wadebridge. An account of a remarkable 
dream by Mr. Norway's brother respecting this murder 
is contained in C. Carlyon's Early Years, (1843), ii, 
289-93. 

LILLO, George, h. near Moorfields, London, 
4 Feb., 1693. d. London, 3 Sept., 1739. 
Fatal Curiosity : a true tragedy of three acts. 
As it is acted at the New Theatre, in the Hay- 
Market. By Mr. Lillo. Lond., printed for John 
Gray at the Cross-Key^, in the Poultry, near 
Cheapside, 1737, 8°., pp. 48, 1/-. 

Note. — First produced at the Little Theatre, in the 
Haymarket, in 1736. 

Fatal Curiosity. . . As it is acted at the Theatres- 
Eoyal, in Drury-Lane and Covent Garden... 
Lond., printed for Harrison and Co., 1780, pp. 
13. 

Fatal Curiosity... Written by G. Lillo, 1736. 
With alterations, as revived at the Theatre 
Eoyal, Haymarket, 1782. Lond., printed for T. 
Cadell in the Strand, 1783, 8"., pp. 52, 1/-. 

Note. pp. 46-52 are occupied with a Postscript by 

Geo. Colman, in which he describes the history and 
origin of the play. 

The Shipwreck or Fatal Curiosity. A Tragedy. 
Altered from Lillo. As performed at the Theatre 
Eoyal, in Covent Garden, 1784. Lond., printed 
for T. Cadell, 1784, 8"., pp. 1-8 and 1-76, 1/6. 

Note.— The Shipwreck was first acted at Covent 
Garden, 10 Feb., 1784. 



LILLO, Geoeoe. (Con,). 

Stolz und Verzweiflung. Schauspiel in drey 
Acten nach Lillo. [By W. H. Bromet, Dessau 
und Leipzig, 1785,] 8"., pp. 247-310. 

Note. — This forms a portion of W. H. Brbmet's 
" Beitrag zur Deutschen Biihne." 

The Fatal Curiosity... Nordhausen, printed for 
C. G. Cross, 1794, 8°., pp. 98. 

Fatal Curiosity. . .As performed at the Theatres 
Eoyal, Drury-Lane and Hay-Market... With re- 
marks by Mrs. Inohbald. Lond., Longman; 
[Edinburgh, J. Ballantyne and Co., Printers.] 
n.d., [1817,] 12°., pp. 43. 

Note. — "Fatal Curiosity" is also found in Bell's 
British Theatre, (1797), vol. xxiii, pp. 55; Thos. Davies' 
ed. of Lillo'a Dramatic Works, (1810), ii, 1-49; The 
London Stage, (1820), vol. iii, pp. 8; The British Drama, 
(1824), i, 1-15 ; The British Drama, illustrated, (1864), 
i, 310-20. The plot of Lillo's tragedy is taken from a 
black letter pamphlet, giving an account of a murder at 
Bohelland farm, near Penryn, in Sept., 1618. The only 
known copy of the pamphlet is in the Bod. Lib., and is 
entitled " Newes from Perin, in Cornwall, of a most 
bloody and un-exampled murther, very lately commited 
by a father on his owne sonne, (who was lately returned 
from the Indyes) , at the instigation of a meroilesse step- 
mother. Together with their most wretched endes, being 
all performed in the month of September last. Anno. 
1618. 3 plates. Lond., printed by E. A., and are to be sold 
at Christ Church Gate, 1618, 4o." A summary of this 
pamphlet is in W. Sanderson's " Compleat Hist, of the 
Lives and Eeigns of Mary, Queen of Scotland and of her 
son James." Lond., 1656, fol., pp. 464-65. An Abridg- 
ment was printed in the Cor. Teleg., of the 2 and 9 
Nov., 1864. 

Philological Enquiries, in three parts. By 
James Harris. Lond., C. Nourse, in the Strand, 
1781, 2 vols., 8". 

Note. — Contains (pt. ii, pp. 154-58), an account of 
the incidents in Lillo's play. 

LILLY, Col. Christian. 

Eeports of the present state and condition of 
his Maiesties fortifications, buildings and artillery 
in the South Western Department of England, 
otherwise called Plymouth District, viz'. : At 
the Islands of Scilley, at Mount's Bay, and in the 
severall ports of Falmouth, Plymouth, etc. By 
Coll". Christian Lilly, one of his Majesties In- 
geniers, 1714-17. Boyal. MSS., Br. Museum, No. 
45, 1 vol., fol. 

Note. — Contains A Eeport of the fortifications and 
artillery at the Island of Scilly. "With 6 plans, fol., 5-17. 

A Eeport of the fortification and artillery in Mount's 
Bay, fol., 18. 

A Eeport of the fortifications and artillery in the 
port of Falmouth, with 7 plans, fol., 20-30. 

LINDENTHAL, Here Von. 

Nachricht von mineralien und bergwerken in 
England, besonders Cornwallis und Derbishire. 
RUpstein's Minerolog. Briefwechel, ii, 1-14. 



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LINTON, Eliza Lynn (dau. of Bev. J. Lynn, 
V. of Crosthwaite, and wife of tVill. Jos. Linton, 
the Engraver), h. Keswick, 1822. 

The Death-Ship of TrescatCove. In 5 chapters. 
niust. Lond. News, Ivii, 654-55, 658-60, (1870). 

LINTON, William. 

Colossal Vestiges of the older nations. With 
a diagram. By W. Linton. Lond., Longmans, 
1862, 8°., pp. iv and 152. 

Note. — Contains a few slight references to the Crom- 
lechs and Dolmens of Cornwall. 

LIPSCOMB, George, M.D. (son of James Lips- 
comb), h. Quainton, Buckinghamshire, 4 Jan., 
1773. d. 9 Nov., 1846. bm. St. George the 
Martyr, Southwark. 

_ A Journey into Corn-wall through the coun- 
ties of Southampton, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset 
and Devon. Interspersed with remarks, moral, 
historical, literary and political. By G. Lips- 
comb. Warwick, printed and sold by H. Sharpe 
andF. and C. Eivington; London, 1799, 8"., 
pp. xiii and 364, 5/-. 

Note. — The portion relating to Cornwall is com- 
prised within pp. 200-308. 

LISKEERET, (LISKEAED), Paganus de. 
Marny Prebendary St. Endellion, 1265. cf 
Oliver's Monasticon, pp. 43, 49, and Suppl. p. 
5 ; Sir J. Maclean! s History of Triqq Minor, i, 
486, 500. 

LITTLETON, Nicholas, M.E.C.S. (srni of 
Nicholas Littleton), h. Brighton, in Landrake. 

Tributes to Truth. By N. Littleton. Wherein 
a few obscurities made or left by Locke and 
others are removed and philosophy and common 
sense go hand in hand. Vol. i, part i. Bodmin : 
printed and published for the Author by J. 
Liddell and Son ; sold also by G. and W. B. 
Whittaker, London.. .1819, 4"., pp. 200, 10/-. 

Note.— Dedication " To the guardian spirit of the 
British Isles," dated " Padstow, 1819." The title page 
of the copy in the Br. Museum is altered in the Author's 
hand- writing from the above to " Plymouth ... W 
Brendon. . . 1868." 

Lexicon of the thoughts in the English Lan- 
guage. Anon. Lond., W. Kent and Co. ; Ply- 
mouth, W. Brendon, George St., 1854, 4". Part 
i, pp. 68, 3/6. 

Note. — A Specimen Number. 

English Beading Teacher for old and young ; 
for weak capacities and adverse habits. By N. 
Littleton. Lond., W. Kent and Co. ; Plymouth, 
W. Brendon. n.d., [1855,] 8o., unpaged, 6d. 



LITTLETON, Nicholas. (Con.). 

Advanced Reading Teacher for Teachers and 
Tyros. By N. Littleton... Lond., W. Kent and 
Co. ; Plymouth, W. Brendon, A.D. 1855, 8"., 
unpaged. 

Pantography or Universal Language. (Long 
looked for come at last !) Charles Wood, printer, 
Saltash, 1871, 8"., pp. 28, 1/-. 

Note. — Preface signed Nicholas Littilton, (sic) Salt- 
ash, Oct., 1871. 



Account of a male child born without a brain. 
Lond. Med. and Phys. Journ., xxxiv, 104-6, 
(1815). 

Observations on the causes which influence 
the size of the pupil. Plate, ib., xxxvi, 89-94, 
265-72, (1816). 

Enquiry on the redoubling pulse, ib., xxxviii, 
164, (1817). 

On the pupU and accidents attending it. ib., 
xxxviii, 283-85. 

On some Phenomena of vision, ib., xxxix, 
354-61, (1818). 

On the utility of large doses of opium, ib., 
xxxix, 447-54. 

Observations on pertussis, ih., xl, 26-33. 

On distinct vision at different distances, ib., 
xl, 177-83. 

On specific gravity, ib., xl, 269-72. 

LITTLETON, Thomas, M.B., F.R.C.S. (son of 
the preceding), b. Saltash, 20 June, 1824. 

A.D. 1854. No. 2532. Provisional Specifica- 
tion of Thomas Littleton, of Saltash, Bachelor 
of Medicine and Pellow of the Royal College of 
Surgeons of England, for "Improvements in 
separating gases from sewage and other waters 
for the manufacture of manure and for supply- 
ing of steam-engines." Lond., Eyre and Spottis- 
woode, 1855, fol., p. 1, 3d. [cf. Journ. of Soc. of 
Arts, iii, 323, 1855.] 

Note. — Mr. Littleton did not proceed with this 
patent. 

Effects of submarine descent [on man and the 
Hmits of his capability, as observed at the con- 
struction of the Royal Albert Bridge at Saltash.] 
Association Med. Jmrn., iii, 127-28, (1855); ii, 
274, (1871). 

Mr. J. B. Brown's operation [for the treatment 
of epilepsy.] British Med. Jown., i, 537, (1866). 

New method of treating fractures [and diseases 
of the joints by the use of inflated Mackintosh 
splints and pads.] ib., ii, 423, 463, (1867). 

On the preservation of meat, ib., ii, 599, 
(1869). 



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321 



LOAM. 



LITTLETON, Thomas. (Con.). 

Abdominal puncture in tympanites, ih., ii, 
518, 1871 ; [Lancet, ii, 699, 1871.] 

On the mortality of infants as to suffocation 
by overlaying, &c., and its prevention by the 
general use of the arcuccio. ib., ii, 367, (1872). 

DUatation of the anus. Lancet, ii, 531, (1868). 

LLOYD, BiTHA (youngest daughter of George 
Fox and wife of William Beynolds Lloyd, of 
Clifton, Bristol). b. Perran-ar-worthal, 13 
March, 1811. 

How to see the English Lalies. Anon. "With 
Illustrations. Lond., Eeligious Tract Soc. n.d., 
[1858?] 8"., pp. 110. 

Note.— First published in TJie Leisure Hour, vi, 
423, dc, (1857). 

The Yews. [A Westmorland Tale.] By the 
Author of "How to see the English Lakes." 
Lend., Eeligious Tract Soc. n.d., [1859?] 8°., 
pp. 108. 

Pictures of Heroes and Lessons from their 
Lives. Anon. Lond., J. Hogg and Son. n.d., 
[1859?] 40., pp. 274, 3/6. 

Note. — Preface dated Windermere. 

Studies of Christian Character. By Bitha 
Fox. Author of "Pictures of Heroes," "The 
Yews," etc. With Illustrations by Jas. Godwin. 
Lond., J. Hogg and Sons, n.d., [I860,] 8"., pp. 
xiii and 337, 6/-. 

Watchers for the Dawn and other Studies of 
Christian Character. By Mrs. W. E. Lloyd. 2nd 
ed. Lond., Hogg, [Sept.,] 1868, 12"., 3/6. 

Note. — This is the previous work with an alteration 
in the title. 

The Flower of Christian Chivalry; by Mrs. 
W. E. Lloyd. With illustrations by J. D. 
Watson. Lond., James Hogg and Sons, n.d., 
[1863,] 8"., pp. 314, 3/6. 

Note.— Preface dated Malvern, 1863. 

The Ladies of Polcarrow ; A Tale of Cornish 
Coast Life. By Mrs. W. E. Lloyd. Lond., Seeley, 

1864, cr. 8*., pp. 218, 3/6.— 2nd ed. [Mch.,] 

1865, 12»., 3/6. 



The Neapolitan Letter-writer. Leisure Hour, 
iv, 773-74, (1855). 

The Bronze Horses of Venice. Illustrated. 
ib., V, 232-34, (1856). 

A steam-trip round the Bay of Naples, ib., 
V, 295-97. 

Small Trades of Naples. Illustrated, ib., v, 
824-26; vi, 40-42, 296-97, 326-28, 391-93, 
(1857). 



LLOYD, Bitha. (Con.). 

The water-seller of Venice, ib., vi, 584-86. 

The Italian teacher of Eome. ib., vi, 746-48. 

The Christmas Tree. Verses, ib., vi, 832. 

How to see the English Lakes, ib., vi, 423-26, 
439-43, 455-59, 470-74, 489-92. 

Studies in History. Tamerlane and his siege 
of Delhi, ib., vii, 7-11,(1858). 

The Story of Lighthouses, ib., vii, 135-39, 
191-92. 

The Path-Finder. An evening with Dr. Living- 
stone, ib., vii, 269-71. 

The time of the singing of birds is come. 
Verses, ib., vii, 271. 

Our mountain sheep dogs, ib., viii, 363-65, 
(1859). 

The Story of Fountains, ib., viii, 454-57, 
467-69. 

The death-bed of a Hon. ih., ix, 5--6, (1860). 

Notes of a Westmorland Naturalist, ib., ix, 
171-72, 301-303, 490-92, 557-58. 

Arthur and the Eound Table. Illustrated, ib., 
ix, 790-94. 

The Catacombs of St. Sebastian. Svmday at 
Eome, iii, 380-81, (1856). 

EeUcs. ib., ui, 582-84. 

The school boy, the student, the missionary, 
{i.e. Eev. H. Martyn.] ib., iv, 491-94, (1857). 

The Vessels of the Jewish Temple; where 
are they now ? ih., iv, 782-83. 

Water and salt ; or, the Bible a book for all 
climes and for all times, ib., v, 125-26, (1858). 

Oil and Lamps; or, the Bible etc. ih., v, 
155-56. 

The Shepherd; or, the Bible etc. ib., v, 
237-39. 

Honey; or, the Bible etc. ih., v, 283-84. 

The Bible etc. Gold, ih., v, 748-50. 

House and home ; or, the Bible etc. ih., vi, 
52-55, (1859). 

Bread cast upon the waters and found after 
many days, ih., vi, 293-95. 

Half an hour with Charlemagne. Titan, (Edin- 
burgh, J. Hogg and Son, 8°.), xxvi, 204-208, 
(1858). 

How Christianity first came to Norway. 
Churchman's Shilling Mag., iv, 100-108, (1868). 

LOAM, Michael, of Treskerby, Gwennap. b. 
Ludgvan, 1798. d. Moditonham, Botusflem- 
ing, 14 July, 1871. bur. Gwennap. 
Counter for registering and numbering the 

number of feet passed over by the Piston of a 

steam-engine in its acting stroke. Bep. B.G.P. 

Soc, 1835, pp. 108-109. 

p p 



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LOAM, Michael. (Con.). 

Machine for raising Miners, ib., 1835, pp. 
112-14. 

An improved wheel wrench, ih., 1835, p. 121. 

Water evaporated by the consumption of a 
bushel of coals at Loam's engine, United Mines. 
ib., 1836, p. 34. 

Loam's Machinery for raising and lowering 
the miners at Tresavean. ib., 1841, App., pp. 
12-14. 

A.D. 1849,Jan. 11. No. 12,406. Specification 
of Michael Loam, of Treskerley, (sic) in the parish 
of Gwennap, in the County of Cornwall, En- 
gineer, for " Improvements in the manufacture 
of Fuzees.'' Drawing annexed. Lond., 1854, 
fol. — Reprinted. Lond., G-. E. Eyre and W. 
Spottiswoode, 1854, fol., pp. 4, 8d. 

LOBB, Joseph (son of Ishmael Lobb). b. Banner, 
Crowan, 1787. d. Sithney, 25 ApL, 1822. 

A.D. 1821, May 1. No. 4553. Specification 
of Wm. Thomas, of... Sithney... Merchant, and 
J. Lobb, of Sithney... Farmer, for "Machine or 
instrument for cutting and preparing lay or lea 
ground for tillage, at much less expense and in 
a shorter space of time than are required by the 
present method of ploughing, and also for re- 
newing grass land, lay or lea ground with seeds, 
without destroying or tearing up the whole of 
the surface thereof" With drawing annexed. 
Lond., 1821, fol. — Eeprinted. Lond., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1856, fol., pp. 3, 5d. 

LOBB, EiCHAED. High Sheriff of Cornwall, 1652; 
M. P. for St. Michaels, 1659. cf. Thos. Burton's 
Diary, (1828), iv, 457. 

Note.— The Eev. Stephen Lobb, son of the above, 
was Minister of Fetter Lane Chapel and Lecturer at 
Pinners' Hall, in 1694, the place and time of his birth 
is not known, but he died 3 June, 1699. He toot an 
active part in the controversy on the Dispensing Power 
in the reign of James n, and published some works 
favourable to that Monarch's conduct. Theophilus Lobb, 
M.D., F.R.S., (son of the above Stephen Lobb), b. 17 
Aug., 1678, and d. 19 May, 1763, was the author of 
numerous medical works. 

LOBB, Rev. Stephen (son of Stephen Lobb). 
Chaplain of Penzance Chapel; V. of Milton 
Abbot, cf. Walter Moyle's Works, i, 196-203. 
Four discourses on public occasions. By 

Stephen Lobb, Chaplain of Penzance Chapel in 

Cornwall. Lond., 1717, 8"., 4/-. 

Note.— Dedicated to Et. Hon. Hugh Boscawen, 
Lord Warden of the Stannaries. 

LOCOCK, Oapt. H., R.E. 

Report on Beaumont and Locock's Rock Tun- 
nelling Machine. Rep. B.C.P.Soc, 1867, pp. 43- 
46. 



LOK, Henry, cf. Fan's Select Poetry, i, 136- 
42 ; Holland's Psalmists, i, 228. 

Note.— Henry Lok, who was a cousin of Eiehard 
Carew, the Historian, and Michael Cosowarth, [g.i>.,] 
published several volumes of poetry. 

LOK, William. 

Letter from Thomas Wandsworth, Prior of 
Bodmin, to Mr. W. Lok, Mercer, of Cheapside, 
25 May, 1536. In Wright's " Letters relating to 
the suppres.sion of monasteries." (Camden Soc, 
1843), pp. 130-31. 

LOMBARD, Rev. Daniel, D.D. Rector of 
Lanteglos-juxta-Camelford, 24 Feb., 17^ to 
1746. b. France? d. Camelford, 14 Dec, 1746. 
bur. 2 Jan., 17|-f. cf. Journ. R.I.O., 1871, p. 
xxxiii. 

A sermon preach'd at Hanover, before the late 
Princess Sophia and the rest of the Royal Family 
on March 28, April 8, 1714. By D. Lombard, 
D.D., and Fellow of St. John Baptist College, 
Oxon. Published by Her Royal Highnesses 
special command. Oxford, printed for Stephen 
Fletcher, Bookseller... 1714, 8"., 4d. Dedication 
unpaged, 3 leaves, the sermon, pp. 1-24. 

Comparaison des deux Histoires de M. De 
Mezeray et du P6re Daniel, en Deux Disserta- 
tions Avec une dissertation pr61iminaire sur 
rUtilit6 de I'Histoire. Par D. Lombard, Docteur 
en Th^ologie et Chapelain de S. A. R. Madame 
la Princesse de Galles. Amsterdam, aux d6pens 
de la Compagnie, 1723, 4". Dedication and Pre- 
face unpaged, 7 leaves. The Dissertation, pp. 
1-48, The Comparaison, pp. 49-154. 

A Succinct History of ancient and modem 
persecution. Together with a short Essay on As- 
sassinations- and Civil Wars. By D. Lombard, 
D.D., Late Fellow of St. John's College, Oxon., 
now Rector of Lanteglos and Advent in the 
county of Cornwall. Lond., printed for S. Birt, 
at the Bible and Ball, in Ave Mary Lane, 1747, 
8»., pp. 192. 

Stricture upon St. Thomas Aquinas. In F. 
Gregor's ed. of Sir John Fortescue's "De laudibus 
legum Anglic," (1737, fol.), pp. 18, 84, 86. 

Observations on the Israelites making a king. 
ib., pp. 18, 19, 21, and Addenda, p. 3. 

Correspondence vdth Mr. Gregor, of Trewar- 
thenick. MSS. 

LONG, Edward (Uh son of Capt. Samuel Long, 
of Queen Caroline's Dragoons, who d. 1757). 
Secretary to Sir Hen. Moore, Lieut.-Governor 
of Jamaica ; Judge of Vice Admiralty Court, 
Jamaica, b. RosUian, in St. Blazey, 23 Aug., 
1734. d. Arundel Park, Sussex, 13 Mch., 1813. 
bur. Slindon, Sussex, 20 Mch. cf. Bryan 
Edwards' Proceedings of Assembly of Jamaica 



LONG. 



323 



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LONG, Edwabd. (Con.). 

about the Maroons, (1796), p. xxiii; Nichols' 
Lit. Anecdotes, iii, 182, viii, 433-35 ; Gent. 
Mag., Ixxxiii, 490, 659, (1813); N. and Q., 
2 S., vii, 426, (1859); Chalmers; Didot. Nouvel. 
Biog. Univ. ; Biog. Univ. ; Bose. 

Memoirs of the Early Life of E. Long. Written 
TDy himself. MSS. cf. N. and Q., 2 S., vii, 426, 
(1859). 

The Antigallican, or The History and Adven- 
tures of Harry Oobham, Esq. Inscribed to 
Louis the 15th by the Author, [i.e., Edward 
Long.] Lond., printed for T. Lownds, at his 
Circulating Library, in Fleet St., 1757, 12"., 
pp. xvi and 240. 

The Prater. By Nicholas Babble, Esq. 2nd 
edit. Lond., printed for T. Lownds. ..1757, 8"., 
pp. ix and 289. 

Note.— Mr. Long is said to have ooutributed to this 
journal. 

The trial of Farmer Carter's dog Porter for 
Murder. Anon. Lond., printed for T. Lowndes, 
1771, 80., 1/-. 

Note.— This is found reprinted with slight abridg- 
ment in Hone's Every Day Book, (1827), ii, 198-210. 

Candid Eeflections upon the judgment lately 
awarded by the Court of King's Bench. . .on what 
is commonly called the Negroe-Cause. By a 
Planter, [i.e., E. Long.] Lond., printed for T. 
Lowndes, No. 77, Fleet-Street, 1772, 8"., pp. iv 
and 76, 1/6. 

The History of Jamaica, or general survey of 
the antient and modern state of that island... Il- 
lustrated with copper plates. Anon. Lond., 
printed for T. Lowndes, in Fleet-steet, 1774, 3 
vols., 4"., 63/-. 

The Sentimental Exhibition ; or portraits and 
sketches of the times. Anon. Lond., T. Lowndes, 
1774, 120., 2/6. 

Letters on the Colonies. 1775, S°. 

English Humanity no paradox ; or an attempt 
to prove that the English are not a nation of 
Savages. Anon. Lond., printed for T. Lowndes, 
No. 77, Fleet-Street, 1778, 8"., pp. viii and 87, 
1/6. Br. Museum. 

The Sugar Trade. 1782, 8". 

Memoirs of the reign of Boussa Ahadee, 
King of Dahomy, an inland country of Guiney ; 
to which are added the Author's Journey to 
Abomey, the Capital, and a short Account of the 
African Slave Trade. By Eobert Norris. [Edited 
by E. Long.l Illustrated with a new map. Lond., 
printed for W. Lowndes, 77, Fleet St., 1789, 8o., 
pp. xvi and 184. 

Note.— "An Extract of a Letter from the Author 
to the Editor " oeonpies pp. v-xii. 



LONG, Edwabd. (Con.). 

Collections and memoranda, by Edward Long, 
relating to the History of Jamaica and the West 
Indian Islands: with the printed sheets of "The 
History of Jamaica," with considerable additions 
and alterations. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 
12,402-14; 12,429-32; 12,435; 12,438. cf. also 
18,270-75; 18,959-63. 

LONGESFOED, John. 

A Chronology of years from the creation to 
the destruction of Jerusalem by Titus. By J. 
Longesford, Preacher of the Gospel in Cornwall. 
Sloane MSS., 1022, fol., 25-27. 

LONGFuED, William. 

Order for money to be paid to W. Longford 
as farmer of the harbour dues of Catwater and 
Hamoaze at 2d. per ton and 2/- per ship to 
Saltash, 22 Dec, 1668. Earl. MSS., 1510, art. 
171, pp. 811-813. 

LONGLANDS, Miss E. D. See Drewe, E. D. 

LONGLANDS, Eev. William David, M.A. ; 

F.G.S. Fellow of BaUiol Coll., 1816; E. of 

Gerrans, 29 Apl., 1844 to 1861. b. 1791. d. 

Winchester, 27 Dec, 1866. cf. Gent. Mag., iii, 

258, (1867). 

A Letter from the Eev. W. D. Longlands to 
Dr. Winn giving account of extraordinary opti- 
cal phoenomena witnessed by him at Perran- 
porth. Bep. B.I.C., 1841, pp. 32-33. 

LONGWITH, Alexander. 

Order to the King's Escheator in the Counties 
of Devonshire and Cornwall to pay to A. Long- 
with twenty marks of the goods and chattels of 
Eichard Atte Welle, of Tavystoke, an outlaw. 
MSS. Camb. Univ. Lib., D.D., iii, 53, «4 413. 

LOED, Eev. Alfred (son of Bev. Hen. Lord, 
D.D., B. of Northiam, Sussex). Curate of 
Tresco and Bryher, Isles of Scilly, 1841-44 ; 
Curate of Mithian, 1844-47; Incumb. of 
Mithian, 1847. b. Barfreystone, Kent, 2 Sept., 
1812. 

Luther, or Eome and the Eeformation. A 
Poem By Alfred Lord. Lond., Seeley and 
Burnside, Fleet Street, 1841, 12°., pp. 193, 3/-. 
The Operations of the Holy Spirit. A sermon, 
by the Eev. A. Lord. Lond., Parker; Truro, J. 
E. Netherton, 1852, 8°., pp. 24, 1/-. _ _ 

The Grace of God and the danger of receivmg 
it in vain. A Sermon, by the Eev. A. Lord, In- 
cumbent of Mithian. Truro, J. E. Netherton, 
1859, 80., pp. 12, 6d. 



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324 



LOWEB. 



LOED, Eev. Alfbed. (Con.). 

Church for the new parish of St. Mithian, 
Cornwall. Incumbent, the Eev. A. Lord, n.d., 
[Nov., 1863,] 40., pp. 4. 

Note.— An appeal for subscriptions towards the 
building of the church parsonage and schools. 

LOVETT, William. 5. Church Lane, Newlyn, 

Penzance, circa 1800. ef. Life of Thos. Cooper, 

(1872), pp. 220, 223-24, 227, 297. 

Address and Rules of the Working Men's 

Association for benefiting politically, socially 

and morally the useful classes. " Signed by the 

Committee on behalf of the Association. H. 

Hetherington, Printer, Treasurer, 126, Strand, 

Wilham Lovett, Cabinet-Maker, Secretary, 6, 

Upper North-place, Gray's Inn-road." Lond., 

Cleave, Shoe Lane, Fleet St. n.d., [1837,] 80., 

pp. 8, Id. 

Note. — A volume in the Br. Museum, marked 8138a, 
which apparently once belonged to Mr. Lovett, contains 
32 pamphlets relating to " The London "Working Men's 
Association," many being signed "."W. Lovett, Secretary. " 

The Trial of W. Lovett, Journeyman Cabinet- 
maker, for a seditious libel, before Mr. Justice 
Littledale, at the Assizes, at Warwick, on Tues- 
day, the 6th of August, 1839. 2nd ed. Lond., 
printed and published by H. Hetherington, 126, 
Strand, n.d., [1839,] pp. 20, 3d. 

[An Address] To the Political and Social 
Eeformers of the United Kingdom, from The 
National Association of the United Kingdom. 
Signed "W. Lovett, London; John Collins, 
Birmingham, etc., etc." Printed by E. E. Lee, 
George Yard, 92, Drury Lane, n.d., [1841,] 8°., 
pp. 4. 

Chartism ; a new organization of the people, 
embracing a plan for the education and improve- 
ment of the people, politically and socially;... 
Written in Warwick Gaol by W. Lovett, Cabinet- 
Maker, and John CoUins, Tool-Maker. 2nd ed. 
Lond., J. Watson, 15, City Eoad, Finsbury,... 
and W. Lovett, 183, Tottenham Court Eoad, 
1841, B"., pp. 132, 1/-. 

A Letter to WiUiam Lovett, sometime resident 
in Wan\dck Gaol. Lond., 1841, 8"., pp. 31. 

Letter from Mr. Lovett to Messrs. Donaldson 
and Mason, containing his reasons for refusing 
to be nominated Secretary of the National 
Charter Association, Signed "W. Lovett, 52, 
Gloucester St., Queen Square, 8 Sept., 1843." 
n.p. or printer's name. 1843, 8"., pp. 4. 

A Letter to Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P. In 
reply to the calumnies he put forth in the Corn 
Exchange, August 8th, in answer to the address 
of the National Association of the people of 
Ireland. By W. Lovett. Lond., printed and 
published by H. Hetherington, 40, Holywell St., 
Strand, 1843, 8°., pp. 8, Id. 



LOVETT, William. (Con.). 

All men are brethren. An Address to the 
friends of humanity and justice among all nations 
by the democratic friends of all nations. Signed 
" L. Oborski, Chairman." [Written by W. Lovett.] 
Lond., published by J. Cleave, 1, Shoe Lane, 
Fleet Street, 1845, 8°., pp. 8. _ 

A Proposal for the consideration of the Friends 
of Progress. By Wm. Lovett. Lond., published 
by John Cleave, 1, Shoe Lane, n.d., [1847,] 8"., 
pp. 8, Id. 

Justice safer than expediency. An appeal to 
the middle classes on the question of the suffrage. 
By W. Lovett. Lond., C. H. Elt, 18, High Street, 
Islington, 1848, 8"., pp. 8, Id. 

Elementary Anatomy and Physiology, for 
schools and private instruction : with lessons on 
diet, intoxicating drinks, tobacco, and disease. 
By W. Lovett. Illustrated with ten coloured 
plates. Lond., Darton and Co., 18^1, 8"., pp. 
XX and 159. — 2nd ed. Lond., Simpkin, Mar- 
shall, and Co., 1853, 8"., 7/6. 

Social and Political Morality. By W. Lovett. 
Lond., published by Simpkin, Marshall and Co., 
1853, 8"., pp. viii and 204, 4/-. 

Woman's Mission ; by W. Lovett. [A Poem.] 
Lond., published by Simpkin, Marshall and Co., 
1856, 8°., pp. 21, 6d. 

LOWE, Edward Joseph, F.E.A.S. 

Catalogue of land and fresh- water shells found 
in the neighbourhood of Nottingham. Trans. 
P.N.H. and A. Soc, i, 390-95, (1850). 



LOWER FAMILY. 

Pedigree of Lower family from the Visitation 
of the County of Cornwall, 1620. /. /. Howwrdls 
Miscell. Oeneal. et Herald., i, 13, 266; ii, 18. 

LOWEE, Mark Anthony, F.S.A. (son of Rich 
ard Loiver). b. Chiddingly, Sussex, 1813. 

Patronymica Britannica. A Dictionary of the 
family names of the United Kingdom; en- 
deavoured by M. A. Lower, M.A., F.S.A. Lond., 
J. E. Smith; Lewes, G. P. Bacon, 1860,4"., 
pp. xxxix and 443. 

Note. — Contains useful information about Cornish 
names of persons and places. 

LOWEE, Nicholas (son of John Lower, of 
Polscoe, in St. Winnow). 

Indenture between Margaret, Lady Hunger- 
ford, and Nicholas Loure relative to an annuity 
paid to him by her out of the Manor of Lanante 
as security for quiet possession of the Manor of 
St. Winnowe. Deed anno 1469. 

Eeceipt by Margaret, Lady Hungerford, to 
Nicholas Loure for 100 marks in part payment 



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LOWBE. 



LOWER, N10HOLA.S. (Gon.). 

for the Manor of St. Winnowe, sold to him. 
Deed anno 1470. 

Walter Hungerford, son of Margaret, Lady 
Hungerford, quit claim to Nicholas Loure of all 
right in the manor of St. Winnowe. Dated Anno 
1471. 

'Margaret, Lady Hungerford, appoints John 
Touke and Nicholas Loure auditors for her 
Manors, etc., in Cornwall. Dated Anno 1471. 

Margaret, Lady Hungerford, appoints N. 
Lt)ure, Receiver of her Manors in Devon and 
Cornwall. Dated Anno 1471. 

Note. — The above 5 documents from Sir Edward 
Bering's CoUeofion were sold at Puttick and Simpson's, 
July, 1861. 

LOWER, Peter (eU son of Thos. Lower, of 

Trelaske). 

Pleasvres Vision. By Arthvr Newman. . . Lond., 
1619, 80. Bod. Lib. 

Note. — Prefixed is a copy of Latin Verses signed 
" Pe : Lower," and addressed " Ad amioum suum omni 
laude et obsernantia digaissimum Ar : Newman." 

LOWER, Richard, M.D. (son of Homfray 
Lower). Bachelor of Physic, Oxford, 1665; 
Admitted F.R.S., 17 Oct., 1667, expelled 24 
June, 1675. h. Tremere, St. Tudy. bapt. St. 
Tudy, 29 Jan. 1631. d. King St., Covent 
Garden, London, 17 Jan., 16|4. hur. St. Tudy, 
3 Feb. cf. Munk's Boll of Physicians, i, 357- 
58 ; WelcKs List of Westminster Scholars, 
(1852), p. 134 j Corresp. of Earls of Clarendon 
and Rochester and Diary of Lord Clarendon, 
' (1828), ii, 156, 174, 302, 324-25, 327; ,S'«r J. 
Bramston's Autobiography, pp. 353, 364, 381, 
401, 412; Memoirs of J. Evelyn, (1870), p. 
559; Memoirs of S. Pepys (Bohn's ed.), iii, 
473 ; Daniel Le Clerc'sBibl. Anatomica, (1699), 
i 881-916 ; N. Luttrell's Brief Historical Beta- 
tion, (1857), i, 136, ii, 160; Birch's Hist, of 
Boyal Soc, ii, passim, iii, 224, 231, 233; Life 
of Anthony h Wood, (prefixed to Bliss), p. 50 ; 
Bliss' Wood, iv, 297-99; The Ellis Corres- 
pondence, (1829), i, 70-71, 345-46; Granger's 
Biog. Hist. ; Didoi. Nouvel Biog. Univ. ; Biog. 
Univ.; Biog. Britt. ; Bees Cyclop.; Chalmers; 
Rose. 

Diatribse Thomae Willisii Doct. Med. et Pro- 
fess. Oxon., De febribus vindicatio adversus Ed- 
mundum De Meara Ormoniensem Hibernum, 
M D. Authore Ricardo Lower, Medico Oxoniensi. 
Londini, apud Jo. Martyn and Ja. Allestry, sub 
signo Campanee in Coemeterio D. Pauli, 1665, 
80. Dedication and preface unpaged, 6 leaves, 
the text, pp. 1-194, errata, 1 leaf. 

Diatribaj T. WiUisii, etc. Amstelodami, apud 
Gerbrandum Schagen. Anno 1666, 12"., pp. 129. 



LOWER, EiCHAED, M.D. (Gov,.). 

WiHisius male vindicatvs sive Medicus Oxon- 
iensis mendacitatis et inscitise detectus. Authore 
conlone cassinio offoriensi Hiberno medicinae 
doctore. Dubhni, Anno 1667, 8°. Preface un- 
paged, 2 leaves, the text, pp. 1-327, errata, 1 



A brief account of the virtues of the famous 
well of Astrop, not far from Oxford, of late so 
much frequented by the nobility and gentry. By 
A Learned Physician [j.e., R. Lower?] Lond., 
printed in the year 1668, 40., pp. 5. 

Tractatus de corde, item de motu, et colore 
sanguinis et chyli in eum transitu. Authore 
Richardo Lower, M.D. T plates. Londini, Typis 
Jo. Redmayne, impensis Jacobi Allestry, ad 
Insigne Rosse Coronatse in Vioo vulgo dicto Duck- 
lane, 1669, 8". Dedication and Errata unpaged, 
6 leaves, the text, pp. 1-220, table of contents, 
unpaged, 10 leaves. 

Tractatus de corde etc. 7 plates. Amstelodami, 
apud Danielem Elzevirium 1669, 80. Dedication 
and table of contents unpaged, 7 leaves, the 
text, pp. 1-232. 

Tractatus de corde item de motu et colore 
sanguinis et chyli in eum transitu. Cui aocessit 
dissert, de origine catarrhi, in qua ostenditur 
ilium non provenire h cerebro. Editio secunda, 
auctior et emendatior, Authore Ricardo Lower, 
M.D. Londini, typis J. Redmayne et prostat 
venum apud Jacobum Allestry ad signum Rosse 
et Coronae in St. Pauli Coemeterio, 1670, 80., pp. 
239, dedication and index unpaged. 

Tractatus de corde, efc. Authore R. Lower, M.D. 
Editio tertia et ultima. Amstelodami, apud 
Danielem Elzevirium, 1671, 8°. Dedication and 
table of contents unpaged, 7 leaves, the text, pp. 
1-237. 

Tractatus de corde, etc. Editio quarta, ab Au- 
thore jam postremd aucta et reoognita. Londini 
Typis M.C. impensis J. Martyn, ad insigne Cam- 
panee in Coemeterio D. Pauli, 1680, 8°. Dedi- 
cation, table of contents, and errata unpaged, 7 
leaves, the text, pp. 1-175. 

RichardiLower,M.D.,Colleg. Med. Lond., Socii 
Tractatus de corde, etc. Editio quinta priori- 
bus longe Auctior, cum figuris seneis. Lugduni 
Batavorum apud Johannem vander Linden, 
Juniorem, 1708, 80. Dedication and table of 
contents unpaged, 11 leaves, the text, pp. 1-262, 
errata, 1 leaf. 

Dr. Lower's and several other eminent phy- 
sicians' receipts containing the best and safest 
methodfor curing most diseases inhumane bodies. 
Very useful for all sorts of people, especially 
those who live remore (sic) from physicians, 
portrait. Lond., printed for John Nutt, near 
Stationers Hall, 1700, 12o. Preface and index 
unpaged, 5 leaves, then pp. 1-108, 1/-.-T-1704, 



LOWEE. 



326 



LOWEE. 



LOWEE, BiOHABD, M.D. (Om.)- 

120. — 4th ed., with additions. Lond., printed 
for A. Roper... 171 6, 12°. Preface unpaged, 2 
leaves, the text, pp. 1-107, contents unpaged, 4 
leaves. 

Note.— The Preface is signed "J. W." and the 
writer says " the prescriptions that hear the name of. . . 
Dr. Lower were all his own receipts, communicated to 
me with his own hand a little hefore his death." 

D. Eichardi Loweri des Welt-heruhmten 
Englischen Medici BpaiJt,oypoc(picx oder Haber- 
Beschreibung, zu allerhand Kranckheiten gebre- 
chen und Schwachheiten des menschlichen Leibes 
als ein Universal-Medicin, dienlioh . . . zum vierdten 
Mahl in diese Form gebracht von D. Joanne 
Franco, Ulm. Franckfurt und Leipzig bey Daniel 
Bartholomaj, 1712, 12"., pp. 32. 

Utforlig Beskrifning Om Hafren, och den 
widtheromde Engelsta Medici, Herr Dr. Eich. 
Lowers, Hafre-Kur...Af Tyskan ofwersatt och 
nu andra gangen oplagt, samt med nagra An- 
marckningar fordkt af J. C. Nordenheim. Stock- 
holm, Joh. L. Horrn, Kongl. Antiq. Arch. Boftr. 
Anno 1724, 8"., pp. 48. 



The method in transfusing the bloud (sic) of 
one animal into another. Philos. Trans., i, 353- 
58, (1666). 

On making a dog draw his breath exactly like 
a broken winded horse, ib., ii, 544-46, (1667). 

Of the experiment of transfusion practised 
upon a man in London, ib., ii, 557-59. 

An Observation concerning a blemish in an 
horse's eye not hitherto disoover'd by any Author 
which may be of great use in the choice of an 
horse to those who are curious, ib., ii, 613-14. 



Letter from E. Lower to Antony k Wood, 4 
Sept., 1666. Tanner MSS., Bod. Lib., 45, art. 61. 

Prescription by E. Lower. £r. Museum, Addit. 
MSS., 15,857, foL, 62. 

LOWEE, Thomas (eld. son of Will. Lower). 

Writ of Outre le Main for the manors, lands, 
&c., of Alice Eeskymmer, Widow, deceased, 
granted to Thomas Lower and Frances Eeskym- 
mer. Deed Anno 1570. 

Thomas Lower, Esq., of Wynnowe and John 
Honnye, the elder, of St. Austell, mason, and 
Nicholas and John Honnye, sons to John Honnye, 
the younger, of St. Austell, deceased. — Eenewal 
fine for lease of Trevarrock Lands and Mills in 
St. Austell. Deed Anno 1596. 

Note. — The above two dooaments from Sir E. 
Bering's collection, were sold at Puttick and Simpson's, 
July 1861. 



LOWER, Thomas (ith son of Thos. Lower, of 
St. Winnow), d. London, 5 Feb., 1660. bur. 
St. Clement Danes, 21 March. «/. Jshmolean 
MSS. (Bodl. Lib.), 857, art. 135, 147; and 
1106, p. 416". 

LOWER, Thomas, M.D. (brother of Bichard 

Lower, M.D.) bapt. St. Tudy, 11 Aug., 1633. 

d. 1720. cf. SeweTs Hist, of Friends, (1834), i, 

173, ii, 216, 219-21. 

The Memory of that Faithful Servant of 
Christ, William Carter, late of Cumberland, 
(Deceased) Revived. In The Testimonies of cer- 
tain Faithful Friends, &c. Lond., printed for 
Thomas Northcott, in George Yard,.in Lumbard 
Street, 1690, 4°. 

A Journal or Historical Account of the Life, 
Travels, Sufferings... of that Ancient, Eminent, 
and Faithful Servant of Jesus Christ, George 
Fox. Lond., Thos. Northcott, 1694, fol. 

A Brief Collection of Remarkable Passages 
and Occurrences relating to the Birth, Education 
. . .of. . .Margaret Fell, but by her second Marriage 
Margaret Fox. Lond., printed and sold by J. 
Sowle, in White-Hart-Court, in Gracious Street, 
1710, 8«. 

Note. — All the above works contain Testimonies by 
T. Lower amongst others. 

The late Expedients proposed by Benjamin 
Coal, Charles Harris, and others, for a True Re- 
conciliation, &c.. Tenderly Considered. (Written 
London, the 21st 4th Month, 1693). n.p. or d. 
or printer' s name. [1693,] 4°. 

An Answer to Francis Buggs Presumptuous 
Impeachment, Pretended on behalf of the Com- 
mons of England, against the Quakers' Yearly- 
Meeting. Lond., T. Sowle, 1695, 4". 

A Modest Vindication of the People called 
Quakers, from the Aspersions of Mary Ely and 
Susan Everard. n.p. or d. or printer's name. [1701 ?] 
fol. 

Note. — These three addresses are signed by T. Lower 
amongst others. 

Christian Epistles, Travels, and Sufferings of 
that Antient Servant of Christ, John Boweter. 
Lond., T. Sowle, 1705, 8o. 

Note. — Preface signed by T. Lower amongst others. 

A Dissertation of the Small Pox ; by Daniel 
Phillips, at his commencing Doctor of Physick, 
in the University of Leyden, in Holland, in the 
year 1696. Translated by T. E. Lond., 1702, 12«. 

Note. — Dedicated to . . ." Gulielmo Penn . . . ut et 
Thomoe Lower, Medico Londinensi " 

The Fells of Swarthmoor Hall and their 
Friends, etc. By Maria Webb. Lond., Alfred W. 
Bennett, 1865, 8°. 

Note. — Contains much information relating to T. 
Lower. 



LOWEE. 



327 



LOWBB. 



LOWEE, Thomas, M.D. (Can.). 

Letter from T. Lower to Sir Hans Sloane, 
dated "Bartholomew Close, the 28th of 9th 
month, 1703." Br. Museum, AMU. MSS., 4052, 
fol., 97. 

LOWEE, William (? 2nd son of Peter Lower, 
of Trelaske). cf. C. Fitz Qeoffry's Affmm, book 
iii. 

LOWER, Sir William, Knt. (eU. son of TJws. 
Lower), d. Carmarthenshire, 1615. cf. Court 
and Times of James I, (1849), i, 363 ; Rigaud!s 
Miicell. JForks and Corresp. of James Bradley, 
F.R.S., (1832), pp. 511-14. 

Eight letters from Sir W. Lower to Mr. 
Harriott. Dated Ira' Venti, 1610-11. Br. Museum, 
Addit. MSS., 6789. 

Note. — Three of these letters are reprinted in " A 
collection of letters illustratiye of Science, etc. Ed. by 
J. 0. Halliwell. (Historical Soo. of Science," 1841), pp. 
38-42. 

LOWER, Sir William, Knt. (son of John 
Lower), b. Tremere, St. Tudy, 16 — . d. 
London, 1662. bur. St. Clement Danes? cf. 
Gerard Langbaine's Biog. Dram., (1691), pp. 
332-34 ; Baker's Biog. Dram. ; Geneste's Hist, 
of the Stage, x, 160; Granger's Biog. Diet.; 
Bliss' Wood, iii, 56, 544-46; Didot Nouvel. 
Biog. Univ. ; Biog. Univ. ; Chalmers ; Rose. 

The Phaenix in her flames : a tragedy [in four 
acts and in verse.] The scene, Arabia. The 
Author, Master William Lower. Lond., printed 
by Thomas Harper for Michael Young, 1639, 4°. 

Note. — The Dedication " To the right worshipfvU, 
my most honoured Cosin, Thomas Lower, Esguire," 
1 leaf, prologue and dramatis personse, 1 leaf, the text, 
44 leaves, epilogue, 1 leaf. 

The Innocent Lady, or the illustrious inno- 
cence. Translated from the French of Ren6 de 
Ceriziers. By Sir W. Lower. Lond., 1654, 8°. 

The Innocent Lady, or the illustrious inno- 
cence, etc. Written originally in French, by the 
learned Father de Ceriziers... and now rendered 
into English by Sir W. Lower, Knight. The 
second edition. Lond., printed for William Lee, 
and are to be sold at the Turk's Head, in Fleet- 
Street, 1674, 8". 

Note. — The Translators Apology, the Preface, and 
To the Eeader, unpaged, 10 leaves ; then pp. 150. 

Polyeuctes, or the Martyr. A Tragedy [in five 
acts and in verse, translated fromi Oorneille.] 
By S'- W. Lower. Lond., printed by Tho. Roy- 
croft for G. Bedell and T. CoHins, and are to be 
sold at their shop at the Middle-Temple Gate, 
in Fleetstreet, 1655, 4". The Argument, 2 
leaves, the actors, 1 leaf, the text, pp. 1-59. 



LOWEE, Sib William, Knt. (Con.). 

The Innocent Lord, or the Divine Providence. 
Being the incomparable history of Joseph. 
Written originally in French and illustrated by 
the unparallel'd pen of the learned De Ceriziers, 
Almoner to my Lord the Kings brother, and 
now rendered into English by Sir W. Lowre, 
Knight. Lond., printed by S. G. for Charles 
Adams, and are to be sold at his shop at the 
sign of the Talbot, near S. Dunstans Church, 
in Fleetstreet, 1655, 8o. The Translator's Apo- 
logie. To my Lady the Countesse of Chaiais, 
To the Reader, unpaged, 7 leaves ; then pp. 143. 

The Triumphant Lady ; or the Crowned In- 
nocence. A choice and authentick piece of the 
famous [Ren6] De Ceriziers, Almoner to the 
King. Translated into English out of the ori- 
ginal French by Sir W. Lower, Knight. Lond., 
printed for Ga. Bedell and Thos. Collins, and 
are to be sold at their shop at the Middle-Temple 
Gate, in Fleet St., 1656, S". To the Reader and 
Discourse, unpaged, 10 leaves, then pp. 142. 

The second part of the third tome, called The 
Triumphant Lady ; or the crowned innocence. 
Translated from the French of Ren6 de Ceriziers. 
By Sir W. Lower. Lond., 1656, 8°. 

Horatius, a Roman Tragedy. [Translated from 
Pierre Corneille.] By Sir W. Lower, Knight. 
Lond., printed for G. Bedell and T. Collins... 
1656, 40. The Actors, 1 leaf, the text, pp. 1-63. 

The Three Dorothies or Jodelet Box'd. A 
Comedy translated from Paul Scarron. By Sir 
W. Lower, Knt., 1657. Not printed. 

Don Japhet of Armenia. A Comedy trans- 
lated from Paul Scarron. By Sir W. Lower, 
Knt., 1657. Not printed. 

The Enchanted Lovers : a pastoral [in five acts 
and in verse.] By Sir W. Lower, Knight. Hage, 
printed by Adrian Vlack. [June,] 1658, 12"., 
pp. 104. 

The Enchanted Lovers, etc. With Frontispiece 
in lower center of which is 'portrait of the Author. 
Lond., printed for Henry Herringman, 1659, 
12°. 

The Enchanted Lovers, etc. Frontispiece. Lond., 
printed for Fr. Kirkman, 1661, 12o., pp. 104. 

Note. — The 1658 copy formerly in the possession 
of Eiohard Heber was a presentation copy to Mrs. Eliza- 
beth Lower, with corrections in the author's own hand 
writing. 

The Noble Ingratitude. A pastoral-tragi- 
comedy, [in five acts and in verse, translated from 
P. Quinault.] By Sir W. Lower, Knight. Hage, 
Imprinted by John Ramzey, 1659, 12°. 

The Noble Ingratitude, etc. Frontispiece. Lond., 
printed for Fr. Kirkman, at the John Fletchers 
Head, over against the Angel-Inn on the back- 
side of St. Clements, without Temple-Bar, 1661, 
12°., pp. 101, epilogue and errata, 2 leaves. 



LOWBY. 



328 



LUKE. 



LOWEE, Sir William, Ent. (Con.). 

The Amourous Fantasme, a tragi-comedy [in 
five acts and in verse.] By Sir W. Lower, Knight. 
Hage, Imprinted by John Eamzey, 1660, [Nov., 
1659,] 12°., pp. 96. 

The Amorous Fantasme, efc. Frontispiece. Lond., 
printed for Fr. Kirkman, at the John Fletchers 
Head over against the Angel-Inn, on the back- 
side of St. Clements without Temple-Bar, 1661, 
12"., pp. 96. 

Note. — This play is translated from the " Fant6me 
Amoureux," by Philippe Quinault. 

A relation in form of Journal of the Voiage 
and residence which the most excellent and most 
mighty prince Charles the II, King of Great 
Britain, &c., hath made in Holland, from the 25 
of May to the 2 of June, 1660, rendered into 
English from the original French. By Sir W. 
Lower, Knight. Plates. Hague, printed by Adrian 
Vlack. Anno 1660, fol. Printer to the Eeader 1 
page, then pp. 1-116. 

Note. — This was published in Dutch, French, and 
Bnglish. At the end of the volume Sir W. Lower has 
published his poems with his name attached at the con- 
clusion of each poem. cf. Gent. Mag., xcv, pt. i, 216-18, 
(1825). • 

Three new plays, viz : The Noble Ingratitude, 
a pastoral-tragi-comedy. The Enchanted Lovers, 
a pastoral. The Amorous Fantasme, a tragi- 
comedy. All written by Sir Wil. Lower, Knight. 
Portrait. Lond., printed for Franc. Kirkman, 
1661, 12°. 

Note. — A collected edition of three of the previous 
plays, each play having a separate title-page, pagination 
and register. The title-page to the " Enchanted Lovers " 
was printed at the Hague in 1658. 

Paraphrases on the Apostolical Epistles. By 
Anthony Godeau, Bishop of Grasse and Vence. 
Eendered into English by W. Lower, Knt. 4 
parts. Harl MSS., 4611, pp. 517. 

The Pleasures of the ladies. By Sir W. Lower. 
MS. formerly penes Rev. John Bowie, cf. Bliss' 
Wood, iv, 545. 

LOWNDES, Mr. 

Mr. Lowndes concerning the Stannaries of 
Devon and Cornwall, and particularly as to the 
emption and preemption of tin. Lansd. MSS., 
1215, fwl 42, fol., 151-57. 

LOWEY, Stephen, M.D. I. Falmouth, d. Fal- 
mouth, Jan., 1825. 

Essays explanatory and experimental upon a 
few select passages of Scripture. By S. Lowry, 
M.D., of Falmouth. With a recommendatory 
preface by Eobert Hawker, D.D., Vicar of 



LOWBT, Stephen, M.D. {Con.). 

Charles, Plymouth. Lond... Williams and Smith 
...Elliott, Falmouth,... 1809, 12"., pp. xiv and 
164, 4/-. 

Note.— c/. Works of Dr. Hawker, i, 244-45. 

LOWYS, Eev. Thomas. V. of St. Gennys. cf 
Tanner MSS. {Bodl. Lib.) 196, fol. 220 b. 

LUC, Egbert, de Cornubia. Principal of Ed- 
mund Hall, 1319. cf Le Neve, iii, 593. 

LUCAS, Eev. Samuel, F.G.S. (son of John 
Lucas). Wesleyan Minister in Cornwall, 1856- 
61, 1868-1870. b. Blidworth, Notts, 9 July, 
1811. 

Creation Eedemptive ; an essay. A contribu- 
tion to theological science. By the Eev. S. Lucas, 
F.G.S.,... Helston, printed and published by E. 
Cunnack, 1858, 12°., pp. vi and 77.— 2nd ed. 
Lond., J. Nisbet and Co., 1865, 12°., pp. 192, 
2/-. 

Note.— Preface dated "Helston, Aug., 1858." 

LUFF, John. 

Note. — Is said to have published in 1604 a quarto 
volume on Armory or Heraldry, dedicated to his patron 
Sir Eeginald Mohun. 

LUGGAE, Nathaniel, Mayor of Bodmin, 1661, 
1670, 1681. d. Bodmin, 1693. cf Moneys... 
for Secret Services, (Ed. by J. Y. Akerman for 
Camden Soc, 1851), p. 17. 

Docquet of a grant of coat and crest to N. 
Luggar, of Bodmin. Harl. MSS., 1172, art. 149, 
fol., 80. 

LUKE, John (son of John Luke), b. 1 736. d. 
Treviles, Euan-Lanyhorne, 3 Nov., 1807. bur. 
Eu an-Lanyhorne. 

A.D. 1796, July 19, No. 2126. Specification 
of John Luke, of Treviles, in the County of 
Cornwall, Esquire, for "Invention of certain 
machinery for the purpose of lifting, drawing, 
and conveying of loaded and light vessels from 
one canal or branch of canal to another, on a slope 
or plane surface in lieu of stone or other locks." 
Drawing annexed. Lond., 1796, fol. — Eeprinted 
Lond., G. E. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, 1856, 
fol. pp. 2, 1/-. 

LUKE, Oliver. 

Letters from 0. Luke to Sir J. Eliot. MSS. 
Port Eliot. 

LUKE, Stephen, M.D. (2nd son of John Luke, of 
Newlyn). b. Penzance, 1763. d. Cavendish 
Sq., London, 29 Mch., 1829. cf. Gent. Mag., 



LYDSTON. 



329 



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LUKE, Stephen, M.D. (Con.). 

xcix, 641, (1829) ; Polwhele's Biog. Sketches, i, 
50-52 ; Hen. Gunning's Reminiscences of Cam- 
bridge, ii, ]83j Annual Biog. for 1830, pp. 
424-25. 

Observations on the Diseases of Cornwall. By 
S. Luke, 1806. 

Note. — This is incorporated in " The History of 
Cornwall in respect to its population and the health, 
strength, activity, longevity and diseases of its inhabi- 
tants. ..By the Rev. R. Polwhele, 1806, 4°." 

Contributions to Physical and Medical Know- 
ledge... By Thos. Beddoes, M.D. ..1799, 8". 

Note. — Contains " On nitrous acid in dropsy. By 
S. Luke," pp. 420-28. 

LUKE, Vice-Admiral "William (only son of 
John Luke, who d. 1776J. b. Treviles, Euan- 
Lanyhorne, 1747. d. TregoUs, Truro, 19 Dec, 
1818. bur. Euan-Lanyhorne. cf. Gent. Mag., 
Ixxxix, pt.i, 186, (1819). 

LUKIS, Eev. William Collings (son of Frede- 
rick Corbin Lukis). E. of Wath juxta Eipon, 
1862. 6. Guernsey, 1817. 

An Account of Churcb Bells... By Eev. W. C. 
LuMs. Lond., Parker, 1857, 8"., pp. vii and 149. 

Note. — Contains pp. 66-67, the Bell Liseriptions at 
St. Michael's Mount, Lansallos, Calstock and North 
Tamerton. 

LUMISDANE, William. 

W. Lumisdane to the Lord Treasurer respect- 
ing the spoil committed upon him by the Vice- 
Admiral of Cornwall. London, 26 May, 1597. 
Lansd. MSS., 157, art. 159. 

LUTTEELL, Francis. 

Warrant for granting to F. Luttrell the hold- 
ing of an annual fair at Penheale, in Cornwall, 
Nov., 1661. Sloane MSS., Br. Museum, 856, art. 
37, fol. 10 b. 

LYDSTON, Eev. John, M.A. V. of St. Mellion 
circa 1653. Ejected 1662. h. Coombe, near 
Dartmouth, 18 July, 1613. d. Saltash, 3 Sept., 
1671. cf. Palmer's Nonconformists' Memorial, 
(1775), i, 280-81. 

The last words of Mr. Francis Whiddon to 
his dearly beloved and longed for, the inhabi- 
tants of Totness. . .With a preface written by his 
brother-in-law, Mr. John Lydston, Vicar of St. 
Mellion. 1662, 4". 

A book of receipts for Physicke and Chirur- 
gerie. By John Lydston of St. Mellion. An. 
"1665. Sloane MSS., Br. Museum, 500, fol, 1-20. 



LYELL, Sir Charles, Bart., D.C.L., F.E.S. 

(eld. son of Okas. LyellJ. b. Kinnordy, Forfar- 
shire, 14 Nov., 1797. 

On the hot lode at Wheal Clifford. Brit. Assoc. 
Sect., 1864, p. 35. 

LYHAET, Et. Eev. Walter. See Hart, Et. 
Eev. Walter. 

LYNE FAMILY, cf Neota. By Charlotte Hawlcey, 
(1871), pp. 145-47. 

Lyne and Tucker Correspondence, (1816). See 
Tucker, Benjamin. 

LYNE, [Stephens] Charles (ithson of Rev. John 
Lyne. d. 1791). ^smmet^ by Eoyal Licence in 
1826 the additional name of Stephens, after 
his cousin John Stephens of Lisbon, b. Castle 
Hill, Liskeard, lOMch., 1764. d. Eoehampton, 
Surrey, 9 May, 1851. cf. Gent. Mag., xxxvii, 
208, (1852). 

A Letter to the Eight Hon. G. Eose, M.P... 
in which the real causes of the scarcity and con- 
sequent high price of gold and silver are stated 
and exemplified. By Charles Lyne, Esq. Lond., 
printed for J. M. Eichardson, 23, Cornhill. . . 1810, 
8°., pp. ii and 51. 

A Letter to the Eight Honourable Lord Castle- 
reagh on the North American Export trade 
during the war. By .C Lyne, Esq. Lond., 1813, 
8»., pp. 46. 

A Letter on the impossibility of a speedy re- 
turn to a Gold Currency. By C. Lyne, Esq. 
Lond., 1819, 8°., pp. 46. 

A Letter on the conflicting consequences oi 
the Corn and Cash-payment Bills. By C. Lyne, 
Esq. Lond., 1820, 8°., pp. 70. 

A Letter to the Lord High Chancellor on the 
nature and causes of the late and present dis- 
tress in commercial manufacturing and banking 
concerns; with proposed partial remedies. By 
C. Lyne, Esq. Lond., printed for E. Lloyd and 
Son, Harley Street, 1826, 8o., pp. 23. 

LYNE, Eev. Charles, M.A. (son of Rev. Rich. 
Lyne, who d. 1834). Curate of Little Petherick; 
E. ofEoche, 1834-1841; V. of Ty wardreath, 
2 June, 1841 to 15 Jan., 1847, and from 1851 
to 1863 ; Preb. of Exeter, 1842 ; cr. M.A. of 
Lambeth, 27 May, 1843. b. Castle Hill, Lis- 
keard, Aug., 1802. cf Wesleyan Methodist Mag., 
Ixiv, 330, (1841). 

A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, extracted 
from the old and new versions of the Psalms of 
David and various authors, adapted to public, 
family and private worship. By Eev. Vyell F. 
Vyvyan, Eector of Withiel, and Eev. C. Lyne, 
Minister of Little Petherick, Cornwall. South- 
ampton, printed by John Fletcher, 1832, 12°., 
pp. 124. 

Q Q 



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LTNE, Rev. Chaeles. (Con.). 

Second Pastoral Letter to the Inhabitants of 
the Parish of Roche, in the County of Cornwall, 
from their faithful and affectionate Minister G. 
Lyne. Printed by J. H. Drew, St. AusteU, 1839, 
12°., pp. 38. 

A Pastoral Letter to the inhabitants of the 
parish of Tywardreath, in the county of Corn- 
wall, from their very affectionate Minister C. 
Lyne. St. Austell, J. H. Drew, 1841, 8°. 

Modern Methodism not in accordance with 
the prkiciples and plans of the Eev. John 
Wesley during any period of his life. A Dialogue 
between a Clergyman \i.e., Kev. C. Lyne,] and 
one of his Methodist parishioners. In Tracts on 
Christian Doctrine and Practice. (Lond., J. 
Burns, 1842), vol. iv, pp. 36, 3d. 

Methodism a schism, an exposure of the re- 
cent numbers of the " Wesleyan Tracts for the 
Times." In A Second Dialogue between a 
Clergyman [«'.«., Eev. C. Lyne,] and one of his 
parishioners, ih., vol. iv, pp. 24, 2d. 

An Old Man's Wanderings : or an account of 
a tour through the manufacturing districts. 
Edited by C. Lyne, M.A., Incumbent of Tywar- 
dreath and Prebendary of Exeter. Lond., Simp- 
kin Marshall... Manchester, Simms andDinham, 
[printed,] 1845, 8°., pp. viii and 188. 

Note. — The dedication to William Eashleigh, Esq., 
of Menabilly, is dated " Tywardreath Parsonage, Sept. 
26, 1844." 

The authority character and responsibility of 
the Christian ministry. Preached at the visita- 
tion of the Lord Bp. of Exeter, at Bodmin, 
Friday, July 25, 1845. By C. Lyne... In Eight 
Visitation Sermons... and Two Consecration Ser- 
mons, (1845), No. V, pp. 149-65. 

National Education. A sermon preached on 
the anniversary of the Devon and Exeter Na- 
tional Schools, July 2, 1846, in the Cathedral 
Church of Exeter. By C. Lyne, M.A., Preben- 
dary of Exeter... Lond., F. and J. Eivington, 
1847, S"., pp. 14 and appendix, pp. 56. 

Note. — Prefixed to the appendix is the following 
half title "Appendix containing a review of Dr. Hook's 
letter on National Education, reprinted, with the Editor's 
permission, from the eleventh number of the English 
Review. This review may be had separately, price 6d." 

A Sermon preached at the consecration of the 
Church of Saint Mary the Virgin, at Biscovey, 
in the district of Par, in the county of Cornwall, 
on the Festival of All Saints, in the year of our 
Lord, 1849. With an Appendix: containing ex- 
tracts from the writings of the Reformers on the 
doctrine of Baptismal Regeneration. By C. Lyne, 
M.A., Prebendary of Exeter. Lond., J. Masters, 
33, Aldersgate street... Chudleigh, J. E. Searle, 
[printed,] 1849, 8"., pp. 36. 

A Correspondence with the Eev. W. Haslam, 
<1854). q.v. 



LYNE, Francis, F.R.G-.S. (son of Joseph and 
Charlotte Angelica Lyne). h. Lisbon, 27 Dec, 
1800. hapt. 10 Mch., 1801. registered at St 
Ive Church, Cornwall, Apl., 1809. 

Reasons for our having Tribunals of Com- 
merce. ByF. Lyne, 1850? 8". 

Tribunals of Commerce. A Letter to the 
merchants, bankers, traders and others of Great 
Britain. By F. Lyne. Lond., Effingham Wilson 
1851, 8"., pp. 24, 1/-. 

Tribunals of Commerce. The Report of the 
progress of this movement. By the Honorary 
Secretary, F. Lyne. With the review of his last 
publication for the promotion of the movement 
...Lond., Effingham Wilson, 1852, 8"., pp. 23, 
3d. 

Tribunals of Commerce. A Letter to the 
bankers of London, reviewing the origin and 
progress of the movement in favour of Tribunals 
of Commerce... By F. Lyne, Chairman of the 
Executive Committee. Lond., Effingham Wilson, 
1854, 8"., pp. 47, 1/-. 

Tribunals of Commerce. A Letter to the mer- 
chants, bankers and traders of London. By F. 
Lyne, F.R.G.S., Chairman of the London Tri- 
bunal of Commerce Association... With an out- 
line of the Trial of Watney v. Lyne... Lond., 
Frederick Farrah, 282, Strand, 1867, S"., pp. 
74, 2/6. 

Note. — The Eev. Joseph Leyoester Lyne (known as 
Father Ignatius) 2nd son of Eras. Lyne, was b. Trinity 
Sq., London, 23 Nov., 1837; he is the author of "All 
for Jesus, three sermons, 1867, 16°," and various other 
works. — Augustus Adolphus Lyne, Brd son of Eras. 
Lyne, was b. Hunter St., Brunswick Sq., London, 9 
Feb., 1841 ; he has written " The Midshipman's Trip to 
Jerusalem, 1871, 8°." 

LYNE, Rev. John (son of Bich. Lyne, of Lis- 
keard). R. of St. Ive, 1754-1791; Master of 
Liskeard Grammar School, b. Liskeard, 13 
Sept., 1723. d. St. Ive, 12 Feb., 1791. lur. 
St. Ive Church, cf. Gent. Maq., Ixi, pt. i, 281, 
(1791). 

LYNE, Rev. Philip, D.C.L. of Oriel Coll., Ox- 
fovd (son of John Lyne). V. of Liskeard, 21Apl,, 
1768 to 1775; V. of Mevagissey, 1771-1824, 
bapt. Liskeard, 6 Nov., 1739. d. Trelevan, 
Mevagissey, 23 Feb., 1824. cf Gent. Mag., 
xciv, pt. i, 643, (1824). 

LYNE, Rev. Richard, M.A. (2nd son of Eev. 
John Lyne. d. 1791). Master of Liskeard 
Grammar School; R. of Little Petherick, 
1812 to 1834. b. Castle Hill, Liskeard, 23 
Nov., 1760. d. Little Petherick, 24 Sept., 
1834. cf Gent. Mag., ii, 553, (1834); Life of 
S. Drew, (1834), p. 162 ; M. Ecclesia Chud- 
leigKs Midnight Meditations, (1854), pp. 17, 
62-69, 105-109. h yy > 



LYNE. 



331 



LTSONS. 



LYNE, ■Rev. Riohabd. (Con.). 

Isagoge sive Janua Tusculana, for the use of 
Grammar Schools. By Eev. R. Lyne. New ed. 
Lond., 1791, 80., 2/-. 

An Introductory Book for the use of Gram- 
mar Schools. The Latin Primer : in three parts 
...By The Eev. _R. Lyne, Master of the Gram- 
mar-school, at Liskeard. Lond., printed for the 
author, by T. Gilbert, Bartholomew Close, and 
sold by T. Stockdale, Piccadilly, 1795, 12o., pp. 
192, 2/6. — 2nd ed. revised and enlarged by the 
Author. Portsea, printed for the Author and 
Mr. B. Tucker, Jun., by W. Woodward, 1797, 
8"., pp. 224, 3/-. — 4th ed. revised and enlarged 
by the Author. Lond., printed for C. Law, 13, 
Ave-Mariar-Lane, 1806, 12". Title and To the 
Young Learner, pp. 1-11, the text, pp. 1-262. 
—5th ed. 1813, 8°., l/-._8th ed. Lond., 
printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 
1825, 12"., pp. XX and 256. 

Note. — The Dedication " B. L. Virgilio suo S." is 
dated 1 Sept., 1794. Mr. Virgil Stephens Lyne 6. 22 Moh., 
1791, d. London, 31 Mar., 1871. 

Introduction to the making of Latin... to 
which is subjoined the second part of Lyne's 
Latin Primer. By William Biglow, Teacher of 
an Academy in Salem, Massachusetts. Salem, 
printed by Joshua Gushing... 1801, 12"., pp. 257. 

Note. — The portion of this work occupied by B. 
Lyne's Latin primer is not stated. 

The New Latin Primer; containing first, 
lessons for construing and parsing... second, ex- 
tracts from the minor Latin classics... third, the 
first part of Lyne's Latin primer... By W. Big- 
low, A.M... Second edition. Boston, [Massachu- 
setts,] published by John West and Co... 1809, 
12°., pp. 246. 

Note. — Part Third, Lyne's Latin primer, occupies 
pp. 173-246. 

Festiva Grammatica, or The Child's Guide to 
some principles of the Latin Grammar. By the 
Bev. R. Lyne. Lond., Law, 1807, 12o.,pp. 142, 
2/6. 

The sinfulness and idolatry of charms and 
of aU unbidden christianlike ways of worship- 
ping God, shewn in two letters addressed to the 
inhabitants of Little Petherick...also a letter to 
a clergyman and alledging that idolaters cannot 
and according to Scripture antiently did not 
believe their idols to be real gods... By the Rev. 
E. Lyne, Rector of Little Petherick. Bodmin, 
printed and sold by J. Liddell; sold also by 
Messrs. F. C. and J. Eivington...l817, 8°., pp. 
106. 

Note.— In the Methodist Mag., xli, 654-61, (1818), 
are found " Eemarks on the Eev. E. Lyne's The Sinful- 
ness and Idolatry of Charms." Signed " A Traveller, 
Salutation Inn, near Little Petherick, 10 June, 1817." 



LYNE, Eev. Eichaed. (Can.). 

Two letters from the late Rev. R. Lyne, E. 
of Little Petherick, to his daughter, Christian 
Mary Glubb. [q.v.} I. The Old Testament equal 
to the New Testament in worth and authority. 
II. The Eternity of Future Punishment. [Edited 
by C. M. Glubb.] Lond., Wertheim, Mackintosh 
and Hunt, 24, Paternoster Row. n.d., [1861,] 
8°., pp. vi and 109, 2/-. 

Note. — At the end is an unpaged " Extract from 
a work by the same Author." 

The Departed Saint. A Treatise on the Happi- 
ness, Constitution and Character of Celestial 
Beings in their Likeness to God. By the Rev. 
E. Lyne. MS8., 2 vols., pp. circa 2000. 

Note. — Written in memory of the author's wife, 
Mary Arundel, dau. of John and Loveday James, of 
Liskeard, (d. 20 June, 1813, aged 46), of whom there 
is a short memoir. The MSS. were corrected by Mr. 
Lyne, after being written by his daughter, now wife 
of Eev. N. F. Chudleigh, St. Columb Minor, in whose 
possession the MSS. now are. 

The Eoman Priesthood. By Eev. E.'Lyne. 
MSS. 

The Church Liturgj-. By Eev. E. Lyne. MSS. 

Plerophoria, or full assurance. By Eev. E. 
Lyne. MSS. 

Pax Mortuis. By Eev. E. Lyne. MSS. 

LYSONS, Eev. Daniel, F.E.S. (eU. sonofBev. 
Sam. Lysons). b. and bapt. Eodmarton, 28 
Apl., 1762. d. Hempsted Court, Gloucester- 
shire, 3 Jan., 1834. bur. Eodmarton. 

LYSONS, Samuel, F.E.S. (bro. of the above), 
b. and bapt. Eodmarton, 17 May, 1763. d. 
Cirencester, 3 July, 1819. bur. Hempsted, 5 
July. 

Magna Britannia ; being a concise topograph- 
ical account of the several Counties of Great 
Britain. By the Eev. Daniel Lysons, A.M.,F.E.S., 
F.A. and L.S., Eector of Eodmarton, in Glou 
cestershire, and Samuel Lysons, Esq., F.E.S. 
and F.A.S., Keeper of His Majesty's Eecords 
in the Tower of London. Volume the Third 
containing Cornwall. 38 plana and plates. Lond., 
printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the 
Strand, 1814, 4". Titles, contents and list of 
plates, pp. i-viii; Cornwall General History, 
pp. i-cclii ; Parochial History, pp. 1-337 ; Ap- 
pendix, pp. 338-41 ; Additions and corrections, 
pp. 342-61 ; Index, 345 fsic) to 389 ; Errata, 
389-90, 75/-, large paper, 126/-. 

I^QTE. — The original Corre'spondence, miscellaneous 
Collections, sketches and drawings relating to Magna 
Britannia in 25 volumes, quarto, and 17 volumes, fol., 
are in the Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 9408-9430, 9437- 
9450, 9460-9464. 



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Mo DONALD. 



LYSONS, D. AND S. (Con.). 

Messrs. Lysons' Magna Britannia. Further 
additions and corrections to Cornwall, m.^j. or d. 
[Strahan and Preston, Printers' Street, London, 
1815,] 40. Introductory Notice, p. 363; Further 
additions and corrections, pp. 363-82 ; Errata, 
389-94. 

Note. — Introductory Notice, dated 1 May, 1815. 
The Errata is intended to replace the Errata in the 
original work. This portion of the Magna Britannia is 
seldom met with. 

BritanniaDepicta. . .Partiv. Containing twenty- 
four views in Cornwall, engraved from drawings 
made by J. Farington, Esq., R.A. Lond., printed 
for T. Cadell and "VV. Davies...l814, obi. fol., 
31/6. 

Note. — The letter press description consisting of 1 
leaf to each view is stated to have been supplied by the 
Messrs. Lysons. 

LYTE, Eev. Henry Francis. Curate at Mara- 

zion ; Perp. Curate of Lower Brixham, Devon. 

b. Kelso, 1 June, 1793. d. Nice, 20 Nov., 1847. 

Observations on the Scriptures, suited to the 

present juncture ; in a Sermon preached at St. 

Mary's Chapel, Penzance, November, 28, 1819. 

By the Rev. H. F. Lyte, A.B. Bristol, printed 

for J. and W. Richardson, Clare-Street, and sold 

by Bulgin and Cookworthy, Corn-Street, also by 

Hatchard, Piccadilly... 18 20, 8"., pp. 36, 1/6. 

LYTTELTON, Sir George, Bart. (eld. son of 
Sir Thos. Lyttelion), M.P., Oakhampton. cr. 
Baron Lyttelton, of Frankley, co. Worcester, 
18 Nov., 1756. 5. Hagley, Worcestershire, 17 
Jan., 17^f. d. Hagley, 22 Aug., 1773. 
Mount Edgcumbe. A Poem. Town and Country 
Mag., i, 663, (1769); Reprinted in Anderson's 
Poets of Great Briton, (1794), x, 267. 



M. 

M. ie. Jessopp, Maria. 

M. 

rrr^f®J^J°®y = ^ ^o'^S of *^e Western Men. 
Willis Current Notes, 1853, p. 68 

^3o■ ^'^}l' °^ Pentilly House, Cornwall, ih., 
i.000, p. 69. 

MACAEMICK, General William (only son of 
Jas Macarmich, Mayor of Truro, 1757 and 
1766, who d. Truro, 1770;. M.P. for Truro 



MACAEMICK, Gen. Wii,liam. (Con.). 

1785 ; Governor of the Island of Cape Breton, 
1787-95. bapt. Truro, 15 Sept., 1742. d. 
West Looe, 20 Aug., 1815. cf. Rich. Brovm's 
Hist, of the Island of Cape Breton, (1869), pp. 
398-409 ; Cent. Mag., Ixxxv, pt. ii, 476, (1815). 

Note. — General Macarmiek is said to have preached 
and printed a Sermon at Cape Breton in 1791 ? 

Mc CARTHY, Rev. Charles P. 

The Helston Debate on the Irish Church 
Question, held in the Guildhall, Helston, Sept. 
3, 1868, between the Rev. C. P. Mc Carthy, ot 
London, and R. G. Rows, Esq., together with 
Two Lectures on the same subject, and delivered 
in the Guildhall, Helston, on the 18 and 21 
Sept., 1868, by the Rev. C. P. Mc Carthy. 
With an Appendix. Lond., T. Wade, Publish- 
ing Co. ; Pearce, Penryn. n.d., [1868,] demy 
80., pp. viii and 80, 1/-. 

MACCULLOCH, Edgar (son of Thos. Mac 
Culloch. d. 1852). b. Guernsey, 1 June, 1808. 

Cornish folk lore. King Arthur in the form 
of a Raven. N. and Q., 1 S., viii, 618, (1853). 

MACCULLOCH, James (son of John Mac 
Culloch). b. Kirkcudbright, 12 May, 1746. 
d. Guernsey, 30 Nov., 1832. 

Note. — At the commencement of the American 
war, Mr. MaccuUoch, who was then residing in France, 
left that country and took up his residence in Market 
Jew St., Penzance. On the renewal of peace he returned 
to France, but on escaping from prison on the fall of 
Robespierre he returned to Cornwall, (1794-95) , and with 
his family, occupied as a dwelling the Old Vicarage 
House at Gulval until about 1801. From early associa- 
tions with this locality, his son, the Geologist, when 
dying from the effects of an accident in Cornwall, de- 
sired to be buried in Gulval Church-yard. 

MACCULLOCH, John, M.D., F.R.S. (3rd son 
of the preceding), b. Guernsey, 6 Oct., 1773. 
d. Poltair Cottage, Madron, 21 Aug., 1835. 
bur. Gulval. cf Gent. Mag., iv, 556, (1835); 
Penny Cyclop., 2nd Suppl. 

On the granite tors of Cornwall. Trans. Geol. 
Soc. of London, ii, 66-78, (1814). 

Mac DONALD, George, LL.D. 

The Seaboard Parish. By G. Mac Donald,. 
LL.D. Lond., Tinsley Brothers, 1868, 3 vols., 8". 

Note.— Reprinted from the Sunday Mag., iv,/l,. 
etc., (1857). A portion of the scene is laid in Cornwall. 

Mc DONALD, Rev. James, Wesleyan Metho- 
dist Minister. 6. near Enniskillen, 1761. d. 
Gosport, 18 Oct., 1833. 



MACKY. 



883 



MACLEAN. 



Mo DONALD, Eev. James. (Con.). 

Observations on Mr. James Cornish's [q.v.] 
Account of a Convulsive Epidemic in Cornwall. 
A Letter signed James Mc Donald, City Road, 
27 Apl., 1814. Med. and Phys. Journ., xxxi, 
464-67, (1814) ; Methodist Mag., xxxvii, 545-47, 
(1814). 

Mac DOWELL, G. 

To Laura. A Sonnet. Selector or Cornish Mag., 
i, 138, (1826). 

MACFARREN, Walter Cecil (son of Geo. 
Macfarren, who d. 1843^. b. London, 28 Aug., 
1826. 

Morning Song. Four part song. Poetry by 
Allan Cunningham. Dedicated to the Penzance 
Choral Society by Walter Macfarren. Lend., 
185- fol. 

Cradle Song. No. 2 of Two part songs. Poetry 
by W. C. Bennett. Dedicated to the Penzance 
Choral Society, by Walter Macfarren. Lond., 
Addison, Hollier and Lucas, [1861,] fol., pp. 5, 
2/-. Separate parts 3d. per page. 

MACGILVRAY, John. 

Poems by J. Macgilvtay, AM. Master of the 
Grammar School, of Lestwithiel. Lond., printed 
for J. Bew, No. 28, Pater-Noster Row, and J. 
Murray, No. 32, Fleet Street, 1787, roy. 4"., 
pp. 109, 4/-. 

MACKWORTH, Herbert Francis, M.I.C.E. 
Government Inspector of Mines, b. 1824. d. 
Clifton-wood-house, Bristol, 13 July, 1858. 

Science in the Mines. By H. Mackworth. In 
" Lectures in connection with the Educational 
Exhibition of the Society of Arts, delivered at 
St. Martin's Hall. (Lond., G. Routledge and 
Co., 1854, 12''.)" pp. 121-42. 

Note. — Contains information respecting Mining 
and Mining Schools in CornwalL 

The Ventilation of Metallic Mines. Bep. E. C.P. 
Soc., 1853, pp. 3-27. 

The Ventilation of Mines, by Mechanical and 
other powers, ib., 1856, pp. 50-82. 

On the diseases of miners. Being a paper read 
at the 16th Ordinary Meeting of the Society of 
Arts, April 4, 1855, and a Report of the Dis- 
cussion. Journ. of Soc. of Arts, iii, 347-61,(1855). 

MACKY, John. 

A Journey through England in familiar letters 
from A Gentleman here [i.e., John Macky] to 
His Friend abroad. 2nd ed. considerably im- 
proved. Lond., printed for J. Hooke, at the 
Flower de Luce, over against St. Dunstan's 
Church, in Fleetstreet, 1722-23, 3 vols., 8". 

Note.— The Account of Cornwall is contained in 
ii, 231-85. 



Mc LAUCHLAN, Henry, P.G.S. Now resident 
at 71, Clapham Road, Surrey. 

Notice of the Giant's Hedge and the Camps 
and Barrows contiguous. Eep. B.I.O., 1846, pp. 
19-37; 1847, pp. 31, 42. 

Notes on the Manors of Tybesta and Truro. 
ib., 1847, p. 19 ; 1848, pp. 19-37. 

Notes on Castle Kernick and other Castles. 
ib., 1849, pp. 19-31. 

Notes relating to the ancient Castles in Corn- 
wall, ib., 1850, pp. 35-42 ; 1852, pp. 19-21. 

Notes on the Duchy Manors in Cornwall, and 
the Castles and Earth-works, on them. By H. 
Mc Lauchlan. Manors of Tewington, Moresk, 
and Tywarnhaile. Published by the Royal Insti- 
tution of Cornwall, n.d., [1847,] 8°., pp. 28 
and 16 plates. 

MACLEAN, Sir John, Knt., F.S.A., 15 Dec, 
1855 (son of Bobert Lean), resumed the prefix 
of Mac in 1845. Keeper of the Records of 
H.M. Ordnance in the Tower of London, 
1855 to 1861; Deputy Chief Auditor of 
Army Accounts, 1865 to 1871. Knighted at 
Osborne, 14 Jan., 1871. b. Trehudreth Barton, 
Blisland, 17 Sept., 1811. 

Remarks on A Sermon entitled " The Work 
of the Spirit," preached in the parish church of 
West Hackney, by the Rev. W. Meynell Whit- 
temore, S.C.L. In a Letter to a Friend, By A 
Churchman, \i.e., John Maclean.] No. 1. Lond., 
J. H. Parker, 377, Strand. Hackney, sold by 
all the Booksellers in the parish, 1850, 12°., pp. 
24. 

The Life and Times of Sir Peter Carew, Kt., 
(from the original manuscript). With a historical 
introduction and elucidatory notes, by John 
Maclean, Esq., F.S.A... Lond., Bell and Daldy, 
186, Fleet St., 1857, 8". Preface, pp. viii, intro- 
duction, pp. cxviii, life, etc., pp. 317, Ust of sub- 
scribers unpaged. 

Note. — Dedicated to W. H. Pole Carew, of Antony, 
Esq. 

Letters from George, Lord Carew, to Sir 
Thomas Roe, Ambassador to the Court of the 
Great Mogul, 1615-1617. Edited by John 
Maclean, F.S.A., Keeper of the Records of H.M. 
Ordnance in the Tower of London. Printed for 
the Camden Society, 1860, 8"., pp. xivand 160. 

Letters from Sir Robert Cecil to Sir George 
Carew. Edited by J. Maclean, Fellow of the 
Society of Antiquaries. Printed for the Camden 
Society, 1864, 8"., pp. vii and 167. 

Parochial and family history of the Deanery 
of Trigg Minor, in the county of Cornwall. By 
[Sir] John Maclean, F.S.A. Lond., Nichols and 
Sons, 25, Parliament Street; Bodmin, Liddell 
and Son, 1868, 4°. 



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MACLEAN, Sib John. (Con.). 

Note.— This work is still in progress. Of the parishes- 
forming the Deanery of Trigg Minor, the account of 5 
has already been published, Blisland appeared in 1868, 
Bodmin, in 1870, St. Breward and Egloshayle, in 1871, 
and St. Endellion, in 1872. The parishes of Blisland, 
Bodmin, Egloshayle and Endellion were published as 
separate works with distinct title pages and introduc- 
tions. 

The Life of Sir Thomas Seymour, Knight, 
Baron Seymour, of Sudeley, Lord High Admiral 
of England and Master of the Ordnance. By J. 
Maclean, Esq., F.S.A. Lond., J. 0. Hotten, 1869, 
roy. 80., pp. 83, 10/6. 

Note.— 100 copies only printed. A portion of this 
work originally appeared in " Under the Crown." 

The Imperial Dictionary of Universal Biog- 
raphy. Glasgow, Mackenzie, 1865, 6 vols., imp. 
8°., 21/- each. 

Note. — Contains in Yol. i articles signed M., \i.e., 
Sir J. Maclean] relating to the families of the Blounts, 
Carews, and others. 



Fireworks in the Green Park at the Peace of 
Aix la Ghapelle. Gent. Mag., xlv, 474-83, (1856). 

Captain Roger Harvie. N. and Q., 2 S., iv, 
137, (1857). 

Lady Chichester, ib., 2 S., iv, 169. 

Eiding the Hatch, ib., 2 S., iv, 257. 

Thomas Carew, the Poet, ib., 2 S., vi, 234, 
(1859). 

Arish or Airish. ib., 2 S., vi, 328. 

Sir G. Carew. ib., 2 S., vi, 436. 

Payments to M.P.'s, (Bodmin), ih., 2 S., vi 
489. 

Sir P. Carew. ib., 2 S., ix, 254, (1860). 

Stone Coffins, (St. Rew). ib., 2 S., x, 296. 

On Barm and Yeast, ib., 2 S., x, 298. 

Parochialia. Blisland. ib., 2 S., xii, 141, (1861). 

Raleigh v. Paley. ib., 3 S., iii, 238, (1863). 

Raleigh Arms, ib., 3 S., iii, 295. 

Sir Walter Raleigh, inedited letter, ib., 3 S., 
iv, 3. 

Sheriffs of Cornwall, ib., 3 S., iv, 17. 

Sir W. Raleigh Arms, (Helland). ib., 3 S., iv, 

Pre death Coffins, (St. Kew). ib., 3 S., v, 424 
(1864). ' ' > > , 

Folk Lore, ib., 3 S., v, 446. 

Arundel family, of Lanherne. ib., 3 S , vii 
249, (1865). 

Gary family, Bishoprick of Killaloe. ib., 3 S 
vii, 467. ' 

Dagge family, ib., 3 S., x, 247, 320, (1866). 

Jenifer, A Woman's Name, ib., 4 S. ii 86 
(1868). ' > > 



MACLEAN, SiK John. (Con.). 

Charles Sandoe Gilbert [The Historian of 
Cornwall.] ib., 4 S., ix, 141, (1872). 

Note. — The above are the most important of Sir J. 
Maclean's contributions to Notes and Queries referring 
to Cornwall. 

Cornish Insurgents in the 16th century. Journ 
B.I.C., ApL, 1865, pp. 36-40. 

Stannary Roll 34th Edward I, (1305-6), with 
introductory remarks thereon and on other simi- 
lar Rolls. With heliotype plate of portion of 
the roll, ib., ApL, 1871, pp. 238-57. 

Trevalga Church, ib., Apl., 1872, p. IxxxiiL 

Poll Tax Account for the county of Cornwall, 
51st Edward III, A.D. 1377, with remarks 
thereon, ib., Apl., 1872, pp. 27-41. 



Notarial instrument dated A.D. 1322, relating 
to St. Nectan's Chapel, in the parish of St. 
Winnow. Archceol. Journ., xxv, 312-17, (1868). 
cf. also xxv, 317-18. 

A short account of the families of Carew and 
Gary. Herald and Genealogist, vii, 19-26, (1873). 

The Principles of the Old English Gilds. A 
paper read at the Conference of Church Guilds, 
Jan. 11, 1872. Church Work The Monthly Paper 
of the Gkdld of Saint Alban, the Martyr. (Lord., 
J. T. Hayes, Lyall Place, Eaton Sq., S.W.), ii, 
53-59, (1872). 

M'MULLAN, Mary Anne (dau. of B. A. E. 
Ward and wife of William M'Mullan, Phy- 
sician, R.N.). b. Millbrook, Maker, 23 Dec, 
1776. d. East Looe, 14 Aug., 1856. bur. St. 
Martins. 

The Wanderings of a Goldfinch, or character- 
istic sketches in the Nineteenth Century. Lond., 
Longman, 1816, 8"., pp. vii, xii and 355, 12/-. 

Note.— Published by subscription. The Dedication 
to "The Princess Mary" is signed " M. A. M'Mullan, 
London, April 22, 1816." 

The Naiad's Wreath. By Mrs. M'MuUan. 
Lond., Longman, 1816, S"., pp. 88. 

Note.— The Dedication to " The Princess Charlotte" 
IS signed " M. A. M'Mullan, London, Sept. 18, 1816." 
This book contains an ode " To Cornwall," pp. 73-77. 

The Crescent, a national poem to commemo- 
rate the glorious victory at Algiers. By Mrs. 
M'Mullan, Relict of W. M'Mullan, Esq., M.D., 
Royal Navy. Lond., Longman, 1816, 8"., pp. 61. 

Note.— Published by subscription. The Dedication 
to " The Prince Eegent " is signed " M. A. M'Mullan, 
London, Nov. 12, 1816." 



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M'MULLAN, Maey Anne. (Con.). 

Britain, or fragments of poetical aberration. 
By Mrs. M'Mullan. Lend., Longman, 1818, 8o., 
pp. 109, 7/-. 

Note. — Dedicated to the sacred memory of " The 
Princess Charlotte of Wales." Preface signed " M.A.M., 
London, Mch. 28, 1818." 

Lines from the land of streams. A miscel- 
lany in verse and prose. By the Author of " The 
Crescent," &c. Lond., J. Hatchard and Son, 
1841, 80. 

Note. — Contains " Lin6s to a Lady in Cornwall," 
[at Maker,] pp. 53-55. 

Dioramic Sketches. Antient and Modern. 
Anon. Lond., Hope and Co., Gt. Marlborough 
St., 1853, 12"., pp. 107. 

Note. — The above lady mnst not he confounded 
with Mary Anne Maomullen, the authoress of " Taunton, 
or the town we live in," 1858, 8°., and other works, she 
being dau. of "Will. Bristow, of Calcutta, (where she was 
born), and wife of Lieut. Frederic Summers Macmullen. 

Mc MULLEN, Kichard Turkill. h. Surrey, 
10 Jan., 1830. 

Down Channel from London to the Land's 
End in the " Leo," 3 Tons, and from London to 
the Scilly Islands in the "Orion," 16 Tons, 
KT.Y.C. With other cruises. By R. T. Mc 
Mullen. Illustration by Barlow Moore. Lond., 
Longman, 1869, 8°., pp. xii and 77. 

MACORMICK See MACARMIOK. 

MADERN FAMILY. 

Arms and quarterings of the family of Cossen 
als'Madern, Co. Cornwall. Br. Museum, Addit. 
MSS., 5,524, fol. 2145. 

MADERN, OR MADEN, St. d. Madron, cf. 
Allan Butler's Lives of the Saints, (1836), i, 
636. 

MADGE, Travers (son of Rev. Thos. Madge). 

b. Thorpe, near Norwich, 12 Oct., 1823. d. 

Norwich, 22 Mch., 1866. 

Travers Madge. A memoir by Brooke Herford. 
Lond., Hamilton, 1867, 8°., pp. 192, 1/6.— 2nd 
ed. Lond., 1868, 8°., pp. 192, 1/6.— 3rd ed. 
Lond., 1868, 8°., pp. 192, 1/6. 

Note.— The account of T. Madge's visit to Cornwall, 
as a Unitarian Minister, in 1848, is contained in pp. 
42-50, in all the editions. 

MAHAR-SHALAL-HASH-BAZ. pseud., i.e. 

The New Chapel, or Penzance Zeal. By Mahar- 
shalal-hash-baz. pseud., i.e., Pen- 

zance, J. Thomas, 1825, 12". 



MAJENDIE, AsHHURST, F.R.S., F.S.A. (eld. 
son of Lewis Majendie, F.S.A. ). Resident at 
Penzance, 1814 to 1818. b. London, 24 ApL, 
1784. d. Hedingham Castle, Halstead, Essex, 
7 Oct., 1867. 

Notes on the coast west of Penzance, and on 
the structure of the Scilly islands. Trans. R. G.S. C, 
i, 27-31, (1818). 

A sketch of the geology of the Lizard district. 
TFith map. ib., i, 32-37. 

On stalactites [in Little Bounds Mine,] i, 226. 

Contributions towards a knowledge of the 
geological history of wood tin, i, 237-39. 

Note.— Mr. Majendie was one of the founders, in 
1814, of the Eoyal Geological Society of Cornwall. 

MANATON, Ambrose, of Trecarrell (son of 
Peter Manaton), M.P. for Launceston, 1639, 
1640. d- 11. June, 1651. Jwr. South Petherwin. 
cf. Bliss' Wood, (Fasti), iv, 66. 

MANATON, Henry. 

Private case between Walter RadclifFe and 
Martha Fursman, etc., respecting the property of 
Henry Mannaton, of Harewood, 1730, fol. Pri- 
vately printed. 

MANDERSON, Commander Jam£s, R.N. 6. 
1762. d. Mawnan, 13 Feb., 1837. cf. Gent. 
Mag., vii, 661, (1837). 

A Letter to the Prime Minister and the First 
Lord of the Admiralty from a Captain in the 
Eoyal Navy, [i.e., J. Manderson,] on the exten- 
sion of the naval establishments of the country, 
with an engraved sketch of Falmouth Harbour ; 
wherein it is proved, that this harbour, from the 
combination of situation, safety, ease of entrance, 
capacity and extreme susceptibility of improve- 
ment, is the First Harbour in Great Britain for 
all Naval purposes connected with the Atlantic 
Ocean. Lond., printed for J. Stockdale, Picca- 
dUly, Dec, 1810, 4°., pp. 50, 4/6. 

Note.— A presentation copy to The Eight Hon. 
Thomas Grenville is now in the Grenville Lib. Br. 
Museum. It contains the letter which accompanied the 
work dated " Tretheage, Penryn, 11 Jan., 1811." 

An examination into the true cause of the 
Stream running through the Gulf of Florida. 
Lond., 1812, 80. 

Twelve letters addressed to the Rt. Hon. 
Spencer Perceval. Wherein a view is taken of 
the present magnitude of the British Navy, the 
royal establishments for its equipment and re- 
ception;... also of the policy of the measures 
about to be adopted for supplying the evident 
defects in the present anchorages and royal dock- 



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MARSHALL. 



MANDEESON, Commandeb James. (Con.). 

yards. From James Manderson, Esq., Captain 
in the Eoyal Navy. Lond., printed for Thomas 
Underwood, No. 40, West Smithfield, 1812, 8o., 
pp. viii and 151. Grenville Lib., Br. Museum. 

Note. — The chief aim of these letters is to advocate 
the making of Falmouth Harbour a Naval Station. 

MANN, Eev. Gerard (son of Rev. Horace 
Mann). R. of Mawgan, 1851 to 1856. 5. Maw- 
gan-in-Meneage Eectory, 20 Mch., 1821. d. 
Mawgan, 21 Oct., 1855. hur. 29 Oct. 

A sermon, preached at Mawgan Church, Novem- 
ber 4th, 1855, on the occasion of the death of the 
Eev. Gerard Mann. By the Eev. Saltren Rogers. 
Penheale-Press, Rev. H. A. Simcoe, Launceston, 
Cornwall, 1855, 12°., pp. 21. 

A sermon, preached at Mawgan Church, Octo- 
ber 28th, 1 855, on the occasion of the death of 
the Rev. Gerard Mann. By the Rev. J. P. 
Mayne. Penheale Press, Rev. H. A. Simcoe, 
Launceston, Cornwall, 1855, 12"., pp. 20. 

MANNING, James (son of Rev. Jas. Manning). 
Her Majesty's Ancient Serjeant-at-law. &. 
Exeter? 1781. d. 44, PhUlimore Gardens, 
Kensington, 29 Aug., 1866. 

A Digest of the Nisi Prius Reports with notes 
and references and some original cases chiefly 
collected on the Western Circuit. By James 
Manning, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-law. 2nd 
ed. with considerable additions. Lond., printed 
for J. and W. T. Clarke, 1820, 8o. Index and 
contents unpaged, the digest, pp. 1-376, names 
of cases unpaged. 

The Practice of the Court of Exchequer, 
Revenue Branch. By James Manning, of Lin- 
coln's Inn, Barrister-at-law. 2nd ed. corrected 
and enlarged. With an Appendix, containing 
An Inquiry into the tenure of the conventionary 
estates in the assessionable manors, parcel of 
the Duchy of Cornwall. Lond., printed by A. 
Strahan for H. Butterworth, 1827, &<> pp 
xlviii and 516, 31/6. 

Note.— The Inquiry occupies pp. 356-94. 

MANORS, Gilbert. 

To G. Manors, divers Manors, &c., in Corn- 
wall. Earl. MSS., 433, art. 867. 

MANORS, Sir Robert, Knt. 

To Sir R. Manors, several Manors ; whereof 
that of Tremwelle, in Cornwall, was late of 
Thomas Grey, Marquis of Dorset. Harl. MSS , 
433, art. 825. 

MARRY AT, Capt. Frederick (son of Joseph 
Marryat, of Wimbledon), b. Westminster, 10 
July, 1792. d. Langham, Norfolk, 9 Aug 
1848. '5-' 



MAEEYAT, Capt. Fbedekick. {Cm.). 

Life and letters of Capt. Marryat. By Flor- 
ence Marryat, (Mrs. Ebss Church). Lond., R. 
Bentley and Son, 1872, 2 vols., or. S". 

Note. — In i, 102-103, is an account of Capt. Mar- 
ryat being upset in a boat in Falmouth Harbour. 

MAESH, Henry, b. Sidmouth, 1824. NowEesi- 
dent in Sidney, Australia. 

The Duke of Cornwall's Waltzes for the piano- 
forte. Composed and dedicated to Mrs. Pidwell 
Batten by Henry Marsh. Lond., E. Cocks and 
Co., [1842,] foL, pp. 6, 3/-. 

'The Mount's Bay Quadrilles for the piano- 
forte. Composed and dedicated to Miss Fanny 
Scobell by Henry Marsh. Lond., Chappell and 
Co., [184-,] fol., pp. 6, 4/-. 

Note. — Mr. Marsh married a dau. of Mr. James 
Dawson, Comedian, of Truro. 

MAESH, Eev. Joseph. Wesleyan Minister in 
Cornwall, 1812-19. 6. 1788. d. Atherstone, 
2 Feb., 1845. cf TVesleyan Methodist Maq., 
Ixviii, 405, 916, (1845). 

Memoir of James Henry Davies who was b. 
in Jamaica, Nov., 1795, and d. at St. Ives, 12 
Sept., 1818. Methodist Mag., xli, 603-10, (1818). 

Memoir of John Organ who was b. at St. 
Austell, Nov., 1788, and d. at St. Austell, 21 
Sept., 1815. ib., xlii, 129-32, (1819). 

MAESHALL, Charles, b. Bristol, ApL, 1637. 
d. Southwark, 15 Sept., 1698. 

Sion's Travellers comforted and the disobedient 
warned. In a Collection of Books and Epistles 
of that faithful minister of Jesus Christ, Charles 
Marshal. Lond., printed and sold bv T Sowle 
1704, 8". 

The Journal, etc., of C. Marshall... Lond , R 
Barrett, 1844, 8". 

Note.— C. Marshall visited the Meetings in Corn- 
wall m Mch., 1671. " A Copy of a Letter to Friends in 
Falmouth," signed " C. Marshall," occurs in the first 
work on pp. 177-80, and is reprinted in the second on 
pp. 196-97. 

MAESHALL, William. 5. Yorkshire, 1746. 

d. Pickering, Yorkshire, 18 Sept., 1818. 

The Eural Economy of the West of England 
mcludmg Devonshire and parts of Somersetshire' 
Dorsetshire and Cornwall, together with Minutes 
m practice. By Mr. Marshall. Lond., printed 
for G. Nicol, Pall Mall, 1796, 2 vols., S\ 12/-. 
Note.— An Excursion in Cornwall Is in ii, 3-17. 

A Eeview (and Complete Abstract) of the 
Eeports to the Board of Agriculture from the 
Southern and Peninsular departments of Ens- 
land... By Mr. Marshall. York, printed by T 



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MARSHALL, "William. (Con.). 

Wilson and Sons for Longman, London, 1817, 
80., pp. xii and 612. 

Note. — Eobert Fraser's Eeport oooupies pp. S15-26, 
and G. B. Worgan's Eeport, pp. 527-48. 

MARSTON, John "Westland, LL.D. 6. Boston, 
Lincolnshire, 30 Jan., 1820. 

Trevanion, or the false position. A play in 
three acts, by Westland Marston and Bayle 
Bernard. First represented at the Royal Surrey 
Theatre, Monday, Oct. 22, 1849, under the 
joint lesseeship of Messrs. Shepherd and Cres- 
wick. Lond., 0. Mitchell, Red Lion Court, Fleet 
St. n.d., [1849,] 8"., pp. 36, 1/-. 

Note. — The liero of this play who gives his name to 
the piece is represented to be a Oomishman. 

MARTEN, Edward Bindon, C.E. (son of Bobt. 
Giles Marten, of Plaistow). h. Vauxhall, Lon- 
don, 4 ApL, 1832. 

Records of Steam Boiler Explosions by E. 
B. Marten... Chief Engineer to the Midland 
Steam Boiler Inspection and Assurance Co. 
Lond., E. and F. N. Spon; Stourbridge, B. 
Broomhall, 148, High Street, 1872, 8°., partly 
unpaged. 

Note. — Contains information respecting Cornish 
Boiler Explosions. 

On boUer explosions in Cornwall. Eep. B.C.P. 
Soc, 1870, pp. 87-97. 

MARTIN, Alfred Tobias John (son of Cus- 
worth Martin and grandson of Tobias Martin). 
b. Helston, Jan., 1802. d. Russell St., Adelaide, 
South Australia, 8 Jan., 1850. bm. Adelaide 
Cemetery. 
The Remains of the late Tobias Martin, (1831) 

q.v. 

A plan for converting parallel into rotatory 

motion. By Alfred Martin. Bep. B.C.P.Soc, 

1842, pt. ii, pp. 73-74. 

MARTIN, Benjamin, b. Worplesdon, Surrey, 

1704. d. London, 9 Feb., 1782. 

The General Magazine of Arts and Sciences 
...By B. Martin. Lond., printed for W. Owen, 
at Homer's Head, in Fleet St., 1755-65, 8o. 

NoiE.— In the portion containing " The Natural 
ffistory of England," 1759-63, 2 vols, 8°., is found 
" The Natural History of Cornwall," with two illustra- 
tions, i, 1-21. 

MARTIN, Hugh (eld. son of Hugh Martin). 
Adm. Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, 9 May, 
1668, Fellow, 14 Dec, 1674, vacated by mar- 
riage, 6 Feb., 16ff. b. Helston, 1651. cf. 
Eawes' Hist, of Framlingham, (1798), p. 275. 



MARTIN, Peter. Sexton at Helston. bapt. 
Helston, 12 May, 1742. d. Helston, 1 Jan., 

1845. 

Anecdote of P. Martin in connection with the 
Rev. J. Wesley's visit to Cornwall. In R. Tref- 
fry's Memoirs of R. Trewavas, Sen., (1839), pp. 
172-74. 

Note.— In the burial register P. Martin is said to 
have been 101 at the time of his decease. 

MARTIN OR MARSTON, Rev. Richard. 
Prior of Tywardreath, 1496-1506. d. 10 Nov., 
1510. 

Prince Arthur to Richard [Redman,] Bishop 
of Exeter, nominating Richard Martin, Monk 
of St. Andrew's, Tywardreath, to be prior of the 
Monastery,. on the resignation of Walter Barne- 
cott. Beaudeley, 21 August, 12 Hen. VTI. Ash- 
molean MSS., (Bodl. Lib.), 789, art. vii, (5). 

Resignation of R. Martyn, Prior of T'ywar- 
dreth, 1506 1 MSS. penes Lord Arundell of War- 
dour, Wardour Castle. 

MARTIN, Rev. Samuel. Unitarian Minister 
in Cornwall, cf. Monthly Bepository, :sis., App. 
30-35, (1824), XX, 244-45, (1825). 

MARTIN, Rev. Thomas. Wesleyan Minister. 

b. Falmouth, 1780. d. Plumstead Common, 

Woolwich, 18 Jany., 1866. cf. Gent. Mag., i, 

445, (1866); Wesleyan Methodist Mag., Lsxxix, 

848, (1866). 

The Nature and Improvement of the Christian 
Ministry. A Sermon at Bath. By T. Martin. 
Lond., -1812, 8°., pp. 28. 

Thoughts on the Nature and Advantages of 
Class Meetings, 1813, 8"., pp. 35. 

The Christian Mariner. A Sermon to Sailors. 
By T. Martin. Margate, 1815. 

The Manger, or the birth of Christ ; a poem 
in four cantos. By T. Martin. Lond., printed at 
the Conference Office, 14, City Road, by Thos. 
Cordeux, Agent, Sold by T. Blanshard, 1816, 
12"., 2/6. 

Note.— Preface signed " T. M., Tunbridge WeUs, 
2 Mch., 1816," pp. i-x, the poem and notes, pp. 11-108. 

The Sunday School. An Essay on the char- 
acter and economy of Charitable Institutions 
for the religious instruction, etc., 1818, 12"., pp. 

122. 

The Paternal Monarch. A sermon preached 
in St. Peter's Chapel, Portsea, Feb. 16, 1820, 
occasioned by the lamented death of His Most 
Sacred Majesty King George the Third of blessed 
memory. By T. Martin. Portsea, printed for 
the Author, by S. Gardner, Queen St., 1820, 80., 
pp. 32. 

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MAETIN, Eet. Thomas. (Con.). 

A Sunday School Hjrtnn Book ; designed for 
the use of laoth. Teachers and Children ; includ- 
ing hymns adapted to the regular or occasional 
devotions of young people in general. By the 
Eev. T. Martin. Bristol, printed by Wansbrough 
and Saunders, Albion Office, 142, Eedcliff-St., 
sold by T. Blanchard, 14, City Eoad, London, 
1821, 16"., pp. 276. Index unpaged, 7 leaves. 

The Stranger at Home, a Poem ; to which are 
added other Poems and Pieces. By T. Martin. 
Devonport, Johns, 1824, 12°., pp. 106. 

A Course of Lectures on the truth and value 
of revealed Religion, delivered in Ebenezer 
Chapel, Plymouth. By T. Martin. Plymouth, 
[printed,] 1835, 12"., pp. xi and 179. 

The Centenary ; a commemorative poem, in- 
cluding occasional sketches of men and events 
in the history of Methodism. In four books. By 
T. Martin. Lond., sold by John Mason, 14, City 
Eoad, 1839, 8°., 3/-. 

Note.— Preface dated " The Grove, Haekney, Dee., 
1889," pp. i-viii, The Poem, etc., pp. 1-160. 

Historical Notices of Spitalfields Wesleyan 
Methodist Chapel. Lond., 1842, 12o., pp. 8. 

MAETIN, Thomas Henry (son of Thos. Martin), 
b. Perran-ar-worthal, 6 Nov., 1826. NowEesi- 
dent at Swansea. 

Description of a self-acting method of discon- 
necting Eailway Carriages from each other when 
they run off the line. By T. H. Martin, Perran 
Foundry. Eep. R.C.P.Soc, 1854, p. 50. 

On an improved piston for steam or other 
engines. Two woodcuts. By T. H. Martin, Morfa 
Copper Works, Swansea. JRep. Miners' Assoc, of 
C. and D., 1869, pp. 36-41. 

MAETIN, Tobias (2nd son. of Tobias Martin), 
b. Wendron,25 Jan., 1747. d. Breage, 9 Apl., 
1828. 

The Eemains of the late Tobias Martin, of 
Breage, in Cornwall, Mine Agent, with a Memoir 
of the Author. Helston, printed at The Temple 
of the Muses, by W. Penaluna, 1831, 8"., pp. 
258, 4/-.— 2nd ed. Helston, W. Penaluna, 1856, 
8"., pp. 248. 

Note. — The Dedication " To the Adyenturers, 
Agents and Clerks of the Wheal Vor Consolidated 
Mines" is signed " A. T. J. Martin, Helston, 1st June, 

MAETIN, Eev. William, h. Tintagel, 1782. d. 
Calais, 15 March, 1826. cf JVesleyam. Methodist 
Mag., xlix, 643, (1826); G. J. Stevenson's City 
Eoad Chapel, (1872), p. 566. 

Memoir of the Eev. W. Martin, by Eev. E. 
Treffiry. Wesleyan Methodist Maq., 1, 505-21 
(1827). ' 



MAETIN; William, Mine-captain. I. 1789. d. 
Crellow House, Stithians, 3 July, 1861. bw, 
7 July. cf. Gent. Mag., xi, 333-34, (1861). 

Note. — He constructed at Tresavean an improved 
Mine Ladder, for an account of which cf. Trans. 
R.O.S.C., V, 88", note, (1843). 

MAETYN, Eev. Henry, B.D. (son of John 
Martyn, of Chvennap). Senior Wrangler, Jan., 
1801 ; Fellow of St. John's Coll., Camb., 5 Apl., 
1802 to 1812 ; Assistant Curate of Holy Trinity,, 
Cambridge, Oct., 1803; Curate of Lolworth, 
Oct., 1803; Chaplain to the E. I. Company 
Jan., 1805. b. Truro, 18 Feb., 1781. d. Tocat', 
Persia, 16 Oct., 1812. cf. Rev. Claudius Bur 
chanan's Christian Besearches in Ada, (1811) 
p. 100; Bev. C. Buchanan's Christian Observa- 
tions, p. 290 ; Bev. John Owen's Hist, of Bible 
Society, (1816), i, 307, ii, 9, 19, 108, 252, 256, 
261-66 ; Geo. Dyer's Hist, of University of Cam- 
bridge, (1814), Supp., pp. 71-73 ; R. Southey's 
Remains of H. Kirke White, (1816), i, 95, 104, 
116; Jas. Morier's A Second Journey through 
Persia, (1818), pp. 97, 223-24; Lives of Mis- 
sionaries, India, ii Series. (Lond., Soc. Prom. 
Christ. Know.), 1865, pp. 44-118; Bev. James 
Hough's Hist, of Christianity in India, (1839- 
45), iv, 336-57 ; John Tillotson's Our Untitled 
Nobility, (1863), pp. 117-32; Bev. Jas. Gard- 
ner's Mems. of Cliristian Missionaries, (1843), pp. 
1-32; Rev. Will. Cams' Mems. of Bev. Chas. 
Simeon, (1847), pp. 196-204, 225-27, 305, 348- 
64 ; Bev. Hen. Clissold's Lamps of the Church, 
(1863), pp. 81-88, with portrait; J. W. Kaye's 
Christianity in India, (1859), pp. 181-214 ; Ow 
Indian Heroes. By J. W. Kaye. No. iv. The 
Bev. H. Martyn. Good Words, 1865, pp. 327- 
36 ; J. W. Kaye'sLives of Indian Offic&rs, (1867), 
i, 321-74 ; Will. Cooke Taylor's Modern British 
Phitarch, (1846), pp. 263-67; Sophia Kell^s 
Life of Mrs. Sherwood, (1854), pp. 337-42, 356- 
81, 406-24, 450; Clement Carly on' s Early Years, 
(1856), iii, 1-137; Mrs! W. B. Lloyd' s Flowers 
of Christian Chivalry, (1863), pp. 292-314; 
H. J. Van Lennep's Travels in Asia Minor, 
(1870), i, 166-172, (with two viewsofH. Martyn's 
grave) ; Miss Charlotte M. Yonge's Pioneers and 
Founders, (1871), pp. 71-95; Polwhele's Biog. 
Sketches, i, 89-96; Gent. Mag., Ixxxiii, pt. i, 
595, (1813); Evangelical Mag., xxviii, 1-5,- 
49-52, (1820); Imperial Mag., (with portrait), 
vi, col., 306-18, (1824); Once A Week,ii, 26- 
28, (1860) ; Sunday at Home, iv, 491-94, (1857); 
V, 106-108, (1 858) ; Wesleyan Methodist Mag., 
Ixxxv, 334-36, (1862); Sir B. Ker Porters 
Travels m Georgia, Persia, etc., (1821), i, 687, 
689, ii, 23, 660, 703; Memoirs of Ufe of Sk 
James Mackintosh, (1835), ii.,89, 95 ; Encyclop. 
Brit. ; Penny Cyclop. ; Rose; DMot NouvelBmg. 
Umv.-; Biog. Univ. ; English Cyclop. 



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MAETYN, Ebv. Heney. (Con.). 

A Memoir of the Eev. Henry Martyn, B.D., 
Late Fellow of St. John's CoUege, Cambridge, 
and Chaplain to the Hon. East India Company. 
[By Eev. John Sargent.] Lond., printed for J. 
Hatchard, Piccadilly, by W. Mason, Chichester, 
1819, 8"., pp. vii and 537, 6/-.— 2nd ed. Lond., 
printed for J. Hatchard and Son, 190, Picca- 
dilly, 1819, 8°., pp. xivand 509.— 3rd ed. Lond., 
Hatchard, 1819, 8«., pp. xv and 508.— 7th ed. 
Lond., J. Hatchard and Son, 1822, or. 8°,, pp. 
xvii and 484.— 9th ed. Lond., 1828, 12"., pp. 
xvii and 484.— 10th ed. Lend., 1830, 80.— 11th 
ed., corrected and enlarged. Lond., Seeley and 
Sons, 1831, 8"., pp. xii and 507.— 18th ed. 
Lend., Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday, 1855, 8"., 
pp. vi and 448, 5/-. 

Note. — Until the 16tli ed. , the Letters and Journals 
of H. Martyn were published as one work ; the 17th 
[forming Vol. 45 of The Christian's Family Library, ed. 
by the Eev. B. Biekersteth, and published Lond., Seeley, 
Fleet St.] only included his Journals, the Letters being 
brought out in a distinct work and forming No. 46 of 
the same series. 

An Abridged Memoir of the Eev. H. Martyn, 
B.D...Cork, printed by Eichard Tivy, No. 20, 
George's-Street, 1821, 8o., pp. 34, 3d. 

Memoir of the Eev. H. Martyn... By John 
Sargent, Jun. 4th American edition. Hartford, 
Gr. Goodwin and Sons, printers, 1822, 12°., pp. 
375. 

An Elegy to the memory of the late Eev. H. 
Martyn ; with smaller pieces. Portrait. By John 
Lawson, Missionary in India. 1823, fcp. 8°., 2/-. 

Labourers in the East, or Memoirs of Eminent 
Men. . .By the author of " Pierre and his family." 
American Sunday School Union, Philadelphia, 
No. 146, Chesnut St., 1827, 12°. 

Note. — Each Memoir has distinct pagination. Me- 
moirs of the Bev. Henry Martyn, pp. 1-142. 

Journals and letters of the Eev. H. Martyn, 
B.D., late Fellow of St. John's College, Cam- 
bridge, and Chaplain to the Honourable East 
India Co. Ed. by the Eev. S. Wilberforce, M.A., 
Eector of Brighstone. Lond., Seeley and Burn- 
side, 1837, 2 vols., 80. 

The Letters of the Eey. H. Martyn, B.D. 6 
engravings. Lond., Seeley, Burnside and Seeley, 
Fleet St., 1844, 8°., pp. x and 418, 6/-. 

Note. — This forms Vol. 46 of the Christian's Family 
Library. 

The Miners' Sons : Martin Luther and Henry 
Martyn. By the Eev. C. D. BeU, M.A. Lond., 
Sampson, Low and Son, 1853, 8"., pp. 101. 

Note. — The account of H. Martyn is contained in 
pp. 43-101. 



MAETYN, Eev. Henbt. (Con.). 

Henry Martyn, or the living sacrifice. Select 
Series of Christian Tracts and Books. Dublin 
Tract Eepository, 10, D'Olier St., Dublin, and 
9, Paternoster Eow, London, n.d., [1863,1 12"., 
pp. 36, Id. 

Her title of honour. By Holme Lee [i.e.. 
Miss Harriet Parr.] Lond., H. S. King and Co., 
1871, 8°., pp. 282. 

Note. — A religious novel, being the life of the Eev. 
H. Martyn, who is described under the name of Francis 
Gwynne. 

Henry Martyn. Lond., Eeligious Tract Soc. 
No. 989. n.d., [18- -,] 8^., pp. 24, 6/- per 100. 

EecoUections of Henry Martyn, [Verses,] 
signed Alec. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., xlviii, 
791, (1825). 



Christian India ; or an Appeal on behalf of 
900,000 Christians in India who want the Bible. 
A sermon preached at Calcutta, on Tuesday, 
Jan. 1, 1811, for promoting the objects of the 
British and Foreign Bible Society. By H. Martyn, 
B.D . . . Published by request. "With a List of Bene- 
factors. Calcutta; printed by P. Ferris, 1811, 
8°., pp. 47 andiv. 

The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour 
Jesus Christ, translated into the Hindoostanee 
language from the original Greek. By the Eev. 
H. Martyn, A.B., Late Fellow of St. John's 
College, and Chaplain on the Bengal Establish- 
ment. And afterwards carefully revised with 
the assistance of Mirza Fitrit, and other learned 
natives. For the British and Foreign Bible 
Society. Serampore, printed at the Missionary 
Press, 1814, 8°.' — Another ed. Lond., printed 
by Eichard Watts for The British and Foreign 
Bible Society, 1819, 8"., pp. 650. 

Novum Testamentum Domini et Salvatoris 
nostri Jesu Christi, e Graeca in Persicam linguam 
a viro reverendo Henrico Martyno translatum 
in urbe Schiraz, nunc vero cura et sumptibus 
SocietatisBiblicaeEuthenicaetypis datum. Petro- 
poli apud Jos. Joannem, 1815, 4°., pp. 453. 

The New Testament. . .translated. . .intoPersian 
at Sheeraz. By the Eev. H. Martyn... with the 
assistance of Meerza Sueyid Ulee, of Sheeraz. 
Calcutta, printed by P. Pereira, at Hindoostanee- 
Press, 1816, 8°.- 3rd ed. Lond., printed by E. 
Watts for the British and Foreign Bible Society, 
1827, 80., pp. 520.— Another ed. Calcutta, 
printed at the Baptist Mission Press for the 
American and Foreign Bible Society, 1841, 9>°., 
pp. 584. — 5th ed. Edinburgh, printed for the 
British and Foreign Bible Society by Thos. Con- 
stable, 1846, corresponding to 1262 of theHijrah, 
40., 67 sheets. 



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MAETYN, Eev. Heney. (Con.). 

The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour 
Jesus Christ translated into the Hindoostanee 
Language from the original Greek, and now- 
printed in the Nagree Character. By the Eev. 
H. Martyn, A.B. And afterwards carefully re- 
vised by the assistance of Mirza Fitrit and other 
learned natives. For the British and Foreign 
Bible Society. Calcutta, printed by P. Pereira, 
at the Hindoostanee Press, 1817, 4". 

The Book of Psalms translated into Persian. 
By the Eev. H. Martyn. n.p. or d. or printer's 
name, [18 ,] 40., pp. 143. 

The Book of Psalms translated into Persic. 
By the Eev. H. Martyn. n.p. or d. or printer's 
name, [18 — J 4»., 21 sheets. 

Note. — Tho title pages of these two works are in 
the Persian language. 

The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour 
Jesus Christ. Altered from Martyn's Oordoo 
Translation into the Hinduee Language by the 
Eev. William Bowley... Calcutta, printed at the 
Church Mission Press,, 1826, S^. 

A Compendium of the Book of Common 
Prayer and administration of the sacraments 
and other rites and ceremonies of the church, 
according to the use of the United Church of 
England and Ireland. Translated into the Hin- 
doostanee language [by the Eev. H. Martyn, and 
the Eev. D. Corrie]. Lond., printed by Eichard 
Watts for the Prayerbook and Homily Society, 
No. 134, Salisbury Square, 1818, 8"., pp. 356. 

[20] Sermons. By the late Eev. H. Martyn, 
B.D . . . Calcutta, printed at the Church Missionary 
Press, 1822, 8°., pp. x and 432. 

Twenty Sermons... 2nd ed. Lond., sold by L. 
B. Seeley, Fleet St... 1822, 8"., pp. vii and 444. 
—3rd ed. Lond., 1822, 8°., pp. vii and 444.— 
4th ed. Lond., 1822, 8°.— 5th ed. Lond., 1824, 
8°. 

Controversial Tracts on Christianity and 
Mohammedanism, by the late Eev. H. Martyn 
...and some of the most eminent writers of 
Persia, Translated and explained. To which is 
appended an Additional Tract on the same ques- 
tion and in a preface some account given of a 
former controversy on this subject with extracts 
from it... By the Eev. Samuel Lee, A.M... Pro- 
fessor of Arabic in the University of Cambridge. 
Portrait of Eev. H. Martyn. Cambridge, sold 
by J. Deighton and Sons, 1824, 8°., pp. cxxi and 
584, 25/-. 

A Sermon written for the express purpose of 
suppressing calumny. . .By Harriet Stewart [Miss 
Wainewright.] To which is added an interesting 
anecdote of the Eev. H. Martyn... together with 
some of his original remarks and quotations 



MAETYN, Ebv. Henrt. (Con.). 

from the Sacred Scriptures. Lond., J. Hatchard 
and Son, 1830, 80., pp. 31, 2/-. 

Note.— Contains in the Preface, pp. v-vi, a letter 
from the Eev. H. Martyn to H. Stewart. Mr. Martyn's 
Original Eemarks, etc., occupy pp. 27-31. 

The Gospels and Acts in English and Hin- 
dusthani. St. Matthew. Translated by H. Martyn 
. . . Calcutta, printed at the Church Mission Press, 
Mission Eow, 1837, 80., pp. 121. 

The Gospels translated into the Judseo Persic 
language.' By the Eev. H. Martyn. Lond., 1847, 
8"., pp. 367. 

Note. — This is the Persian translation in the 
Hebrew Character. The Title page is also in Hebrew. 

Penny Letter Tracts. Forgetters of God. By 
H. Martyn. Lond., John F. Shaw and Co., 48, 
Paternoster Eow, and 27, Southampton Eow. 
n.d., [1861,] 240., pp. 20. 

Five Sermons (Never before published) by the 
late Eev. H. Martyn, B.D... With a prefatory 
letter on the past, the present and the future of 
missionary enterprise, addressed to the Eev. 
Henry Venn. B.D... by the Eev. G. T. Fox, 
M.A. ..Portrait of Rev. H. Martyn. Lond., Seeley, 
Jackson and Halliday, 54, Fleet St., 1862, 8°., 
pp. xxxviii and 110. 

Infidelity refuted, by the late Eev. H. Martyn. 
Evangelical Mag., xxx, 476-77, (1822). 

The Book of Genesis translated into the Hin- 
doostanee Language from the original Hebrew, 
by the Eev. H. Martyn. MS., sm. fol., 224 
leaves, nearly half of which are blank. 

Note. — Eespecting this MS. which is in the Library 
of the British and Foreign Bible Society, cf. their 66th 
Eeport, (1870), pp. 187-88, where doubts are thrown on 
the fact of it being in the writing of H. Martyn. 

MAETYN, John (eld. son of John Martyn). 
Chief Clerk to Mr. Thomas Daniel, Truro. J. 
Gwennap 1 d. Truro, Jan., 1800. cf. Polwhelis 
Biog. Sketches, i, 89-91 ; Mems. of Rev. H. 
Martyn, (18th ed.), p. 2. 

MAETYN, Eichard (eld. son of Rich. Martyn, 
of St. Mahyn). Computer for the Nautical 
Almanac in connexion with the Eoyal Obser- 
vatory, Greenwich, 1810-31. h. St. Mabyn, 
1789. d. Treworlas, 15 Sept., 1850. cf Wes- 
leyan Methodist Mag., Ixxxiii, 763-65, (1860). 

Memoir of William Pearce, who died at Ger- 
rans, 22 Aug., 1834, aged 28. Wesleyan Methodist 
Mag., lix, 958, (1836). 

Note. — Amongst the MSS. of the late Board of 
Longitude, now deposited at the Eoyal Observatory, 
Greenwich, are several letters from Mr. Martyn request- 
ing payment of his accounts. 



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MAETYN, Egbert. 

Letter from E. Martyn to Mr. William Cer- 
Tosso, dated 5 Apl., 1586. Printed in "Major 
Francis' Smelting of Copper in Swansea," (1867), 
pp. 17-18. 

MAETYN", Thomas (son of John Martyn). h. 
Gwennap, 1695. d. Ashburton, Dec, 1751, 
bur. 26 Dec. 

A new and accurate map of the county of 
Cornwall, from an actual survey made by Thos. 
Martyn. Lond., printed for, and sold by, Eobt. 
Sayer, Map and Printseller, opposite Fetter Lane, 
Fleet Street. Published according to Act of Par- 
liament, NovemV. y« 26, 1748. Scale, 1 mile to 
1 inch. — ^Another ed. Lond., printed for Williapa 
Faden, Charing Cross, Feb. 20th, 1784. Scale, 
1 mile to 1 inch. Size, 6.0 x 4.9, on 9 sheets of 
various sizes. 

Note. — Dedicated " To his royal highness Frederick 
Lewis, Prince of Wales," and embellished with the arms 
of the nobility and gentry who subscribed for the map. 
This is also found as a 4 sheet and as a 6 sheet map. 

A new and accurate map of the county of 
Cornwall, from an actual survey made by Thos. 
Martyn. Lond., printed for, and sold by, Eobt. 
Sayer... 1748. Scale, 2 miles to 1 inch. — Another 
ed. Lond., printed for William Faden, Charing 
Cross, Feb. 20th, 1784. Scale, 2 miles to 1 inch. 
Size, 3.4|- X 2.5, on 2 sheets. 

Note.— Dedicated " To Eobert Hoblyn, of Nans- 
whyden, Esq., M.P. for Bristol." It contains in the 
margin drawings of 3 inscribed stones. 

A new and accurate map of the county of 
Cornwall, from an actual survey made by Thos. 
Martyn. Lond., printed for, and sold by, Eobt. 
Sayer... February 16, 17ff. Scale, 1 mile to | 
of an inch.- Another ed. Lond., printed for 
William Faden, Charing Cross, Feb. 20th, 1784. 
Scale, 1 mile to f of an inch. Size, 2.4J x 1.9. 

Note.— Dedicated to Jonathan Eashleigh, of Mena- 
billy, Esq. , M.P. for Fowey, and embellished with the 
Eashleigh arms. The original plates of these maps 
were purchased by Mr. Falder, in 1783. 

Index to- A new and accurate map of the 
county of Cornwall. By T. Martyn. n.p. or d. 
orprmter's name, [1784,] 4"., pp. 32. 

Note.— This work has no title page, the following 
is a reprint with additions. 

A complete index to Martyn's large map of 
the county of Cornwall, and of those parts of 
the county of Devon, which lie to the west of 
the river Tamar. To which is added a short ac- 
count of the Archdeaconry of Cornwall. Bod- 



MAETYN, Thomas. (Con.). 

min, printed by J. Liddell, and sold by Law and 
Whittaker, London, 1816, 8"., pp. 95. 

Note. — This work was brought out by the Eev. 
John Wallis afterwards Vicar of Bodmin. The reprint 
occupies pp. 1-75, and then follow, pp. 76-95, names of 
headlands, rocks and small islands, names of creeks, 
rivers, etc., names of places, islands and rocks in Scilly, 
names of Tillages in Devon contiguous to the Tamar, list 
of subscribers to Martyn's map, and a short account of 
the Archdeaconry of Cornwall. 

Letter to William Flamank, of Menabilly, 
from T. Martyn, respecting the Maps. Dated 
London, 14 Mch., 1749. MS. penes Jonathan Eash- 
leigh, Esq., Menabilly. — Printed in Eev. J. Wallis' 
Cornwall Eegister, (1847), pp. 127-29. 

MAEVELL, Andrew (son of Rev. Andrew 
Marvell). b. Kingston-upon-Hull, 15 Nov., 
1620. d. London, 16 Aug., 1678. bur. St. 
Giles in the Fields. 

A seasonable question and an usefull answer, 
contained in an exchange of a letter between a 
Parliament-Man in Cornwell, and a Bencher of 
the Temple, London. By A. Marvell. Lond., 
Printed in the year 1676, 4".— Eeprinted in 
Capt. Edwd. Thompson's Works of A. Marvell, 
(1776), ii, 523-54. 

Note. — The Bencher's Answer is signed H.P. 

A seasonable argument to perswade all the 
grand juries in England to petition for a new 
parliament or A list of the principal labourers 
in the great design of popery and arbitrary power, 
etc. By A. Marvell. Amsterdam, Printed in the 
year 1677, 40.— Eeprinted in Capt. E. Thomp- 
son's Works of A. Marvell, (1776), ii, 555-83. 

Note.— The list of Cornish pensioners is contained 
in PP- 559-61. 

MAEY, Queen, b. 18 Feb., 1516. d. 17 Nov., 

1558. 

Proclamation against seditious practices in 
Cornwall and Devonshire, 1554. Cottonian MSS., 
Caligula E. xii, art. 32. 

MASKELL, William, M.A. (son of Will. 

Maskell). Formerly V. of Mary Church, Devon. 

b. Bath, 1814. 

Monumenta Eitualia Ecclesise Anglicanee. . . 
By the Eev. W. Maskell, M.A. Lond., W. 
Pickering, 1846-47, 3 vols., 8". " 

Note.— Contains in I, pp. xix-xx, a copy of a title 
deed of some property left by John de Blanch-minster 
for charitable purposes at Stratton ; and in I, pp. xix-xxi, 
ecliii-liv extracts from the parish accounts of Stratton. 

MASON, Eev. Egbert. Sec. of British and 
Foreign Seamens' Soc. 



MATTHEWS. 



342 



MAT. 



MASON, Eev. Eobeet. (Con.). 

A Cornisli Excursion ; or a brief history of 
pleasing and painful events whicli occurred dur- 
ing a recent visit to the West of Cornwall. By- 
Rev. E. Mason. Lond., printed by W. Buck, 
Whitechapel, High St., 1831, 12°., pp. 40, 6d. 

MASON, Eev. William, M.A. Precentor of 
York Cathedral. 6. Hull, 1725. d. Aston, 
Yorkshire, 5 Apl., 1797. 

Elfrida, a dramatic poem, written on the model 
of the ancient Greek tragedy. By Mr. Mason. 
Lond., printed for John Knapton, in Ludgate 
St., 1757, 8"., pp. xix and 80. — Eeprinted in 
The Works of Eev. W. Mason, (1811), ii, 1-75. 
c/. also pp. 175-93. 

Note. — The scene of this poem is laid at Harewood, 
in Cornwall. 

MATHEWS, Charles (1th son of James 
Mathews), b. No. 18, Strand, London, 28 
June, 1776. d. Plymouth, 28 June, 1835. 

Memoirs of Charles Mathews, Comedian. By 
Mrs. Mathews. 2nd ed. Lond., E. Bentley, 1839, 
4 vols., 80. 

Note. — The account of C. Mathews' "Expedition 
from Plymouth to Looe " is contained in iii, 495-96. 

MATHIAS, Eev. Lewis. Curate of Mevagissey ; 
Curate of Falmouth, h. 1790. d. Falmouth, 
24 Dec, 1837. cf. Gent. Mag., ix, 215, (1838). 

A Catechism on the nature, constitution, govern- 
ment and authority of the Christian Church. By 
L. Mathias, Curate of Mevagissey, Cornwall. 
Lond., printed for C. and J. Eivington, St. Paul's 
Church-yard, andWaterloo-Place,Pall-Mall,1824, 
8"., pp. 16, 3d. 

Note. — Preface dated "Mevagissey, August, 1823." 

MATON, William George, M.D., F.E.S. 6. 
Salisbury, 1774. d. Spring-Gardens, London, 
30 March, 1835. hur. St. Martin's-in-the-Fields. 

Observations relative chiefly to the natural 
history, picturesque scenery and antiquities .of 
the Western Counties of England, made in the 
years 1794 and 1796. Illustrated by a miner- 
alogical map and sixteen views in aquatinta, by 
Aiken. By W. G. Maton, M.A., Fellow of the 
Linnean Society. Lond., printed and sold by J. 
Easton, 1797, 2 vols., 8"., 36/-. 

Note. — The account of Cornwall, with three views 
is contained in i, 132-275. Dr. Maton was accompanied 
on this expedition by Mr. C. Hatchett and Eev. T. 
Baokett. 

MATTHEWS, Alexander (son of Thomas Mat- 
thews), b. Camborne, 16 Mch., 1826. 



MATTHEWS, Alexandee. (Con.). 

The Mount Alexander Mail, published daily. 
Printed and Published by A. Matthews at the 
Ofiice of the Mount Alexander Mail, Moystyn 
St., Castlemaine, Victoria, for A. Matthews and 
Co., Proprietors. Printedby Steam, 1858, single 
sheet, foL, 1/-. 

Note. — The paper was first issued as a weekly, by 
A. Matthews, Mr. Saint and another. After sometime 
the price was reduced to 6d. In 1863 it became, and 
still is, the sole property of A. Matthews, and it is now 
published daily at Id. 

MATTHEWS, John (son of Thomas Matthews). 

b. Camborne, 15 July, 1818. d. Liskeaxd, 13 

Sep., 1857. 

The Liskeard Gazette and East Cornwall Ad- 
vertiser. Printed and published [every Satur- 
day] by J. Matthews, Church St., Liskeard. 
First Number published 21 July, 1855, demy 
80., lid. 

Note. — The size was afterwards altered to double 
demy, 4 pages, and finally to double crown, 8 pages. 
The price was reduced to one penny, 5 Jan., 1857. J. 
Matthews occasionally edited the Paper, which, since his 
decease, has been continued by his widow, " Alice Mat- 
thews, at her residence and printing office. Market St., 
Liskeard." 

MATTHEWS, P. Engineer, lUogan. 

Stamps and Cleaning Machine. B.ep. R.G.P. 
Soc, 1851, p. 42. 

MATTHEWS, Samuel. 

Callipers and Centreing Guage. By S. Mat- 
thews, Truro. Bep. B.C.P.Soc, 1853, p. 40. 

MAULEVEEEE, Halvath. 

H. Mauleverer hath the ofiice of Constable of 
the Castle of Launceston. [2 Eich. IH, Dec. 17, 
1484.] Earl. MSS. 433, art. 1139. cf mh Rep. 
of Deputy Keeper of Records, where he is called 
Halnatheus Mauleverer. 

MAW, St. cf. Alban Butler's lAves of the Saints, 
(1838), i, 637. 

MAY, Eev. John. V. of Newlyn, 1646 ; Ejected 
16--; V. of Walkampton, Devon, 1659-62. 
cf. TValker's Sufferings, pt. ii, p. 305. 



MAY, Eev. Joseph. V. of St. Austell, circa 
1613; V. of St. Neot, 16--; Ejected from 
both benefices, d. ante 1660. cf. Walken's 
Sufferi'tigs, pt. ii, p. 305 ; Oliver's Monasticon 
Addit. Suppl., p. 9, where he is called Mair. 

Epaphras. A sermon preached at Saint Avstell, 
in Cornwall, in commemoration of a benefactor, 
the second of February, 1639. By Joseph May, 



MAT. 



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MAYNE. 



MAT, Bev. Joseph. (Con.). 

Master of Arts and Pastour of that parish. 
Lend., printed by T. H. for Humphrey Robin- 
son, and are to be sold at the signe of the Three 
Pigeons, in Paul's Church-yard, 1641, 4". Br. 
Museum. 

Note. — Dedioation " To his worthy friend and 
friendly benefactor, Mr. Eiohard Delamine, servant to 
his Majesty in the practice of the mathematickes," 1 leaf, 
To his beloved parishioners of St. Austell, 1 leaf, the 
sermon, pp. 1-28. 

MAY, Eev. Samuel (son of Francis May). 
Fellow of Pembroke Coll., Cambridge, 25 June, 
1740 to 1787. h. St. Columb, 1715. d. 6 
Sept., 1787. cf. Hawes' Hist, of Framlingham, 
p. 285; Gmt. Mag., Ivii, pt. ii, 839, (1787). 

MAY, William. 

W. May and others, Commissioners for Corn- 
wall, to Edw. Walker, 1644. See Cory ton. Will. 

MAY, William, M.D., 5 June, 1788 (son of 
Sam. May). Physician to the Eoyal Universal 
Dispensary, London. 5. East Looe. hur. Ditti- 
sham, Devon, 1817. cf. Munh's Boll of Physi- 
cians, ii, 330. 

Dissertatio Inauguralis, complectens de Typho 
qusedam. Auctore Gulielmo May, Anglo. Lugd 
.[uni] Batav [orum,] 1787, 4o. 

An account of an Epidemic fever ; with a few 
remarks on the Treatment of fevers in general. 
By W. May, M.D., Extra-Licentiate of the Col- 
lege of Physicians, London, and Physician at 
Maidstone. Maidstone, 1790, 8o, 

Note. — ^A reprint with additions of the Land. Med. 
Jmm., X, 117-41, (1789). 

Essay on pulmonary consumptions, including 
the histories of several remarkable instances of 
recovery from the most alarming stages of the 
disorder, by an improved method of treatment. 
By W. May, M.D. Plymouth, printed and sold 
by B. Haydon, sold also by Cadell... London, 
1792, 8"., 3/6. 

Note.— Dedication dated "Plymouth, Broad St., 1 
Mob., 1792," 4 leaves, introduction, pp. i-xxxii, the essay 
pp. 1-107, contents, 1 leaf. This work is said to have 
been reprinted at Leipzig, 1794, 8". 

A cure for a scald. By W. May, M.D. Truro, 
1794, 4". cf. Arminian Mag., xvii, 259-61, 
(1794). 

An account of the successful Termmation of 
a Case attended with Symptoms of Phthisis 
Pulmonalis : with remarks on the Treatment of 
that Disease. By W. May, M.D. Dated Truro, 
Jiily 19, 178S. Land. Med. Jowm., ix, 268-85, 

IvM), 



MAT, William, M.D. (Con.). 

Extract from a Letter on the Epidemic Catarrh 
of 1788. ib., ix, 342-44. 

An account of an epidemic fever that prevailed 
in Cornwall in 1788. Dated Truro, Jany. 26, 
1789. ih., X, 117-41, (1789). 

Further remarks on the Treatment of Phthisis 
PulmonaHs. Dated Maidstone, July 29, 1790. 
ih., xi, 255-65, (1790). 

MAYNAED, Henry (son of John Maynard). 
h. St. Ewe^ d. Illogan Highway, 17 May, 
1859. 

Guage Cock. Bep. B.C.P.Soc, 1854, p. 47. 

MAYNAED, John (son of the above), b. near 
Grampound, 2 Feb., 1826. 

Improved Whim. Bep. B.C.P.Soc, 1852, p. 
101. 

MAYNAED, Eev. John. Bible Christian Min- 
ister '(son of Thomas Maynard). b. Northlew, 
Devon, 14 April, 1820. 

Matrimony, or what marriage life is, and how 
to make the best of it. By J. Maynard, 1864, 
8°.^ — 2nd ed. carefully revised and greatly en- 
larged. Lond., G. J. Stevenson, 1866, 8°., pp. 
viii and 224. 

Note.— Preface to 1st ed. dated " St. Mary's, SoiUy 
Islands, 23 Jan., 1864," to 2nd ed. " St. Ives, Cornwall, 
8 Mch., 1866." 

Self-Mental Culture. A Lecture. By J. May- 
nard. Truro, W. Lake, Boscawen St., 1867, 8o., 
pp. 28. 

How to succeed in business. By J. Maynard. 
Lond., F. W. Bourne... Truro, W. Lake, n.d., 
[1870,] 12"., pp. 49. 

Note.— Preface dated "West Looe, June 25, 1870," 

MAYNE, Eev. Cuthbeet. Chaplain to Mr. 
Francis Tregian, of Golden, in Probus. b. near 
Barnstaple. Executed at Launceston, 29 Nov., 
1577. cf Dodd's ChwrchHist., (1737), ii, 91-94; 
Bp. Challomr's Mem. of Missionary Priests, 
(1803), i, 7-11 ; Bliss' Wood, (Fasti), ii, 185; 
Camden's The History of the Princess Elizabeth, 
(1688), p. 224; Oliver's Hist, of the Catholic 
Beligion, pp. 203, 355 ; lAngards Hist, of Eng- 
land, (1849), vi, 331-32; Gi/rolamo Pollini L' His- 
toria Eccl. della rivoluzion d' Inghilterra (Boms, 
1594, 40.) Book iv, c. 20, pp. 498-501; 
Father John Morris' Troubles of our Catholic 
Forefathers, (1872),. i, 64-101. 
Biographical Memoranda, by Bishop Kennet, 

relating to C. Mayne. Lansd. MSS: 981, art. 

99, fol. 163-64. 



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MAYNE, Bet. Cutheekt. (Con.). 

Commentariolus de Persecutione Anglicana a 
CoUegio Romano Anglicano. Ingoltstadii, 1582, 
12<>. 

Note.— Contains at the end some hexameters ad- 
dressed to C. Mayne. C. Mayne was the first person 
who was put to death under the Act of 1571 ; being 
charged at Launceston Assizes, 16 Sept., 1577, with the 
possession of an Agnus Dei and a Bull of Pope Gregory. 
His conduct also caused the banishment of his patron, 
Francis Tregian [g'-^O 

MAYNE, Rev. John Pascoe (son of Will. 
Mayne). Curate of St. Agnes, Isles of Scilly, 
Dec, 1849 ; Curate of Mawgan and St. Martin, 
Meneage, Dec, 1854 ; Curate of Tywardreath, 
1858; Now (1872) Curate of Beer-Ferris, 
Devon. I. Ballyheigh, co. Kerry, 12 Dec, 
1826. 
A sermon on the death of the Rev. Gerard 

Mann, (1855), q.v. 

MAYOW, John, M.D., F.R.S. (?>rd son of 
Philip Mayow). Probationary Fellow of All 
Souls, 1662? h. St. Dunstan's in the West, 
Fleet St., 1644. d. At an Apothecary's House 
bearing the sign of the Anchor, in York St., 
Covent Garden, London, Sept., 1679. lur. St. 
Paul's, Covent Garden, cf. Bliss' Wood, iii, 
1199; Daniel Le Clerc's Bill. A-iiatomica, (1699), 
i, 1057-64, ii, 554-69 ; Eallam's Lit. Hist, of 
Europe, (1854), iii, 581 ; W. Hewson's Works 
(Sydenliam Soc, 1846), pp. 7, 11; Granger; 
WatMns' Biog. Did. ; Chalmers ; Didot Nouvel 
Biog. Univ. ; Biog. Univ. ; Bose. 

Tractatvs dvo quorum prior agit de respira- 
tione ; alter de rachitide. A Joh. Mayow, Coll. 
Omn. An. Socio. Oxon, excudebat Hen. Hall, 
impensis Ric. Davis, 1668, 8"., pp. 108. Sion 
College Lib. 

Note. — " Tractatus primus de respiratione," pp. 
1-61, with two plates ; " Tractatvs Secundus de rachi- 
tide. A Joh. Mayo... Oxon. excudebat Hen. Hall, im- 
pensis Ric. Davis, 1668," pp. 65-108. The pagination 
of this work is continuous and the second portion has 
a distinct title page. cf. Philos. Trans., iii, 833-35, 
(1668). 

Disquisitiones Anatomicss. A Joh. Mayow. 
Geneva, 1669, fol. 

Tractatus duo, quorum prior agit de respira- 
tione, alter de rachitide. A Joh. Mayow, Coll. 
Omn. An. Socio. Lugd [uni] Batavor [um] apud 
Cornelium Driehuysen, Felicem Lopez de Haro, 
1671, 8"., pp. 1-57. 

Tractatus Quinque Medico-Physici. Quorum 
primus agit de Sal-Nitro, et Spiritu Nitro-aereo. 
Secundus de Respiratione. Tertius de Respira- 
tione FcEtus in utero et ovo. Quartus de Motu 
Musculari, et Spiritibus AnimaUbus. Ultimus 



MATOW, John, M.D. (Cm.). 

de Rhachitide. Studio Joh. Mayow, LL.D., et 
Medici; nee non Coll. Omn. Anim. in Univ. 
Oxon. Socii. Portrait. Oxonii ; e Theatro Shel- 
doniano, An. Dom. 1674, sm. 4". 

Note. — Epistola Dedioatoria ; Authori in ejus 
quinque Tractatus Carmen ; and Blenohus Eerum un- 
paged. First 3 Tracts, pp. 1-335 ; Last two, pp. 1-152. 
cf. Philos. Trans., ix, 101-113, (1674). 

Johannis Mayow, Londinensis Doctoris et 
Medici nee non Coll. Omn. Anim. in Universi- 
tate Oxoniensi Socii. Opera omnia medico-phy- 
sica tractatibus quinque comprehensa. Quorum 
catalogum pagina post epistolam Dedicatoriam 
exhibet. Editio novissima, Figuris seneis adornata. 
Portrait. Hagae-Comitum apud Amoldum Leers, 
1681, 8°. Dedication unpaged, 2 leaves, De 
Rachitide, etc., pp. 1-416, Elenchus Rerum un- 
paged, 11 leaves. 

Note. — This is a reprint of the previous work. 

P'AXlTIAOAOriA or A tract of the disease 
rhachitis commonly called the rickets, shewing 
the signes, cause, symptoms and prognosticks. 
Together with a most accurate and ingenious 
method of cure. Written originally in Latin (ac- 
cording to a new framed Hypothesis) by that 
most learned philosopher and famous physician, 
Dr. John Mayow... rendered into English by 
Wiilliam] S[ury.] To which is subjoyn'd a pro- 
fitable Appendix touching weights and measures 
used in the composition of medecines... Oxford, 
printed by L. L. for Th. Fickus, 1685, [1684,] 12». 
Dedication, 3 leaves, To the Reader, 5 leaves, 
A Tract, pp. 1-100, Appendix, pp. 1-17, Terms 
of Art, 3J leaves. Index, 2 leaves. 

Chemical experiments and opinions, extracted 
from a work published in the last century. With 
a plate. Oxford, at the Clarendon Press, 1790, 
80., 2/6. 

Note.— A Letter " To Edmund Goodwyn, M.D.", 
signed " Thos. Beddoes, Oxford, 12 Feb., 1790," pp. 
i-xli ; Contents of the three treatises, pp. 1-18 ; Analysis 
of Mayow's Chemical Opinions, pp. 1-63. 

Observations on the claims of the Moderns to 
some discoveries in Chemistry and Physiology. 
ByG. D. Yeats, M.B...Lond., printed for the 
Author, and sold by J. Debrett, opposite Bur- 
lington-House, Piccadilly, 1798, 8°., pp. xxxvi 
and 403. 

Note. — This work chiefly relates to Mayow's dis- 
coveries in chemistry and physiology. Prefixed is a 
portrait of Mayow, and in the Appendix are letters by 
Dr. Beddoes and Dr. Scherer relative to him. 

Johann MayoVs Chemisch physiologische 
Schriften Aus dem Lateinischen iibersetzt von 
Joh. Koellner. . .nebst eiiier Vorrede von Alex. 



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MAXOW, John, M.D. (Con.). 

Nicol Scherer. Jena bey Johann Christian 
Gottfried Gopferdt, 1799, 8°., pp. xxiiand 456. 
Register, 6 leaves, Inlialt, 1 leaf. 

Mayow anticipated, or the discoveries of Hooke 
relative to the composition of our atmosphere. 
Communicated hy J. R. Thornton, M.D. Tilloch's 
Philos. Mag., iii, 370-75, (1799). 

Letter from [Thomas] Beddoes, M.D., respect- 
ing Cit. Fourcroy's account of the discoveries of 
Mayow. W. Nicholson! s Journ. of Natural Philo- 
sophy, iii, 108, (1800). 

MAYOW, Philip Wynell (eld. son of John 
Salt Wynell Mayow. d. 1802). 6. 17 Mch., 
1771. d. 54, Guilford St., London, 28 Dec, 
1844. cf. Gent. Mag., xxiii, 316, (1845). 

Note. — The Eev. Mayow Wynell Mayow, M.A. (2nd 
son of the above), b. 8 July, 18 10, is the author of nume- 
rous works. 

MAYOW, Rev. Richard. Canon of Exeter, b. 
Bray "i d. 1500. cf Bliss' Wood, ii, 709. 

MAYOW, Rev. Robert Wynell, B.A. (2nd 
son of John Salt Wynell Mayow). Curate of 
St Thomas' Chapel, Ardwick, near Manches- 
ter, 1816-17. 6. Saltash, 8 Oct., 1777. d. 
Ardwick, Manchester, 8 Jan., 1817. cf Gent. 
Mag., Ixxxvii, pt. i, 90, (1817). 
Plain Preaching, or sermons for the poor and 
for people of all ranks. By the Rev. R. Mayow. 
2nd ed. Lond., printed for Baldwin, Cradock 
and Joy, Paternoster Row. [R. Cocker, printer, 
Ormskirk,] 1816, 12"., pp. viii and 406, 6/-. 

Sermons and Miscellaneous Pieces. By the 
Rev. R. W. Mayow, formerly of Exeter College, 
Oxford, and Curate of Ardwick, near Man- 
chester. To which is prefixed a memoir of his 
life Lond., printed for Budd and Calkin, 100, 
Pali MaU, 1821, 8°., pp. 453, 7/6. 

MAYSON, Rev. Charles, D.D. (son of Rev. 
Peter Mayson). Fellow of Wadham Coll. ; R. 
of Lezant, 31 July, 1784 to 1815. &• Jrome, 
1753. d. Lezant, 14 Jan., 1815. cf Gent. 
Mag., bLxxv, pt. i, 94, (1815). 

MEASOM, George Samuel, F.R.G.S. (son of 
Daniel Measom). b. Greenwich, Dec, 1818. 
The Official Illustrated Guide to the Bristol 
and Exeter, North and South Devon, CornwaU 
and South Wales Railways By ». Me^""'- 
300 Engravings. Lond., R. Griffin, «.<«., [leoOJ 
80 i/._2nded. Lond., Griffin, Bohn and Co. 
n.d., [1861,] 80., pp. 280, 1/-. 

Note —The Account of the Cornwall and West 
Cornwall BaUways, with 27 views, is contained m pp. 
213-64. 



MELORUS, St. (son of Melianus, Duke of Corn- 
wall). Patron Saint of Mylor. d. 1 Oct., 
411? cf. Acta Sanctorum, 3 Jan., i, 136-37, 
1089; Leland's Itin., iii, 194; Hardy's Cat. of 
Materials, i, 39-40 ; William of Malmesbwry 
Gesta Pontificum, ii, 87 ; Haddan and Stubbs', 
Councils, i, 35-36, 161-62, ii, 84. 

MELVILL,Rev. Henry, B.D. (sonofCapt. Philip 
Mehill). Fellow and Tutor of St. Peter's 
Coll., Camb., 1822-32?; Incumb. of Camden 
Chapel, Oamberwell, 1830?; Chaplain to the 
Tower of London, 1840 ; Golden Lecturer, St. 
Margaret's, Lothbury, 1850-56; Principal of 
East India Coll., Haileybury, 1843; Canon of 
St. Paul's, 1856-71 ; R of Barnes, 1863-71. 
b. Pendennis Castle, 14 Sept., 1798. d. Resi- 
dentiary House, Amen Court, London, 9 Feb., 
1871. bur. St. Paul's, 15th Feb. cf J. Granfs 
Metropolitan Pulpit, (1839), ii, 1-21 ; Diary of 
H. C. Robinson, iii, 177-78; The London Pulpit, 
by J. Ewing Ritchie, (1858), pp. 60-68 ; Jos. 
Johnson's Popular Preachers, (1863), pp. 189- 
201 ; The Preacher's Lantern, Ed. by Revs. 
Paxton Hood and D. Longwill, (1871), i, 193- 
207, 257-67, 332-42, (1871) ; English Cyclop; 
Men of the Time; Annual Register (Obituary), 
1871, p. 145. 

The veil lifted up, a sermon preached at St. 
Margaret's, Lothbury, Feb. 20, 1871, being the 
Tuesday after the funeral of Canon Melvill. By 
Daniel Moore, M.A. Lond., Oxford and Cam- 
bridge, Rivingtons, 1871, 4"., pp. 23. 

A Sermon in behalf of the London Associa- 
tion, in aid of the Missions of the United 
Brethren. Preached at St. Clement's, London, 
April 26, 1830. By H. Melvill, M.A., Minister 
of Camden Chapel, Camberwell, and late Fellow 
and Tutor of St. Peter's College, Cambridge. 
Lond., published by L. B. Seeley and Sons. 
[Printed by L. B. Seeley and Sons, Weston 
Green, Thames Ditton,] 1830, 8"., pp. 32, 1/6. 

The 'Spital Sermon. Preached before the Lord 
Mayor and Corporation of the City of London, 
at Christ Church, Newgate St., Apl. 5, 1831. 
By the Rev. H. Melvill, M.A. Lond., L. B. 
Seeley and Sons, 1831, 8°., 1/6. 

Report of two Funeral Sermons for the late 
Rev. William Howels, A.M. By the Rev. H. 
Melvill, A.M., and the Hon. and Rev. Baptist 
Noel A.M., preached at Long Acre Episcopal 
Chapel, on Sunday, Nov. 25, 1832. To which 
is added substance of a sermon by the late Rev. 
W Howels. Lond., published by W. Strange, 
21, Paternoster Row, 1832, 8»., pp. 34, 1/-. 

Note.— The Sermon preached on Sunday morning 
by the Bev. H. Melvill occupies pp. 3-21. 

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MELVILL, Bet. Henbt, B.D. (Con.). 

A Sermon preached... on the occasion of the 
death of the Rev. W. Howels, M.A...By H. 
Melvill, M.A. 2nd ed. Lond., published by L. 
B. Seeley and Sons. [Thames Ditton, printed,] 
1832, 80., pp. 50.— 3rded. ]832, 8"., pp. 50. 

Sermons. By H. Melvill, M.A. Lond., J. G-. 
and F. Rivington, 1833 and 1838, 2 vols., 8". 
— ith ed. 1840-42, 2 vols., 8o.— 5th ed. Lond., 
F. and J. Rivington, 1846, 2 vols., 8».— New 
ed. Lond., Oxford and Cambridge, Rivingtons, 
1870, 2 vols., 8°. 

The Divine Patience exhausted through the 
making void the divine law. A sermon preached 
at Camden Chapel, Camberwell, on Sunday, the 
26 AprU, 1835, by H. Melvill, A.M. Minister of 
the Chapel. Lond., J. Gr. and F. Rivington, 
1835, 8«., pp. 36. 

Sermons preached before the University of 
Cambridge, during the month of February, 1836. 
To which are added two sermons preached in 
Great St. Mary's at the evening lecture. By H. 
Melvill, M.A. Cambridge, printed for J. and 
J. J. Deighton, 1836, 8»., pp. viii and 141, 5/-. 

Note. — This work has extended to five editions. 

A Sermon preached at the sixty-second Anni- 
versary of the Royal Humane Society, at St. 
Luke's Church, Chelsea, on Sunday morning. 
May 1, 1836. By the Rev. H. Melvill, M.A. 
Lond., printed for the Society by Compton and 
Ritchie, Middle St., Cloth Fair, 1836, 8°. pp. 
36, 1/-. 

Four Sermons preached before the University 
of Cambridge, during the month of February, 
1837. To which are added two Sermons preached 
at the Evening Lecture, in Great St. Mary's 
Church. By H. Melvill, B.D. Cambridge, printed 
for J. and J. J. Deighton, Trinity St., 1837, 8o., 
pp. 140, 5/-. 

Note. — Five editions of this work have heen printed. 

Religious Education, a sermon preached at 
Camden Chapel, Camberwell, on Sunday, Jan. 
28, 1838, after the reading of the Queen's letter 
on behalf of the National Society. By H. Mel- 
vill, B.D. Lond., printed for J. G. and F. Riv- 
ington, 1838, 8°., pp. 36, 1/6.— 2nd ed., 1839, 
8°., 1/6. 

'The Greatness of being useful. A Sermon 
preached in the church of St. Nicholas, Dept- 
ford, on Trinity Monday, June 11, 1838, before 
the Corporation of Trinity House. By H. Mel- 
vill, B.D. Lond., printed for J. G. and F. Riv- 
ington, 1838, 4°., pp. 23, 1/6. 

The East Wind and the Rough Wind. A 
sermon preached at the church of St. PhiUp, 
Stepney, on the morning of Sunday, Feb. 3, 
1839, in behalf of the Samaritan Society, con- 



MELVILL, Rev. Henbt, B.D. (Cm.). 

nected with the London Hospital. By H. Mel- 
vill, B.D. Lond., sold by J. G. and F. Rivington, 
1839, 8°., pp. 32. 

Four Sermons preached before the University 
of Cambridge, during the month of November, 
1839. To which are added Two Sermons preached,, 
the one at Great St. Mary's, the other at St. 
Michael's. By H. Melvill, B.D. Cambridge, 
printed for J. and J. J. Deighton, 1839, 8o., 5/-. 

Note. — Three editions of this work have been pub- 
lished. 

Protestantism and Popery. By the Rev. H. 
Melvill. Extracted by permission from his second 
volume of Sermons published by Rivingtons, 
London, 1838. 3rd thousand. Lond., printed by 
A. Macintosh, 20, Great New-Street. Published 
by the Protestant Association. [Tract No. 18,] 

1839, 8"., pp. 12, l^d. 

The Church of Rome in her primitive purity 
compared with The Church of Rome at the 
present day. ..By John H. Hopkins, D.D... First 
London edition revised and corrected by the 
Author, with an introduction, by the Rev. H. 
Melvill, B.D. Lond., printed for J. G. and F. 
Rivington, 1839, 8"., pp. xxiv and 396, 8/6. 

Sermons preached at Cambridge during the 
month of November, 1839. By H. Melvill, B.D. 
Lond., printed for J. G. F. and J. Rivington, 

1840, 8°., pp. viii and 141. 

Spiritual Destitution of the parish of Bethnal- 
Green, London. Two sermons preached in the 
parish church of St. Vedast, Foster Lane, Cheap- 
side, on Sunday, Dec. 29, 1839. By the Rev. 
H. Melvill, B.D., and the Rev. Thomas Dale, 
M.A. Lond., Smith, Elder and Co., 1840, 8o., 
pp. 60 and 7, 2/-. 

Note. — Mr. Melvill's Sermon with a half title called 
" Christ weeping over the City," and a preface dated 
" Camberwell, 14 Feb., 1840," occupies pp. 1-27. 

Angels rejoicing in the gospel. A sermon 
preached on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 1 840,in the church 
of St. John the Evangelist, Brighton, on the 
occasion of its Consecration by the Right Rev. 
The Lord Bishop of Worcester. By H. Melvill, 
B.D. Lond., printed for J. G. F. and J. Riving- 
ton, 1840, 80., pp. 32. 

Remarks on Evangelical preaching, (exclusively 
so called) as exhibited in a published sermon of 
the Rev. Henry Melvill. Lond., 1840, S". 

Christianity the Guardian of Human Life. A 
Sermon preached in the church of St. Nicholas, 
Deptford, on Trinity Monday, June 15, 1840, 
before the Corporation of Trinity House. By H. 
Melvill, B.D. Lond., printed for J. G. F. and J. 
Rivington, 1840, 80., pp. 24.. 

The Englishman's Library, No. xi. A Practi- 



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MELVHjL, Eev. Hbnby, B.D. (Con. J. 

cal Discourse of Religious Assemblies. By Wil- 
liam Sherlock, D.D. A new ed. with a preface 
by The Eev. H. Melvill, B.D., Minister of 
Camden Chapel, Camberwell. Lond., Jas Burns 
1840, 12"., pp. xxviii and 293. 

Note.— The Editor's Preface, signed "H. Melvill 
Camberwell, 30 July, 1840," occupies pp. v-xx. 

Sermons by xxxix Living Divines of the 
Church of England. [Edited by Rev. Geo. 
Dugard, M.A., and Rev. Alex. Watson, B.A.j 
Lond., J. G. and F. Rivington, 1840, 8" , pp 
xix and 678. ^^' 

Note.—" Sermon xxiii, Saul and the Witch of 
Endor. By the Bev. H. Melville, D.D." is contained in 
pp. 383-402. 

The Dissolution of all things and God's in- 
structing by his Providence. Two sermons 
preached on Sunday, Nov. 7, 1841, in the Royal 
Chapel of St. Peter ad Viacula, on the occasion 
of the late calamitous fire in the Tower of 
London. The former by the Rev. H. Melvill, 
B.D., Chaplain to the Tower of London. The 
latter by the Rev. H. Thomas, M.A., Assistant 
Chaplain... Lond., printed for J. G. F. and J. 
Rivington, 1841, 8o., pp. 43. 

Note. — Mr. Melvill's Sermon occupies pp. 7-23. 

The young admonished from the example of 
Timothy. A sermon preparatory to confirmation 
preached at Camden Chapel, Camberwell, on 
Sunday, Apl. 24, 1842. By H. Melvill, B.D. 
Lond., printed for J. G. F. and J. Rivington, 
1842, 80., pp. 28. 

The Least of service to the Greatest. A ser- 
mon preached in the church of St. Nicholas, 
Deptford, on Trinity Monday, May 23, 1842, 
before the Corporation of Trinity House. By 
H. Melvill, B.D. Lond., printed for J. G. F. 
and J. Rivington, 1842, 4"., pp. 19. 

Sermons on certain of the less prominent facts 
and references in Sacred Story. By H. Melvill, 
B.D. Lond., printed for J. G. F. and J. Riving- 
ton, 1843-45, 2 vols., 8"., 10/6 ea. vol. 

The Blessing in the Curse. A sermon preached 
in the church of St. Nicholas, Deptford, on 
Trinity Monday, June 3, 1844, before the Cor- 
poration of Trinity House. By H. Melvill, B.D. 
Lond., F. and J. Rivington, 1844, 4^., pp. 24. 

The Word in Season. A sermon preached in 
the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on Thursday, 
May 9, 1844, at the Festival of the Sons of the 
Clergy. By the Rev. H. Melvill, B.D. Together 
with a report of the committee, etc. Lond., sold 
by F. and J. Rivington, 1844, 8"., pp. 60. 

Note. — Mr. Melvill's Sermon occupies pp. 1-28. 



MELVILL, Eev. Henkt, B.D. (Con.). 

No. 17, Tracts for Englishmen. The Parting 
Hymn. By the Rev. H. Melvill, B.D... Chaplain 
to the Tower of London. Lond., Edwards and 
Hughes, Ave-Maria Lane, 1846, 8o., pp. 12, IJd. 

The Shipwreck, a Sermon preached in the 
church of St. Nicholas, Deptford, on Trinity 
Monday, June 8, 1846, before the corporation 
of Trinity House. By H. Melvill, B.D. Lond., 
F. and J. Rivington, 1846, 4"., pp. 16. 

Sermons preached on public occasions. By H. 
Melvill, B.D. Lond., F. and J. Rivington, 1846, 
8"., pp. xii and 368, 10/6. 
_ The fall of Jericho ; a sermon on the exten- 
sion of the church in the colonies and depen- 
dencies of the British Empire, preached before 
the University of Cambridge, on Sunday, Nov. 
26, 1848. By H. Melvill, B.D. Lond., F. and 
J. Rivington, 1848, 8o., pp. 32. 

The Rev. H. Melvill on Ireland, 1848. Foster, 
printer, Kirby Lonsdale, [1848,] 16". s.sh. 

The Jealousy of God. A Sermon preached at 
the Foundling Hospital, on Sunday, May 6th, 
1849. By H. Melvill, B.D. Published by the 
Governors of the Hospital. Lond., J. W. Parker, 
West Strand, 1849, 8°., pp. 27. 

The Preacher in Print. Second Series. The 
Golden Lectures. Forty-eight sermons delivered 
at St. Margaret's Church, Lothbury, on Tuesday 
mornings, from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1850. By the 
Rev. H. MeMll, B.D. Selected from the Penny 
Pulpit. Lond., Jas. Paul, 1, Chapter House 
Court, North side, St. Paul's Church-yard and 
Paternoster Row. n.d., [1850,] 8"., pp. 214. 

Note. — This work was published without Mr. Mel- 
vill's sanction. 

The Modern Pulpit ; A Collection of Sermons 
by the following eminent divines, the Venerable 
Archdeacon Sinclair, A.M... Rev. H. Melvill, 
B.D., etc. With an Introductory Essay by the 
Rev. Arthur Gore Pemberton, M.A. Lond., 
Seeley and Co. n.d., [1850,] 8°., pp. xl and 352. 

Note. — " The Question of Judas, Master, is it I. 
By the Bev. H. Melvill, B.D." is contained in pp. 231- 
56. 

Thoughts appropriate to the season and the 
days, in lectures, delivered on the Tuesday 
mornings during Lent, 1851, at St. Margaret's, 
Lothbury. By the Rev. H. Melvill, B.D. Lond., 
Kerby and Son, 190, Oxford St., 1851, 8"., pp. 
iv and 243. 

A Selection from the Lectures delivered at 
St. Margaret's, Lothbury, on the Tuesday morn- 
ings of the years 1850, 1851, 1852. By the Rev. 
H. Melvill, B.D. Lond., F. and J. Rivington, 
1853, 8"., pp. viii and 389. 

Hints on the culture of character. By the 



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MELVILL, Eev. Henet, B.D. (Con.). 

Eev. Geo. Croly, LL.D...Eev. H. Melvill, B.D. 
...Edited by JFames] H[ogg.] Edinburgh, Jas. 
Hogg; Lond., E. Groombridge and Sons, 1855- 
56, 8»., pp. xiv and 520. 

Note.—" Christian Membership. By the Eev. H. 
Melvill, B.D." is contained in pp. 79-115. 

The Indian Civil Service. Report to the Eight 
Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., M.P., &c. By 
The Right Hon. T. B. Macaulay . . . The Rev. 
Principal H. Melvill, etc. Lond., W. Thacker 
and Co., 87, Newgate St. ; Calcutta, Thacker, 
Spink and Co., 1855, 8«., pp. 24. 

British Eloquence of the Nineteenth Century. 
Sacred Oratory. First Series. Sermons of Emi- 
nent Living Divines of the Church of England. 
Contributed by theAuthors. . .Lond. and Glasgow, 
E. Griffin and Co., 1856, 8°., pp. xxxiv and 326. 

■Note. — " A Sermon by the Eev. H. Melville, B.D., 
Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen, and Principal to the 
East India College, By little and little " is contained in 
pp. 23-44. 

Golden Counsels, the young christian's remem- 
brancer. Selections from the Eev. H. MelvUl's 
" Golden Lectures," etc. Edited by the Author 
of Pietas Privata. Portrait of Bev. H. Melvill. 
Lond., John Farquhar Shaw, 1856, 12"., pp. 511. 

The Golden Lectures for the years 1850 to 
1855 inclusive. Preached in St. Margaret's 
Church, Lothbury. By the Eev. H. Melvill, B.D. 
Lond., James Paul, 1856, 6 vols., 8o., 36/-. 

Voices of the Year; a course of expository 
readings appropriate to the Holydays and Sun- 
days throughout the year ; chiefly selected from 
the " Golden Lectures " delivered by the Eev. 
H. Melvill, B.D., in the Church of St. Margaret, 
Lothbury. Lond., James Paul, 1, Chapter House 
Court, 1856, 2 vols., 8". 

Selections from the sermons preached during 
the latter years of his Hfe in the parish church 
of Barnes and in the Cathedral of St. Pauls. By 
H. Melvill, B.D., late Canon of St. Paul's and 
Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen. Lond., 
Eivington's, 1872, 2 vols, cr., 8"., 5/- ea. 

The Anchor of the Soul. A Sermon. Church 
of England Mag., i, 360-66, (1836). 

The defensive power of the peace of God. ib., 
iv, 272-78, (1838). 

The Instructive example of Baal's Priests, ib., 
xviii, 326^34, (1845). 

MELVILL, Major-General Sie Peter Mel- 
vill, K.C.B. (ith son of the succeeding). Sec- 
retary to the Hon. East India Co. ; Military 
and Naval Secretary to the Government of 
Bombay; Knighted, 1860. 6. Pendennis Castle, 
2 July, 1803. Now resident at Brighton, cf. 
Men of the Time, 1862 and 1868. 



MELVILL, Caft. Philip, of the 73rd Foot (ith 
son of John Melvill, Collector of Customs, Dwor 
bar). Lieut. Governor of Pendennis Castle, 
1796-1811. b. Dunbar, 7 ApL, 1762. d. Pen- 
dennis Castle, 27 Oct., 1811. bw. Falmouth 
Church, cf. Gent. Mag., Ixxxi, pt. ii, 491, 667, 
(1811). 

The true christian exemplified, being the sub- 
stance of a sermon occasioned by the death of 
P. Melville, (sic) Esq., Deputy Governor of Pen- 
dennis Castle, Cornwall, preached at Ely Chapel,; 
Holborn, London, on Sunday, Nov. 24, 1811. 
By John Wilcox, M.A...Lond., printed by J. 
Dennett, Leather Lane ; sold by Seeley, Fleet 
St., 1811, 80., pp. viiiand22. 

Memoirs of the late Philip Melvill, Esq., 
Lieut. Gov. of Pendennis Castle, Cornwall ; with. 
An Appendix containing extracts from his diaries 
and letters : selected by A Friend. Together with 
two letters and a sermon, occasioned by his 
death. Lond., printed by J. Dennett. Sold by 
Hatchard, Piccadilly... m.d, [1812,] 8". Titles 
and prefaces, pp. viii, memoirs and appendix, pp.. 
291, List of Subscribers, 10 leaves. — 2nd ed. 
Lond., published by Hatchard, Piccadilly, 1815, 
120., pp. 235, 5/-. 

Note. — The 2nd ed. does not contain the Eev. J, 
Wilcox's Sermon. 

The Parental Instructor ; or advice to youth. 
Extracted from Governor MelvUl's Letters to 
his Children. By Eev. J. Bulmer. Lond., Offer,. 
1822, 12"., 2d. 

MENHINICK, Alexander (son of Alex. Men- 
hinich). b. Tregaraen, St. Mabyn, about 6 
miles from Camelford, 1775. d. Sladesbridge,. 
near Wadebridge, 5 Jan., 1812. 

The Victorious Christian. A funeral sermon 
preached at Sladesbridge, at the interment of 
the much lamented Alex. Menhinick. By W. 
Fonrler. Bodmin, printed by E. Bligh, 1812, 
12"., pp. 29. 

Note. — This sermon was preached by the Eev. W. 
Povrler before the corpse was taken from the house. 

Memoir of Mr. Alex. Menhinick, by Eev. 
Francis Truscott. Methodist Mag., xlii, 561-73,. 
(1819). 

MENWYNECK FAMILY, of St. Germans, cf: 
Chancery Proceedings temp. Eliz., i, p. xl; 
Trevelyan Papers, (Camden Soc), i, 63. 

MEREDITH, Edward (son of the Rev. Edward 
Meredith, B. of Landulph. d. 8 May, 1661^. 
Student of Christ Church, 1666; Secretary 
to Sir W. Godolphin, whilst in Spain, b. Com- 
waU, 1648. d. Italy, cf Bliss' Wood, iv, 393,. 



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MEEEDITH, Edwakd. (Con.). 

654 J Welch's List of Westminster Scholars, 
(1852), p. 161 ; DodcTs Church Hist., (1742), 
iii, 465. 

Some Remarques upon a late popular piece of , 
ijonsense, called Julian the Apostate. Together 
with a particular vindication of His Eoyal High- 
ness the Duke of York... By a lover of Truth, 
Vertue, and Justice, [i.e., E. Meredith.] Lond., 
printed for T. Davies, 1682, fol, pp. 35. Bod. 
Lib. 

NoiE. — " Julian the Apostate " is to be found in 
" Tlie Works of the late Eev. Mr. Samuel Johnson. 
Lond., 1710, fol." pp. 1-116. It first appeared without 
the author's name, Lond., 1682, 8°. 

A Journal of Meditations for every day in the 
year. Gathered out of divers Authors. Written 
first in Latin by I*f- B., and newly translated 
into English by E[dward] MFeredith.] The Third 
Edition. Lond., printed by Henry Hills, Printer 
to the King's most excellent Majesty, for his 
Houshold and Chappel ; for him and Matthew 
Turner, at the Lamb, in High-Holbom, 1687, 
80. Br. Museum. 

Note. — The Translater to the Eeader and the Pre- 
• face unpaged ; then pp. 482. Then follow a Table of the 
Meditattons and a Table of the Sundays throughout the 
year also unpaged. 

A Letter to Dr. E. S[tillingfleet] concerning 
his late letter to Mr. G-[odden] and the account 
he gives in it of a conference between Mr. G. 
and himself. Lond., printed by Henry Hills, 
printer to the King's most excellent Majesty for 
his houshold and Chappel, 1687, 4»., pp. 36. 
Br. Museum and Trin. Coll. Lib., Dublin. 

Note. — Signed "E. M[eredith,] London, March 
28, 1687." 

A second letter to Mr. G. in answer to two 
Letters lately published concerning the confer- 
ence at the D. of P. [Anon. By E. Stillingfleet, 
D.D.] Lond., 1687, 4"., pp. 44. Chetham Lib. 

A True account of a conference held about 
religion at London, Septemb. 29, 1687, between 
A Pulton, Jesuit, and Tho. Tenison, D.D., as 
also of that which led to it and followed after 
it. By T. Tenison, D.D. Lond., printed for Ric. 
ChisweU, at the Rose and Crown, in St. Paul's 
Church-yard, 1687, 4»., pp. 83 and Epistle 
Dedicatory unpaged. Br. Museum. 

The Vindication of A. Cresner, (sic) School- 
Master, in Long-Acre, from the aspersions of A. 
Pulton, Jesuit, and Schoolmaster in the Savoy : 
together with some account of his discourses 
with Mr. Meredith. [By A. Cressener.] Lond., 
printed for Ric. ChisweU... 1687, i"., pp. 14. 
Chetham Ub., and Br. Museum. 

Remarks of A. Pulton, Master in the Savoy, 



MEEEDITH, Edwabd. (Con.). 

upon Dr. Tho. Tenison's late Narrative... and a 
reply to A. Chresner's (sic) pretended vindication. 
Lond., printed by Nathaniel Thompson... 1687, 
4°., pp. 42 and Epistle Dedicatory with Testi- 
monies unpaged. Br. Museum. 

A true and full account of a conference held 
about religion, between Dr. Tho. Tenison and 
A. Pulton, one of the Masters in the Savoy. 
[By Andrew Pulton.] Lond., printed by Nathaniel 
Thompson, at the entrance into Old-Spring-Gar- 
den, near Charing-Cross, 1687, i"., pp. 18 and 
To the Reader unpaged. Br. Museum. 

Mr. Pulton consider'd in his sincerity, reason- 
ings and authorities... By Tho. Tenison, D.D. 
Lond., printed for Richard ChisweU... 1687, 4°., 
pp. 100 and Dedication unpaged. Br. Museum 
and Chetham Lib. 

Remarks on a late conference between Andrew 
Pulton, Jesuit, and Thomas Tenison, D.D. By 
[E. Meredith.] Lond., 1687, 4". 

Some further remarks on the late account 
given by Dr. Tenison of his conference with 
Mr. Pulton wherein the Doctor's three exceptions 
against Edward Meredith are examined, several 
of his other misrepresentations laid open, motives 
of the said E. M.'s conversion shewed, and some 
other points relating to controversie occasionally 
treated. Together with an appendix in which 
some passages of the doctor's book entituled, 
Mr. Pulton considered, are re-considered; and 
in the close the best means of coming to true 
faith proposed. To aU which is added a post- 
script, in answer to the pamphlet put forth by the 
School-Master of Long Acre. [By E. Meredith.] 
Lond., printed by Henry Hills... and are to be 
sold at his Printing-House on the Ditch-Side, in 
Black-Fryers, 1688, 4^. Trin. Coll. Lib., Dublin, 
and Br. Museum. 

Note.— To the readers unpaged, signed E.M. ; The 
Eemarks, Appendix, etc., signed Edward Meredith, pp. 
1-161 ; postscript, pp. 162-76. 

A Vindication of Protestant Charity, in 
answer to some passages in Mr. E. M[eredith]'3 
remarks on a late conference. [By James Har- 
rington.] Oxford, 1688, 4«. Chetham Ub. 

Some reflexions upon a Treatise call'd Pietas 
Romana and Parisiensis, lately printed at Ox- 
ford. To which are added. I, A Vindication of 
Protestant charity, in answer to some passages 
in Mr. E. M[eredith,]'s Remarks on a late Con- 
ference. II, A defence of the Oxford reply to 
two Discourses there printed, AD. 1687. [Arum. 
By James Harrington.] Oxford, printed at the 
Theater, Anno Domini, 1688, 4«>., pp. 91. Bod. 
Ub. 

Note.—" A Vindication of protestant charity," &c. 
is contained in pp. 32-44. 



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MEEEWETHER, Henry Alworth, D.C.L., 
Q.C., and Serjeant at Law. Town Clerk of 
the City of London, 23 June, 1842, to 10 Feb., 
1859. 6. 1780. d. Castlefield, Wilts, 22 July, 
1864. 

Eeport of the case of the borough of West 
Looe, in the County of Cornwall, tried before a 
committee of the House of Commons, April 1 8, 
1822... By H. A. Merewether, Esq., of the Inner 
Temple, Barrister at Law. Lond., printed by 
A. Strahan...for Henry Butterworth...7, Fleet 
Street, between the Temple Gates, 1823, 8"., 
pp. Hi and 254, 12/-. 

The History of the Boroughs and the Muni- 
cipal Corporations of the United Kingdom from 
the earliest to the present time. . .By H. A. Mere- 
wether and A. J. Stephens. Lond., Stevens and 
Sons, BeU Yard, 1835, 3 vols., 4". 

Note. — The information is arranged in chronolo- 
gical order. 

MEEIADOCUS, Saint, or MERIADEC, Saint. 
Patron Saint of Camborne ; Bp. of Vannes, in 
Brittany, 7th Cent. cf. Acta Sanctorum, 7 
June, ii, 36 ; Leland's Collectanea, iv, 28. 

Begins " Hie incipit ordinale de vita sancti 
Mereadoci Episcopi et Confessoris." At the end 
" Finitur per dominum Hadton. Anno Domini 
1504." [A dramatic mystery in the Cornish 
Language.] MS. 16th Cent., 4"., pp. 168. 
Hengwrt, MSS. penes W. W. E. Wynne, Esq., 
Peniarth. 

Note. — For an account of the MS. cf. Arclueol 
Camb., i, 94-95, (1870). 

Beunans Meriasek. The Life of St. Meriasek, 
Bishop and Confessor. A Cornish Drama. Edited 
with a translation and notes. By Whitley Stokes. 
Lond., Trubner and Co., 1872, roy. 8"., pp. xvi 
and 279, 15/-. 

Note. — This is the previous MS. printed. Meriasek 
is the Cornish pronunciation of Meriadec. 

MERIASEK, St. See Meriadocus, St. 

MERIVALE, Herman, C.B. Barrister-at-law 
(son of John Herman Merivale). Recorder of the 
Borough of Penzance, 1841, to 31 Mch., 1 848 j 
Under Secretary of State for India, 1859. I. 
Dawlish, Devon, 1806. 

Historical Studies. By H. Merivale. Lond., 
Longman, 1865, 8"., pp. viii and 472, 12/6. 

Note.— Contains " The Scenery and Antiquities of 
Cornwall," pp 355-415, reprinted from the Quart. Rev., 
cii, 289-329, (1857). 

MERRETT, Christopher, M.D., F.R.S. h. 
WincLcombe, Gloucestershire, 16 Feb., 1614. 
d. Hatton Garden, London, 19 Aug., 1695. 



MEEEETT, Chbistopher, M.D. (Con.). 

A relation of the tinn mines and working of 
tinn in the county of Cornwal. Philos. Trans., 
xii, 949-52, (1678); Air. ii, 424, (1678); La 
Metallurgie par A. A. Ba/rha, ii, 330-36. 

Note.- — The original MS. of this treatise forms art. 
33 of No. 698 of the Addit. MSS., Br. Musernn. 

MERRIFIELD, Charles Watkins (son of John 
Merrifield, of Tavistock), h. London, 20 Oct., 
1827. 

The Distress in Cornwall. Pall Mall Gazette, 
16 Aug., 1866. 

Note.' — Mr. Merrifield m. Elizaheth Ellen, (dau. of 
John Nioholls, of Trekenning, St. Columb), she d. 23, 
Scarsdale Villas, Kensington, London, 23 Mch., 1869. 

MERTHERDERWA, Dr. Reginald, of Mer- 
therderwa, now Menadarva, in Camborne. 
Principal of Bull Hall, Oxford ; R. of St. 
Creed. Will proved 11 Feb., 1447. cf Rev. 
H. Anstey's Munimenta Academica, (1862), ii, 
522, 559 ; Harl. MSS., 4031, p. 87. 

Note. — The Will directs the erection of Cornish 
Crosses in Camborne, and the donations of vestments 
and money to Camborne, Creed and St. Michael's Mount. 

MERRIFIELD, William. Librarian of Tav- 
istock Public Library, b. Tavistock, 6 Mch., 
1804. 

Meteorological Register kept at the Public 
Library, Tavistock. Bejy. B.I.C., 1844. p. 54. 

MEYRICK, Rev. Thomas. Travelling Preacher 
for Lady Huntingdon ; Curate of a small 
Chapel in the parish of Halifax; Afternoon 
Lecturer in Parish Church of Halifax, 17- - 
to 1770. h. Cornwall, d. Halifax, Jan., 1770. 
hur. Parish Church, cf. Tyerman's Life of 
Wesley, (1870), i, 460, 497, 528; Ufe and 
Times of Countess of Huntingdon, (1839), L 
446. 

MEYRICK, Rev. Thomas, B.A. (2ndsonof Bev. 
0. L. Meyrick, B. of Holswmihy, Devon). Curate 
of North Petherwin; E. of Covenham St. 
Mary, Lincolnshire, h. CornwalH 1775. d. 
Cartha Martha, Lezant, 27 May, 1841. cf 
Gent. Mag., xvi, 214, (1841). 

MICHAEL, OF CORNWALL. ^e« Blaumpinus, 
Michael, p. 25. 

MICHAEL, George. 

A.D. 1818, May 26. No. 4267. Specification 
of George Michael, of St. Austell... Builder for 
" Certain improvements in the method of opening 
and shutting windows or sashes, and also in 
the application of machinery to the opening and 



MICHELL. 



851 



MICHELL. 



MICHAEL, Geoboe. (Con.)- 

shutting window shutters, and in other cases 
where the aforesaid improvement may be ap- 
plied." With drawing annexed. Lond., 1818, 
fol. — ^Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1857, fol., pp. 7, 13d. 

MICHELL, LiEUT.-CoLONEL Charles Corn- 
WALLIS, C.E., K.H. (2nd son of Admiral Samp- 
son Michell). Royal Engineers ; Military Draw- 
ing Master, Sandhurst, 1824; Professor of 
Fortifications, Woolwich, 1825; Surveyor Gen- 
eral at the Cape of Good Hope, 1828-48. b. 
Exeter, 29 Mch., 1793. d. Eltham, 28 Mch., 
1851. 

On the roads and kloofs in the Cape Colony. 
Journ. Geogr. Soc, vi, 168-73, (1836). 

MICHELL, Francis (son of Rich. Michell). 

b. Gwennap, 1 June, 1780. d. Redruth, 7 Aug., 

1860. 

Steam Boiler Guage. Plate. Rep. B.C. P. Soc, 
1841, pp. 121-22. 

MICHELL, Francis William (son of the pre- 
ceding), b. Redruth, 29 June, 1828. 
Improved Pick. Rep. R.C.P.Soc, 1849, p. iii. 

MICHELL, Admiral Sir Frederick Thomas, 
K.C.B. (eld. son of Admiral Sampson Michell. 
d. 1809). Promoted Admiral 2 Apl., 1866. 
Knighted 19 Mch., 1867. b. 8 Apl., 1788. d. 
North Gate, Totnes, 14 Jan., 1873. cf. Gent. 
Mag., iii, 521, (1867) ; O Byrne's Naval Biog. 
Bid.; The Times, 16' Jan., p. 5, col. 6. 

MICHELL, Grace (youngest dau. of Jas. Angove, 
and wife 1 Nov., 1870, of Francis William 
Michell). b. Redruth, 20 Dec, 1839. 
We shall need no candle there. A Story of' 
a Sunday Scholar. Anon. Redruth, J. S. Doidge, 
1859, 12".— 2nd ed. 1861, 120,, pp. 12, Id.— 
3rd ed. 1864, 12°. 

The Gold Fields of California, and struggles 
to win Gold there and in England. A Tale in 
17 chapters. [By Grace Angove.] The Redruth 
Times, 25 Sept., 1868 to 2 Apl., 1869. 

Note.— It is intended to republish these papers in 
a Pamphlet form. 

A Directory of Redruth and its neighbour- 
hood... Redruth, J. S. Doidge, [q.v.] 1866, cr. 80. 

Note.— Contains "Introductory History of Eed- 
mth, by Miss G. Angove and Mr. Jas. Johns,"pp. ix-xxui. 

Life's Battle Won. A Small Tribute to the 
Memory of George Smith, Esq., LL.D., etc., 
etc., of Trevu, Camborne. By the author of 
The Gold Fields of California, etc., etc. Redruth, 



MICHELL, Geaob. (Con.). 

J. S. Doidge, Fore Street; Lond., W. Kent 
and Co., 1869, 18«., pp. 24, 3d. 

The Sunday School Reciter... First Series. 
Redruth, J. S. Doidge. n.d., [1864,] 8"., pp. 36. 

NoTE.^Contains the following: 

ADialogue between George, John, and their Teacher. 
Signed " G," pp, 17-23. 

A Dialogue between Clara, Lucy, Emma, Polly, and 
Jane. Signed " G," pp. 26-32. 

Grace Michell has also published numerous articles 
in the " Christian Times," " Western Morning News," 
" Western Weekly News," and " Cornish Weekly News." 

MICHELL, James (1 son of John Michell, M.P. 
for Truro 1562, 1573, who m. Jane, eld. dau. of 
John Killigrew). 

Lease dated 1622 to Jas. Mychell from Simon 
Killigrew. q.v. 

MICHELL, James (Zrd son of Robert Michell, of 
Calenick). Receiving Inspector of Taxes for 
Cornwall and Devon, b. Steppes, near Bodmin, 
1775. d. Truro, 4 Mar., 1856. bm. Kenwyn. 

Parochial History of St. Neots, in Cornwall, 
and an historical sketch of the Life and Miracles 
of St. Neot ; together with a description of the 
Stained Windows in the parish church and the 
Ballad of Tregeagle or Dosmare Pool. By James 
Michell. Bodmin, printed by Liddell and Son, 
1833, 80., pp. 220. 

MICHELL, James (son of Capt. Jas. Michell). 
b. Tresavean, Gwennap, 1796. d. Alderley 
Edge, Cheshire, 27 Nov., 1862. Monu. West- 
bury on Trym. 
On the argentiferous lead mines of the Sierra 

Almagrera on the southern coast of Spain. Trans. 

R.G.S.C, vi, 308-16, (1846). 

A.D. 1835, June 22. No. 6853. Specification 
'of James Michell, of Truro... Gentleman, for 

" An improved process in smelting argentiferous 

ores." With drawing annexed. Lond., 1835, fol. 

— Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 

1858, fol., pp. 4, 3d. 

MICHELL, John. 

A Lease of lands in Crofthole, in the parish 
of Leskowen, from John Smyth to J. MycheU 
and others, 1601. Br. Museum. Addit. MSS., 
5,013, art. 86. 

MICHELL, John (2nd son of Robert Michell). 
b. Calenick, 1 June. bapt. July, 1774. d. 
Calenick, 22 Nov., 1868. bur. Kea, 27 Nov. 

A Manual of Mineralogy... By Thomas Hogg, 
[q.v.] 1825, 80. 

Note. — John Michell very largely aided in the 
compilation of this work. 



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352 



MIOHELL. 



MICHELL, John. (Coii.). 

Notice of the analysis of copper ore found at 
Huel Falmouth which appears very much like 
the Buntkupfererz of Werner. Trans. B.G.S.C., 
iii, 338, (1827). 

A.D. 1843, April 11. No. 9692. Specification 
of John Michell, of Calenick...Tin Smelter, for 
" Improvements in extracting copper, iron, lead, 
bismuth; and other metals or minerals from Tin 
Ore." Lond., 1843, fol. — Eeprinted. Lond., Eyre 
and Spottiswoode, 1856, fol, pp. 3, 3d. 

A.D. 1852, Sept. 18. No. 14,295. Specification 
of John Michell, of Calenith, (sic) Cornwall, 
for " Improvements in purifying tin ores and 
separating ores of tin from other minerals." 
Lond., 1852, fol. — Eeprinted. Lond., Eyre and 
Spottiswoode, 1857, fol., pp. 3, 3d. 

MICHELL, John (son of Rich. Michell). 6. 
Gwennap, 1798. d. Eedruth, 15 Sept., 1867. 

Description of a new lock. Rep. R.C.P.Soc, 
1848, pp. 28-29. 

MICHELL, John (eld. son of John Michell, who 
d. 1868;. b. Truro, 1804. d. Madron, Pen- 
zance, 3 Dec, 1850. 

Tintagel Castle. Verses signed John Michell, 
Calenick ,Truro. Forget me not. (Lond., R. Acker- 
mann), 1829, pp. 85-88. 

MICHELL, John (2nd son of John Michell. 
b. 1800. d. St. Petersburg, 1856, and grandson 
of John Michell, of Bodmin). H.B. Majesty's 
Vice-Consul at St. Petersburg, b. St. Peters- 
burg, 1835?. 

The Eussians in Central Asia, their occupation 
of the Kirghiz Steppe and the line of the 
Syr-Daria, their political relations with Khiva, 
Bokhara, and Kokan, also descriptions of Chinese 
Turldstan and Dzungaria. By Capt. Valikhanof, 
M. Veniukof, and other Eussian Travellers. 
Translated from the Eussian by John and Eobert 
Michell. Plates. Lond., E. Stanford, 6, Charing 
Cross, 1865, 8"., pp. xvi and 562. 

First Ascent of the Tian-Shan or Celestial 
Mountains and visit to the upper course of the 
Jaxartes or Syr-Daria in 1857. By P. P. Semenof 
Translated from the Eussian by J. Michel! 
Journ. Roy. Geogr. Soc, xxxi, 356-66, (1861). 

Semipalatinsk. By N. Abramof Translated 
from the Journ. Eussian Geogr. Soc. for 1861, 
by J. Michell. ib., xxxii, 555-59, (1862). 

Notes on the Lake of Issyk-kul and the Eiver 
Koshkar. By W. Veniukof Translated by J 
MicheU. ib., xxxii, 560-64. 

The Lake of Nor-Zaisan and its neighbour- 
hood. By A. Abramof Translated from the 
Eussian by J. MicheU. ib., xxxv, 58-69, (1865) 

Djungaria and the Celestial Mountains. By 



MICHELL, John. (Con.). 

P. P. Semenof Translated from the Eussian by 
J. Michell. ib., xxxv, 213-31. 

The Pamir and the sources of the Amu-Daria. 
By M. Veniukof, Translated from Journ. Imp. 
Geogr. Soc. of St. Petersburgh, 1861, by J. 
Michell. ib., xxxvi, 248-65, (1866). 

The Belors and their country. By M. Veniukof- 
Translated from the Journ. Imp. Geogr. Soc. of 
St. Petersburg, 1862. ib., xxxvi, 265-79. 

The Delta and the mouths of the Amu-Daria 
or Oxus. By Admiral A. Boutakoff. Translated 
from the Eussian by J. Michell. ib., xxxvii, 152- 
60, (1867). 

MICHELL, Nicholas (2nd son of John Michell, 
who d. 1868). b. Truro, 4 June, 1807. 

The Siege of Constantinople, in three cantos. 
With other poems. By N. Michell. Lond., Smith, 
Elder and Co., 1831, 8°., pp. 80, 5/-. 

Living Poets and Poetesses; a biographical 
and critical poem. By N. Michell. Lond., Will. 
Kidd, 228, Eegent St., 1832, 12°., pp. 150. 
4/6.— 2nd ed. 1832, 120., pp_ 150. 

Note. — Dedicated " To John MicheU, Solicitor, 
Ilfraoomhe, . . .by his affectionate brother the Author, 
London, 1832." 

An Essay on woman, in three parts, [and Mis- 
cellaneous Poems.] By N. Michell. 2nd ed. 
Lond., published by Effingham Wilson, 1833, 
8"., 4/6. 

The Saxon's Daughter, a tale of the crusades, 
in six cantos. By N. Michell. Lond., Saunders 
and Otley, 1835, 12"., pp. 154, 5/-. 

Note.— Dedicated "To Frederic Shoberl Esq., 
Editor of The Forget me not . . .by his friend the Author." 

The Fatalist, or the Fortunes of Godolphin. 
By An Essayist on the Passions, [i.e., N. Michell.] 
Lond., W. Edwards, 12, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1840, 
3 vols., 8". 

The Traduced. An historical romance. By 
N. Michell. Lond., T. and W. Boone, 29, New 
Bond St., 1842, 3 vols., post 8"., 31/6. 

The Eventful Epoch, or the fortunes of Archer 
Clive. By N. Michell. Lond., Simpkin, Marshall 
and Co., 1846, 3 vols., post 8"., 31/6. 

Euins of many lands, a descriptive poem. 
With illustrations, [and portrait of the author.] 
By N. Michell. Lond., W. Tegg and Co., 1849, 
12°., pp. 283,5/-.— 2nd ed. enlarged. 1849, 80., 
pp. 394, 5/-.— 3rd ed. 1 852, 8 "., 5/-.— 4th ed. re- 
vised with considerable additions to the text 
and historical notes. Lond., W. Tegg and Co , 
1854, fcp. 8"., pp. 440, 4/6.— 5th and cheap ed. 
[formmg Vol. I of Collected Poems.] Lond., 
W. Tegg, 1871, fcp. 8"., pp. 440, 1/6. 

Note.— Dedicated "To his wife Maria... by the 
Author, London, Dec, 1848." 



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MICHELL, Nicholas. (Con.). 

The burial of Wellington; an elegiac and 
tributary poem. By N. Michell. Lend., W. Tegg 
and Co., 1852, 8°., pp. 16, 3d. 

Spirits of the Past. An historical poem in 
three books. By N. Michell. Lond., W. Tegg 
and Co., 1853, [1852,] 8*., pp. 388, 5/-.— New 
and cheaper ed. Lond., 1855, or. 8°., 3/-. 

Famous Women and Heroes. A poem in seven 
parts. Altered from the Author's " Spirits of the 
Past," new characters being introduced. By N. 
Michell. Cheap ed., [forming Vol. II of Collected 
Poems.] Lond., W. Tegg, [July,] 1871, fcp. 8°., 
pp. 258, 1/6. 

Note. ^ — Dedicated "To Thomaa Michell, Esq., 
F.E.Gr.S., Her Britannic Majesty's Consul at St. Peters- 
burgh, and S. Secretary to the British Embassy there, 
by his affectionate cousin The Author." 

The Poetry of Creation, in seven parts. By 
N. Michell. Lond., Chapman and Hall, 1856, 
fcp. 8°., pp. 194, 3/-. 

The Poetry of Creation, in eight parts. By 
N. Michell. Cheap ed. Revised and enlarged, 
[forming Vol. Ill of Collected Poems.] Lond., 
V. Tegg, [Aug.,] 1871, fcap. 8»., pp. 214, 1/6. 

Pleasure; a poem, in seven books. By N. 
Michell. Lond., W. Tegg and Co., 1859, [1858,] 
B"., pp. 243, 3/6.— Cheap ed. revised, [forming 
Vol. IV of Collected Poems.] Lond., W. Tegg, 
[Sept.,] 1871, fcap. 8°., pp. 223, 1/6. 

The Wreck of the Homeward-bound, or the 
Boat of Mercy. [A Poem.] By N. Michell. 
Frontispiece. Lond., Will. Tegg, 1862, [1861,] 
8"., pp. 30, 1/-.— 2nd ed. 1862, 8°., pp. 30, 1/-. 
— 3rded. 1863, S"., pp. 30, 1/-.— 4th ed. 186- 

The Shakspeare Festival ; or the birth of the 
world's Poet. An Ode. By N. Michell. Eeprinted 
from the " New Monthly Magazine," with addi- 
tions. Lond., W. Tegg and Co. [Fred. H. Earle, 
printer, Falmouth,] 1864, 8°., pp. 13, 1/-- 

Sibyl of Cornwall, a poetical tale; The Land s 
End St. Michael's Mount, and other poems. 
ByN. Michell. Lond., Chapman and Hall, 1869, 
8" pp viii and 308, 5/-.— cheap ed. [forming 
Vol V of Collected Poems,] Lond., W. Tegg, 
[21 Sept.,] 1871, fcp. 8"., pp. H and 240, 1/6. 

Note.— Dedicated " To the memory of Sir H. Davy, 
Bart." 

The Immortals, or glimpses of Paradise a 
poem. ByN. Michell. Lo^d.,W. Tegg 1870 
8" pp 224, 3/6.— cheap ed. [forming Vol. VI 
of CoUected'Poems.] Lond., W. Tegg, [10 Oct.,] 
1871, fcap. 8»., pp. 224, 1/6. 

London in Light and Darkness, with all the 
Author's Minor Poems now first collected in- 
cluding several poems never before pubhshed. 



MICHELL, Nicholas. (Con.)- 

By N. Michell. Portrait. [Forming Vol. VII of 
Collected Poems.] Lond., W. Tegg, [Oct.,] 1871, 
fcap. 8"., pp. 264, 1/6. 

Note. — The Poems on Cornish Scenery are con- 
tained in pp. 123-46. 



The Soldier's Return. Forget me not, (Lond., 
R. Ackermann), 1828, pp. 133-36. 

Remorse, ik, 1829, pp. 415-18. 

Hope. Verses, ib.', 1830, p. 88. 

Palmyra, ii., 1831, p. 191. 

Morning in the east, ib., 1831, p. 309. 

To the Tempest, ib., 1832, pp. 48-49. 

The Mother, ib., 1832, pp. 277-78. 

A banquet scene, ib., 1833, p. 86. 

To my native valley, ib., 1833, p. 202. 

The dying infant, ib., 1833, p. 298. 

Evening in Autumn, ib., 1833, p. 342. 

An Italian night, ib., 1834, p. 128. 

Buried friendship, ib., 1834, p. 226. 

Lanherne convent in Cornwall, ib., 1834, pp. 
355-56. 

The Coliseum at Rome, ib., 1839, pp. 273-74. 

The dying seaman, ib., 1841, pp. 194-96. 

The old manor house, ih., 1842, p. 16. 

Gertrude of Lanherne. ib., 1843, pp. 273-85. 



Morning. Verses. Ackermann's Juvenile Forget 
me not, 1831, p. 488. 

The Creator. Verses, ib., 1832, pp. 65-66. 

A Melody by N. Michell, Esq. Marshals 
Christmas Box, a Juvenile Annual. (Lond., W. 
Marshall, 1832, 12°.), pp. 194-95. 

The Painter's Daughter. A Tale. The Keepsake, 
1843, pp. 247-54. 

lone of Athens. A story of the age of Tibe- 
rius, ib., 1844, pp. 107-118. 

The Ruined Squire. A Tale, ib., 1845, pp. 
34-48. 

lanthe of Nimes. A Tale, ib., 1846, pp. 157- 

71. 

The Rose Gatherer. A Romance of a Ruin. 

ib., 1847, pp. 31-44. 

Madeline Capel, or the scheming guardians. 
ib., 1849, pp. 148-65. 

The Stockbroker's Daughter. «&., 1850, pp. 
138-56. 

Cleonice. ib., 1850, pp. 169-82. 

Pontius Pilate's Daughter, ib., 1852, pp. 72- 
82; 1853, pp. 42-53. 

The Creation of Woman. Lines, ib., 1852, 
pp. 132-33. ., ,^^^ 

A Story of the Early Persecutions, ib., 1853, 

pp. 144-57. 

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MICHELL, Nicholas. (Con.). 

Hymn to the Classic Ehone. ih., 1854, pp. 
201-202. 

Classic and English Beauties. Lines. iJ., 1855, 
pp. 269-72. 

Spirits. Lines, ih., 1857, pp. 137-38. 

Hester Somerset. New Monthly Mag., Ixxxviii, 
50, etc., (1850). 

Note. — The first of a series of articles in this pub- 
lication. 

Mirage seen off Falmouth. Journ. R.I.C., 
Mch., 1864, pp. 58-59. 

MICHELL, Philip, of Exeter Coll. (? eld. son 
of Gilbert Michell, M.P. for Bodmin, 1585;. 

Epithalamia...in Nuptias...FrecIerici, comitis 
Palatini. Oxon., 1613, 4°. 

Note. — Contains Terses by P. Michell. 

MICHELL, Rev. Ralph. V. of Padstow. cf 
Walker's Sufferings, part ii, p. 305. 

MICHELL, Ralph, Engineer. 

Reasons humbly offered to the Parliament as- 
sembled for building a mould or harbour in Whit- 
sand Bay. n.d., [1703,] fol. See Jones, Henry. 

MICHELL, Richard (father of John Michell, 
who d. 1867;. h. Gwennap, 15 Feb., 1748. d. 
Redruth, 27 Nov., 1836. 

Note.— E. Michell was one of the first Cornish 
Engineers who erected Steam-engines for Boulton and 
Watt. 

MICHELL, Richard Henry. I. Redruth, 21 
June, 1817. Now resident at Cardiff. 
On the effect of momentum on pumping en- 
gines. Proc. South Wales Inst. Civ. Enqineers i 
47-60, (1858). ' ' 

A.D. 1867, 7 Aug. No. 2279. Specification of 
E. H. Michell, of 21, Cookspur St., Charing 
Cross, Westminster, Engineer, for the Invention 
of " Improvements in dredging machinery and 
apparatus or appliances for the stowage and dis- 
charge of substances dredged up, the said appa- 
ratus or appliances being applicable to lighters, 
barges, or vessels used for other purposes." With 
drawing annexed. Lond., G. E. Eyre and W 
Spottiswoode, 1868, foL, pp. 6, lOd. 

MICHELL, Robert (Zrd son of John Michell, 
u^io cl St. Petersburg, 1856;. Formerly of the 
U ar Ofiice and now of the India Oflace. b St 
Petersburg, 1837. 

T. '^^^i^Vf','"'' '"^ Gentral Asia... By John and 
E. Michell, (1865). See Michell, John. 



MICHELL, EoBEBT. (Con.). 

The Jaxartes or Syr-Daria, from Russian 
Sources. By E. Michell. Journ. Roy. Geogr. Soc, 
xxxviii, 429-59, (1868). 

A Journey to the western portion of the Celes- 
tial Range (Thian-Shan) or " Tsun-Lin " of the 
Ancient Chinese from the western limits of the 
Trans-Illi region to Tashkend. By N. Silvertsof. 
Translated from the Journal of the Russian 
Impl. Geogr. Soc, 1867, by R. Michell. ib., xl, 
343-419, (1870). 

The Principality of Karalegin. By Major- 
General Abramof. Translated from the Russian 
and communicated bj' R. Michell. ib., xli, 338- 
42, (1871). 

The Mohammedan Rebellion in North- West 
China. By R. Michell. Ocean Highways, ii, 198- 
200, (1872). 

Summary of Statistics of the Russian Empire. 
Journ. Statistical Soc, xxxv, pt. iii, 341-72, 
(1872). 

Note.— Mr. E. Michell has been a writer in "The 
Times of India " since the year 1867 on the subject of 
The Eussians in Central Asia, the articles being sisued 
T. L. 

MICRELL,B.o-DOhFii (? 2nd son of (Albert Michell 
M.P. for Bodmin, 1585;. 

Threni Exoniensium in obitum...D. Johannis 
Petrei, Baronis de Writtle...Oxoni8e, 1613, 4". 

Note. — Contains verses by " Eodol. Michel, Ex. 
Col." 

MICHELL, Lieut. Sampson, English Service ; 
and an Admiral in the Portuguese Service 
(eld. son of Tlws. Michell, of Croftwest, Kenwyn). 
b. Croftwest t, 1755. d. Rio de Janeiro, 20 Jan., 
1809. ter. on the Bastion at Rio. cf. European 
Mag., Iv, 411, (1809). 

Note.— Lieut. Michell, E.N., by permission of hia 
Sovereign, entered the Naval service of the Queen of 
Portugal. 

MICHELL, Rev. Thomas. V. of Veryan, 1 
Oct., 1743-1773. bur. Veryan, 22 June, 1773. 
cf Rev. E. Sidney's Life of Rev. S. Waller, pp. 
191,405. 

MICHELL, Thomas (eld. son of John Michell, 

who d. St. Petersburg, 1856;. Enghsh Consul 

at St. Petersburg and 2nd Secretary to the 

Legation, b. St. Petersburg, 1836? 

Handbook for Travellers in Russia, Poland 

and Finland. New ed. revised with map and 

plan. Lond , J. Murray, 1865, 12o., pp. viii and 

282. — 2nd ed. revised with map and plan. Lond., 

J. Murray, 1868, 12°., pp. x and 400. 

Note.— Prefaces signed " T. Michell, London, May, 
1865," and " T. M., St. Petersburg, July, 1868." The 
Original Handbook was not edited bv Mr. Michell. 



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MICHELL, Thomas. (Con.). 

Tariff of Customs' Duties levied on the Euro- 
pean Frontier of the empire of Russia and king- 
dom of Poland, from the 1st (13th) January, 
1869. Translated by T. Michell. . .and revised by 
the Imperial Russian Department of Trade and 
Manufacturers. Published for the benefit of the 
British Seamen's Hospital, at Cronstadt. St. 
Petersburg, [Printed at the Offices of the "Jour- 
nal de St. Petersbourg,"] 1868, 4»., pp. 102, 
13/6. 

Supplement to The Tariff of Customs' Duties 
...containing additions and corrections made by 
the Imperial Department of Customs between 
the 1st January and 30th June, (O.S.) 1869. 
Compiled by T. Michell.. .St. Petersburg, 1869, 
4"., pp. 10. 

Opinion on the Eastern Question. By General 
Rostivlav Fad6eff of the Russian Army. Trans- 
lated by T. Michell. Lond., E. Stanford, 1871, 
8°., pp. 104, 2/6. 

MICHELL, William (son of RoU. Michell, of 
Ludgvan, and afterwards of Calenick). b. Cal- 
enick, 1776. d. Perranporth, 5 Feb., 1845. 
bur. Kenwyn. 

On the old church of St. Piran Zabuloe. Bep. 
R.I.G., 1838, p. 24. 

MICHELL, William, M.D., 1839 (eld. son of 
Bennet Michell J. M.P., Bodmin, 1852-1857, 
and ApL, 1859, to Aug., 1859. 6. Bodmin, 14 
Feb., 1796. d. Plymouth, 4 Nov., 1872. 

Speech of Dr. Michell with reference to his ac- 
ceptance of the Oface of Steward of the Chiltern 
Hundreds, 5 August, 1859. Hansard's Parlia- 
mentary Debates, civ, 1039-43, (1859). 

MICHELL, William (only son of William 
Michell, of Comprigney). Registrar of the Stan- 
naries, b. Truro, 1804. d. Newquay, 19Mch., 
1869. cf. Register and Mag. of Biog., i, 429, 
(1869). 

MICHELL, William Edwards (only son of 

Will. Michell, Registrar), h. Truro, 14 Mch., 

1840. 

Camps and Tumuli in Cornwall. Rep. R.I.G., 
1856, p. 43. 

Antiquarian Remains in the parishes of St. 
Merrynand St. Eval. Jowrn. R.I.G., Oct., 1865, 
pp. 64-65. 

MIDDLECOAT, Nicholas. Supervisor of Tin 

in Cornwall and Devon, 1820. 

Answer to an Address dated St. James' Square, 
16 March, 1796, and signed Richard Barwell, by 



MIDDLECOAT, Nicholas. (Con.). 

Nicholas Middlecoat. Truro, printed by Tregon- 
ing and Philp, 1796, 4°., pp. 68. 

Note. — Relates to an Election for the Borough of 
Tregony. 

MIDDLETON, Empson Edward (son of Boswell 
MiddUton, of Scarboro'). b. Jamaica, 1838. 

The Cruise of the Kate. By E. E. Middleton. 
Lond., Longman, 1870, 8*., pp. x and 292. 

Note. — The Cornish portion is contained in pp. 
71-128. 

MIDHOPE, Rev. Stephen (son of Rev. Stephen 
Midhope, R. of St. Martin's by Looe). R. of St. 
Martin's by Looe; Minister of Baptist Church, 
in Looe. d. Looe, 24 Feb., 1652. 

Death's Advantage, or a sermon preached at 
the funerall of that noble and valiant gentleman, 
Colonell William Gould, High Sheriffe of Devon, 
By order of Parliament, and late Commander 
of the forts and island in Plymouth. By S. 
Midhope, M'- of Arts. Lond., printed by L. 
N. for Francis Eglesfield, and are to be sold at 
the Marigold, in St. Paul's Churchyard, 1644, 
sm. 4 ". Title and dedication, 3 leaves, the sermon, 
pp. 1-24. 

Note. — An account of Mr. Midhope resigriing his 
benefice to join the Baptist Denomination is printed in 
Bond's East and "West Looe, pp. 22.24. 

MIGNERON, M. 

On the Mininglaws of France. ByM.Migneron. 
Communicated and translated by Sir C. Lemon. 
Trans. R.G.S.C, vi, 238-58, (1846). 

MILES, SiBELLA Elizabeth (dau. of John 

Westby Hatfield and wife of Alfred Miles), b. 

Falmouth, 28 Sept., 1800. Now resident in 

London. 

The Wanderer of Scandinavia or Sweden 
delivered, in five cantos, and other Poems [With 
Notes.] By S. E. Hatfield. Lond., Longman; 
Truro, Carthew, [printed,] 1826, 2 vols., post 
8°., 14/-. 

Note. — ^Published by subscription, an edition of 500 
copies. This work is dedicated to Major-General Sir R. 
H. Vivian, K.C.B. 

Moments of Loneliness or prose and poetic 
efforts on various subjects and occasions. By S. 
E. Hatfield. Dedicated by the most affectionate 
permission to her parents. Lond., Simpkin and 
Marshall ; and James Philp, Cornwall and Devon 
Magazine Office, Falmouth, [printed,] 1829, 8"., 
pp. 204, 7/-. 

Note. — Contains " The Last of the Druids, a tale 
of Cam-Bras," pp. 73-95. 



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MILES, SiBELLA Elizabeth. (Con.). 

Fruits of Solitude, or prose and poetic com- 
positions, consisting of sketches of natural and 
moral scenery, tales, essays, meditations, &c., 
&c. By S. E. Hatfield. Dedicated by most kind 
permission to Lieutenant-General Sir R. T. 
Wilson, &c., &c., &c. Lond., published by Long- 
man... and Edward Nettleton, Plymouth, [print- 
ed,] 1831, 16".; pp. vii and 212. 

Note. — Contains poem " Occasioned by the landing 
of Donna Maria da Gloria 11 at Falmouth, Sep. 27, 
1828," etc., pp. 132-145. 

An Essay on the Factory Question, occasioned 
by the recent votes in the House of Common, 
addressed to the Ladies of England and inscribed 
with the most devoted feelings of loyalty and 
respect to Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen 
Victoria. Anon. Lond., E. Hastings, 13, Carey 
St., Lincoln's Inn, 1844, 12«., pp. 42. 250 
copies printed. 

Original Cornish Ballads ; chiefly founded on 
Stories, humorously told by Mr. Tregellas, in 
his Popular Lectures on "Peculiarities," to which 
are appended some Drafts of Kindred Character, 
from the portfolio of the Editress [Marianna 
Gervis, q.v.^ the whole prefixed by an Introduc- 
tory Essay on the peculiar Characteristics of the 
Cornish Pesantry, from the gifted pen of Mrs. 
Miles. Lond., Simpkin ; Printed by T. White- 
horn, Penryn, 1846, post 8"., pp. 60, 2/6. 

Note. — The whole of the Ballads are by Mrs. 
Gervis, with the exception of The Blind Miner and the 
Stanzas on the last page which are by Mrs. Miles. 

Leisure Evenings or Records of the Past. A 
Collection of Prose and poetical miscellanies. 
By Mrs. A MUes (late S. E. Hatfield). Inscribed 
to the Memory of her Departed Parents. Lond., 
pubhshed by Geo. Phipps, 25, Upper Eanelagh 
St., Eaton Sq. Sold for the authoress by Rastall 
and Son, Eccleston St., Eaton Sq. n.d., [I860,] 
8"., pp. viii and 166. 

Note. — Preface dated Pimlico, Dec. 21, 1859. 

The Grotto of Neptune, (" Antro di Nettuno") 
Sardinia, a poem illustrative of three views of 
this interesting cavern, taken in July, 1824, by 
the late Commander A. Miles, E.N., F.R.G.S., 
and dedicated to his memory by his widow, S. 
E. MOes. Lond., Day and Son, 6, Gate St., Lin- 
coln's Inn Fields, W.C, 1864, fol., pp. 16, 12/-. 
List of Subscribers. 200 copies printed. 

The Accepted Sacrifice and other poems. By 
S. E. Hatfield, fcp. 8o. To Subscribers 5/-. 

Note. — The announcement of this proposed publi- 
cation is dated " Penzance, Nov., 1831." 

The Annual of Commemoration. By Mrs. A. 

Miles. 



MILES, SiBELLA Elizabeth. (Con.). 

The Sabbath Album. By Mrs. A. Miles. 
Reminiscences of the Mediterranean and other 
Poems. By Mrs. A. Miles. 

Note. — The above 3 works were announced for 
publication, but were not brought out, some portions of 
the first two are to be found in the work by Mrs. Miles, 
entitled " Leisure Eveningf?," 1860. 



Music. Verses. Signed "S. E. Hatfield, Truro." 
Forget me not. (Lond., R. Ackermann), 1825, pp. 
390-91. 

Evening. Verses, ib., 1826, pp. 231-32. 

Night. Verses, ih., 1827, p. 126. 

Stanzas to sorrow, ib., 1827, p. 298. 

Family worship in a cottage, ib., 1828, pp. 
249-51. 

The Maniac's smile, ib., 1831, p. 100. 

Evening. Verses. Selector or' Cornish Mag., i, 
6, (1826). 

Note. — The first of a series of poetic contributions 
in Vols. I-III, 1826-28. 

Cornish Fisherwomen. With an illustration. 
The People's Mag., i, 157-58, (1867). 

The Christian's confidence in dark days. Church 
of England Mag., Ixvii, 208, (1869). 

Note. — Mrs. Miles wrote the Leading Articles in 
the Penzance Journal in the years 1846-1850. Her 
husband, Alfred Miles, (6. Woodbridge, Suffolk, 31 Dec, 
1796. d. Lympston, Devon, 28 Nov., 1851), was the 
author of " A word or two on the Liturgy. By A. M[iles.] 
Lend., Nisbet, 1887, 12°., pp. 72, 1/-." He also edited 
two editions of Horsburgh's Indian Directory, 1841, 
1852, but the latter at the time of his decease requiring 
the index to the 2nd vol. to complete the work, this 
portion was added by his widow and son, Frederick 
Aiundel Miles, (who d. 3 June, 1862, aged 26). 

MILFORD, Jonah, Manager of Carvedras Tin 
Smelting Works, h. Kea, 1735. d. Truro, 11 
May, 1812. cf. Sidnei/ s Life of Bev. 8. Walker, 
(1838), pp. 522-523, 527-529. 

Letter from J. Milford, Truro, 16 Jan., 1756, 
to Mr. Jacka, 4o., pp. 8. MSS. penes Mr. G. G. 
Boase. 

Letter from George Burnett, Blackheath, July 
13, 1761, to Jonah Milford, Truro, containing 
details of the last illness of the Rev. Samuel 
Walker, fol., pp. 3. MSS. ib. 

Letter from Rev. Samuel Furly, Feb. 12, 1795, 
to J. Milford, Truro, respecting Tin Bounds 
mentioned in the Rev. Jos. Jane's Will, 4°., pp. 
1. MSS.ib. 

Letter from Rev. John Pugh, Eanceby, near 
Sleaford, Lincolnshire, Dec. 5, 1795, to Jonah 
Milford, Truro, respecting the Rev., Jos. Jane's 
Will, 4"., pp. 4. MSS. ih. 



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MILL, Rev. Thomas, "Wesleyan Minister. 6. 
Phillack, 1 Feb., 1783. d. Phillack. 20 Feb., 
1806. 

Memoir of Mr. Thomas Mill. By J. Gill. 
Methodist Mag., xxxiii, 489-92, (1810). 

MILLARD, Rev. Henry, Wesleyan Minister. 
d. 1746. cf. B. Treffry's Memoirs of Rich. Tre- 
wavas, Sen., (1839), pp. 21-23. 

Letter from H. Millard to the Rev. John 
"Wesley. Dated St. Ives, 11 Sept., 1744. Ar- 
minian Mag., i, 230, (1778). 

MILLER, Professor William Allen, M.D., 
r.R.S. 6. Ipswich, 17 Dec, 1817. c^. Liverpool, 
30 Sept., 1870. 

Chemical Examination of a Hot Spring in 
Wheal Clifford, Cornwall. Brit. Assoc. Sect., 1864, 
pp. 35-36. 

MILLES, Rev. Isaac, M.A. (son of smceeding). 

R. of St. Pinnock, 1746-1766; V. of Duloe, 

1746-1766. ha^t. Duloe, 20 Sept., 1715. d 

22 Nov., 1766. 

An account of the effects of a storm of thunder 
and lightning in the parishes of Looe and Lan- 
reath,- in the county of Cornwall, on the 27th 
day of June, 1756. Communicated to the Rev. 
J. Milles, D.D., F.R.S., in two letters, one from 
the Rev. Mr. Dyer, Minister of Looe, and the 
other from the Rev. Mr. [Isaac] Milles, Vicar of 
Duloe, in Cornwall. Grand Mag. of Universal 
Intelligence, i, 291-92, (1758). 

MILLES, Rev. Jeremiah, M.A. (ind son of 
Bev. Isaac Milles, B. of Eighcleer, Hants). 
Fellow and Tutor of Balliol Coll, 1696-1705; 
V. of Duloe, 1705-17|f. h. 1671. d. Duloe, 
31 Jan., 17|f. cf. Account of the life of Bev. 
Isaac Milles, (1721), p. 148. 

MILLES, Very Rev. Jeremiah, D.D., F.R.S., 
F.A.S. (son of Bev. Jeremiah Milles, V. of 
Duloe. d. 31 Jan., 17|f;. Prebendary of 
Waterford ; R. of St. Edmund the King and 
St. Nicholas Aeon, Lombard St., 1746-84 ; R. 
of Merstham, Surrey, Oct., 1745 to 1784; R. 
of Terring, Sussex, 17 — to 1779 ; Prebendary 
of Exeter, 11 May, 1747 to 1762; Dean of 
Exeter, 28 Apl., 1762 to 1784. 6. Duloe, 1714. 
d. Harley St., London, 13 Feb., 1784. Monu. 
in Church of St. Edmund the King, Lombard 
St. cf. Walpole's Letters, (Cunningham's ed.J, 
vols, i, v, vi, vii, viii ; Manning and Bray's 
Swrey, ii, 262, 264 ; Polwhele's Biog. Sketches, 
,ii, 6-13; Nichols' Lit. Anecdotes, vols, ii, iii, 
iv, v, vi; Nichols' Illusts. of Ldt., vols, i, ii, iii, 
v, vi, vii; Gent. Mag., liv, pt. i, 153, (1784),, 
xciii, pt. i, 516-17, pt. ii, 326-27, (1823); 



MILLES, Vekt Bev. Jehemiah. (Con.). 

Penny Cyclop. ; English Cyclop. ; Chalmers ; 
Bose. 

Catalogue of the valuable topographical, the- 
ological, classical and historical library, with 
some highly interesting manuscripts, collected by 
the Rev. J. Milles, Dean of Exeter, which will 
be sold by auction, by Mr. Leigh Sotheby, on 
Monday, April 10, 1843, and four following days, 
Lond., 1843, 8". 

Note. — Article 1175 of the MSS. consisted of 
" Book of Extracts from the Public Eecords, The Close 
Rolls, &o., relative to the Counties of Devon and Corn- 
wall." 

Manuscripts, etc. recently purchased from the 
libraries of... Lord Berwick, the late Thomas 
Milles, D.D., Bishop of Waterford and Lismore, 
the late very Reverend J. Milles, D.D...The 
whole of which are offered at the very reason- 
able prices affixed by Thomas Thorpe, 178, Pic- 
cadilly. [J. Rider, printer, London, 1843,] 8"., 
pp. 182. 

Note.— In this Catalogue, pp. 96-98, articles 386- 
89 consist of Letters and documents relating to the 
Dean's foreign travels, articles 390-91 are MSS. by the 
Dean on Antiquarian subjects. 

Second Supplement to a general catalogue of 
books... recently purchased from the library of... 
Lord Berwick, the joint libraries of... Dr. J. 
Milles... and Thomas, Bishop of Lismore and 
Waterford... now offered... by T. Thorpe. [J. 
Rider, printer, 1843,] 8o., pp. 132. 

Note.— This catalogue contains Dean MUIes' copies 
of the works on the Chatterton Controversy, etc. 

A Sermon preach'd in the cathedral church of 
St. Peter's, Exon., before the right reverend the 
Lord Bishop of Exeter, and the rest of the 
Governors of the Devon and Exeter Hospital 
for sick and lame poor at their anniversary meet- 
ing, on Saturday, Aug. 27, 1748. By J. Milles, 
D.D., Precentor of Exeter. Lond., printed for 
W. Sandby, at the Ship, opposite St. Dunstan's 
Church, Fleet St., 1748, 4°., pp. 22. 

Inscriptionum AntiquarumGrsec. et Latin, liber 
...A. Richardo Pocqcke, LL.D...w.jp. or printer's 
name. Anno. 1752,'fol.,' pp. 127. Br. Museum. 

Note. — At page 100 occurs the following Title " In- 
scriptionum Antiquarum liber alter. A. Jeremia Milles 
S.T.P. et Eiohardo Pococke, LL.D. ..editus. No place 
or printer's name, anno 1752." 

Observation on the Wardrobe Account for the 
year 1483, on the coronation of Richard III. By 
J. Milles, President of the Society of Antiquaries. 
Lond., printed for W. Bowyer and J. Nichols, 
1770, 40., pp. 23. 



Note,- 
(1770). 



-Originally appeared in Archceol., i, 361-83, 



MILLES. 



358 



MILLES. 



MILLES, Very Eev. Jeeemuh. (Con.J. 

Reply to the observations of the Rev. Dr. 
Milles, Dean of Exeter and President of the 
Society of Antiquaries, on the Wardrobe Ac- 
count. By Horace Walpole. [Printed at Straw- 
berry Hill, 1770,] 40., pp. 24. 

NoTS. — Only six copies printed. 

Concio ad clerum in synodo provinciali Can- 
tuariensis provinoise habita a Johanne Butler, 
LL.D. Londini...veneunt apud J. Dodsley, 1775, 
40., pp. 24. 

Note.— At pp. 21-24 occurs " Oratiunoula, qu^ ad 
superiorem domiim convooationis prsesentatua est in- 
ferioris domus prolocutor Jeremiah Milles, S.T.P., 
Decanus Exoniensis, Jan. 23, 1775." 

A speech delivered to The Society of Anti- 
quaries, on Thursday, Jan. 11, 1781, upon their 
removal into the apartments assigned to them 
in Somerset House. By the Rev. Dr. Milles, 
Dean of Exeter, President. Printed by the order 
of the Society, n.p. or d. or printer's name. 
[London, 1781,] 40., pp. 11. 



Poems, supposed to have been written at Bristol, 
in the fifteenth century. By Thomas Rowley, 
Priest,_ &c. With a commentary in which the 
antiquity of them is considered and defended. 
By J. Milles, D.D. Lond., printed for T. Payne 
and Son, at the Mews Gate, 1782, 4°., w xx 
and 545, 21/-. 

A Vindication of the Appendix to the poems 
called Rowley's. In reply to the answers of the 
Dean of Exeter, Jacob Bryant, Esquire, and a 
third anonymous writer... By Thomas Tyrwhitt. 
Lond., printed for T. Payne and Son, 1782, 8". 
pp. vii and 223, 3/6. 

Cursory Observations on the Poems attributed 
to Thomas Rowley, a Priest, of the 15th Cen- 
tury. With some remarks on the Commentaries 
on those Poems by the Rev. Dr. J. Milles, Dean 
of Exeter, and Jacob Bryant, Esq... Anon. [By 
Edmund Malone.] Lond., 1782, 80.— 2nd edit, 
revised and augmented. Lond., printed for J 
Nichols, 1782, 8°., pp. 62, 1/6. 

59, 609-T57l78I)''^"^ appeared in Gent. Mag., li, 555- 

Strictures upon a pamphlet entitled "Cursory 
Observations, etc." With a Postscript on Mr 
Thomas Warton's Enquiry into the same subject 
Lond., pnnted for J. Stockdaie...l782, 8°. pn 
84, 1/6. ' ' ^^' 

p. J^?™:~'^'^^^\°'7 ^°«™ "To the lemede Deane 
Percy," signed " Edward Burnaby Greene." 

An enquiry into the authenticity of the Poems 
attributed to Thomas Rowley. In which the 



MILLES, Veet Eev. Jeeemiah. (Con.). 

arguments of the Dean of Exeter and Mr. 
Bryant are examined. By Thomas Warton... 
Lond., printed for J. Dodsley, in Pall Mall, 
1782, 80., pp. 125.— 2nd ed., corrected, 1782' 
80., pp. 126. 

An arohseological epistle to the Reverend and 
Worshipful' Jeremiah Milles, D.D., Dean of 
Exeter, President of the Society of Antiquaries 
and Editor of a superb edition of the Poems of 
Thomas Rowley, Priest. To which is annexed 
a Glossary extracted from that of the learned 
Dean. Anon. [By John Baynes ?] Lond., printed 
for J. Nichols, 1782, 4°., pp. 18, 1/-. 

Ode, addressed to Edmund Malone, Esq., on 
his presuming to examine the learned and un- 
answerable arguments ursced by Jacob Bryant 
Esq., and the Rev. Dr. Milles, in support of the 
authenticity of Rowley's Poems. Gent Mag 
lii, 379-81, (1782). 



Series of Tracts on British Topography, His- 
tory, Dialects, &c. Lond., John Gray Bell, Bed- 
ford St., Covent Garden; 1851, 12o. 

Note.— No. 14 is entitled " Topographical notes 
respecting Bath, Wells, Glastonbury, Taunton, etc. By 
J. Milles. Printed from the original MS. Lond., J. G. 
Bell, 1851," 12"., 7 leaves. Only 60 copies of this tract 
were printed. 

An account of the effects of a storm... 1756. 
Grand Mag. of Univ. Intelligence, i, 291-92 
(1758). See Milles, Rev. Isaac. 



An account of the Carlsbad Mineral waters in 
Bohemia. Philos. Trans., 1, pt. i, 25-30, (1758). 

Remarks on the Bovey Coal, ih., li, pt. ii 
534-53, (1761). \Ayscough Shane MSB., Br. 
Museum, 4440, art. 581.] 

Meteorological Observations for 1768 and 
1769, made at Bridgewater, in Somersetshire, 
and at Ludgvan, in Mount's Bay, Cornwall. 
Communicated by Dr. Milles. ih., lix, 155-59, 
(1770), Ix, 228-32, (1771). 

Note.— The Observations made at Ludgvan were 
by Dr. Will. Borlase. 



Speech on being elected President, 12 Jan., 
1769. Archceol, i, pp. xli-xliii, (1770). 

Observations on the Wardrobe Account, etc. 
ib., i, 361-83. 

Observations on the Aestel. ib., ii, 75-79, 
(1773). 

Observations on an inscription in the church 
of Sunning-Hill, Berks, ib., ii, 129-30. 

On Lord Bruce's Horn, ib., iii, 24-29, (1775). 
[Reprinted in Geo. Allan's Miscellaneous Col- 



MILLES. 



359 



MILLETT. 



MILLES, Vekt Rev. Jekemiah. (Con.). 

lections relating to the Antiquities of Great 
Britain, (Darlington Press), pp. 2.] 

Some account of a curious seal ring belonging 
to Sir R. Worsley. ib., iv, 176-81, (1776). 

Observations on the Apamean Medal, ib., iv, 
331-46. 

Observations on some antiquities found in the 
Tower of London in the year 1777. ib., v, 291- 
305, (1779). 

Account of some Roman Antiquities discovered 
at Exeter, ib., vi, 1-5, (1782). [Reprinted in 
Geo. Allan's Miscellaneous Collections, pp. 2.] 

Illustration of an unpublished seal of Richard, 
Duke of Gloucester, ib., vii, 69-73, (1785). 

Letters from Jer. Milles to Rev. Thomas Birch, 
D.D., 1746. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 4,314, 
art. 546. 

Correspondence of Dean Milles with Rev. 
William Cole, 1775 and 1778-1782. ib., 5825, 
ff., 59 b., 151 b., 185 b., 220 b; 5831 f., 127 b. 

Copy of a Letter from Rev. James Bentham to 
Dean Milles, 1771. ib., 5842, pp. 357-59. 

Verses by Dr. Sneyd Davies on Dean Milles. 
ib., 5845, p. 18. [Printed in Nichol's Illustra- 
tions of Lit., i, 707.] 

Letters of Dean Milles to Dr. Ward, relative 
to Canterbury Cathedral, 1754. ib., 6181, flf., 
79-87. 

A collection of coats of arms by Scipio Squyer ; 
with a few notes in the writing of Dr. Milles. 
ib., 14,262, fol. 

Sketch book of Antiquities in Germany and 
Italy with notes by Dr. Milles. ib., 14,263, obi. 
4". 

Topographical Notes respecting Bath, Wells, 
&c., with some early historical Memoranda relat- 
ing to Britain, by Dr. Milles. ib., 14,264, sm. 4°. 

Memoranda by Dr. Milles relating to foreign 
measures ; notes respecting Coins and Medals 
in Sicily, &c. ; enquiries to be made respecting 
objects and customs in Turkey, &c. ; expenses 
of visiting the Holy Land ; Greek Inscriptions 
at Palmyra, &c. ib., 14,266, 12°. 

An account of some remarkable places between 
Paris and Rome, by the Rev. J. Milles, in a 
journey made between 15 October, 1733, and 
22 Jany., 1733-4. Illustrated with engraved 
plans of towns and buildings, ib., 15,762, 4". 

An account of my journey from Rome to 
Venice, 11 May, to 13 June, 1734. By Rev. J. 
Milles. Illustrated with engravings, ib., 15,763, 
40. 

An account by Rev. J. Milles of his travels 
in the Netherlands, Germany, Hungary, and 
Croatia, 20 May, 1736, to 30 May, 1737. Illus- 
trated with views and plans, ib., 15,764-72, 9 
vols., 4°. 



MILLES, Veey Bev. Jeeemiah. (Con.). 

Register of letters from Rev. J. Milles to his 
uncle, Rev. Thomas Milles, Bishop of Waterford, 
1733-37. Illustrated with plans of towns, &c. 
ib., 15,773-15,775, 3 vols., large fol. 

Journals of the Rev. J. Milles of his travels 
in different parts of England and Wales, 1735- 
43. ib., 15,776, fol. 

Rough Sketches of buildings and antiquities 
made by the Rev. J. Milles during his travels 
in England and Germany, ib., 15,777, fol. 

Catalogue by Dean Milles of his library : at 
the end are a Synopsis of Ethics in Latin, and 
notes on the Geography of Scripture, by Dr. 
Milles. ib., 15,778, sm. 4". 

An account of several Antiquities in England, 
by Dean Milles. ib., 15,801, 4». 



Letters from Dean Milles to Rev. Chas. Lyt- 
tleton, LL.D. Slowe Political MSS., Ixxv-lxxvii. 
cf. O'Conor's Bibl. MS. Stowensis, ii, 439. 

54 Letters from Dean Milles to his uncle Dr. 
Thomas Milles, Bishop of Waterford; written 
during his travels on the continent, 1737, fol. 
MSS. 

Travels of Dr. Richard Pococke in company 
with Dean Milles, 1733-41, fol., 21 vols. MSS. 

Four Letters of Philip Barton to Dean Milles, 
1778, 1780. MSS. 

Note. — The last three were Articles 311, 387 and 
571, in Dawson Turner's MSS. Lib. sold in 1859. 

Two letters from J. Milles to Lord Fairfax, 
giving an account of his travels in Flanders and 
France. Douce MSS., Bod. Lib., No. 385, fol., 
75-81. 

Illustrations of Domesday Book. MS. 

Illustrations of the Danish Coinage. MS. 

Note.— The last two MSS. are mentioned in Chal- 
mer's Gen. Biog. Diet. 

Letters to Dr. Borlase. MSS. See Borlase, 
Rev. William, LL.D. 

MILLES, Rev. Richard, M.A. (3rd son of the 
preceding). Student of Christ Church, 1778 ; 
Prebendary of Exeter, 13 May, 1778 to 1823 ; 
R. of Terring, Sussex, 1779-1823; V. of 
Mylor and Mabe, 1779-1823 ; V. of Kenwyn, 
1781-1823. d. 1823. cf. Nichols' Lit. Anec- 
dotes, iv, 473. 

MILLETT, George Bown (2nd son of Rich. 

MUM, who d. 1865;. b. Penzance, 27 June, 

1842. 

The late Mrs. Short n6e Miss Millett, of St. 
Hilary. Signed G.B.M., Penzance, Feb., 1869. 
One and All, (Penzance, 4°.;, Feb., 1869. 



MILLETT. 



360 



MILLS. 



MILLETT, Geoeoe Bown. (Oon.). 

Burial Usages in Cornwall. N. and Q. 4 S., 
ix, 358, (1872). 

Porcelain Figure, ib., 4 S., x, 97. 

MILLETT, Humphrey, of Enys (son of John 
Millett, of Chirlyn). hapt. St. Hilary, 10 June, 
1694. 

John Blewitt v. H. Millett. An Appeal to the 
House of Lords concerning the conduct of the 
Executors of H. Millett, 1770. 2 Parts, fol. 

MILLETT, Jacob Curnow (Uh son of Rev. 
John Curnow Millett). h. Lansallos, 10 Nov., 
1813. d. Penpoll, Hayle, 31 Dec, 1863. hur. 
Phillack. 

Note. — See Millett, Rich. Oke. 

MILLETT, Janet (2')id dau. of Joseph Webster, 
of Sutton Coldfield, and wife of Rev. Edward 
Millett, R. of Oautly, Lincolnshire). 

An Australian Parsonage; or the settler' and 
the savage in Western Australia. By Mrs. 
Edward Millett. Lond., E.Stanford, 1872, [1871,] 
8°., pp. xvi and 415. 

Note. — The Eev. E. Millett above mentioned is 
grandson of Geo. Millett, (Director of the East India 
Co.). b. Helston, 15 Moh., 1756. d. Walthamstow, 17 
Feb., 1816. 

MILLETT, John Nicholas Richards (eld. son 
of John Millett, of Bosavern, St. Just in Pen- 
with). b. Tresvennack, Paul, 28 Dec, 1808. 

A notice of a earn or barrow near Penzance, 
recently opened by J. N. R. Millett. Plate and 
plan. Rep. R.I.C., 1840, pp. 38-39. 

Notice of pseudomorphous crystals of quartz 
lately found in the St. Ives Consols tin mine. 
Tratis. R.G.S.C., vi, 77-78, (1846) : Rep. R.I.O., 
1842, p. 27. 

Penzance Natural History and Antiquarian 
Society Eeport. Penzance, printed for the So- 
ciety by P. T. Vibert, 1845-52, 80. 

Note. — The Reports for the years named are signed 
amongst others by " J. N. E. MiUett." 

MILLETT, Louisa (eld. dau. of Rich. Millett, 
who d. 1826J. b. St. Anne, Limehouse, London, 
18 April, 1801. d. Penzance, 8 Feb., 1871. 
bur. Madron, 13 Feb. cf E. J. Lowe's Ferns 
British and Exotic, (1860), viii, 18, 20. 

Wild Flowers and ferns of the Isles of Scilly 
observed in June and July. By Louisa and 
Matilda Millett, [1853.1 Trans. P.N.H. and A.S., 
ii, 75-78, (1864). 



MILLETT, Matilda (sister of the above), b. St. 
Anne, Limehouse, London, 18 June, 1805. d. 
Penzance, 3 Aug., 1855. bur. Madron. 

Remarks on early British Residences, and on 
the remains of an ancient Village, near Chun 
Castle, [1849.] Trans. P.N.H. and A.S., i, 286- 
89, (1851). 

MILLETT, Richard Oke, M.D. (f>th son of 
Rev. J. 0. Millett). b. Lansallos, 28 Nov., 1815. 

A Letter to the Editor of the Lancet... Lond 
1866, S^. See Edmonds, F. 

Note. — This letter refers to the case of Jacob 
Curnow Millett, {d. Penpoll, Hayle, 31 Dec, 1863,) on 
whose remains an inquest was held. 

A.D. 1837, June 7. No. 7383*. Specification 
of R. O. Millett, of Penpoll, Hayle... Gentleman, 
for " Improvements in instruments for Extricar 
ting Teeth." With drawing annexed. Lond., 
1837, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottis- 
woode, 1857, fol., pp. 3, 6d. 

MILLETT, Capt. Richard Tracey, E.A. 
(eld. son of Ric. Millett, who d. 1865 j. b. Pen- 
zance, 5 June, 1840. cf. E. J. Lowe's Ferns 
British and Exotic, (1856-60), List of Contri- 
butors in vols, i-viii. 

List of Fungi of the neighbourhood of Pen- 
zance, [1852.] Trans. P.N.H. and A.S., ii, 91- 
94, (1864). 

Catalogue of land and fresh water shells found 
in St. Mary's, Scilly, [1852.] ib., ii, 108-109. 

Addition's to the [List of] Cornish Ferns, 
[1854.] ib., ii, 233. 

MILLITON, Sir William (only son of Job Mil- 
liton. Governor of St. MichaeVs Mount, 1547 J. 
Sheriff of Cornwall, 1565. 

Lease from the Crown for 40 years of the 
Priory of St. Michael's Mount to Sir W. Milliton 
2 Eliz., 1559. Lansd. MSS., 4, art. 13. 

MILLS, Rev. Alfred Wilson (son of Rev. 
Will. Mills, D.D.) V. of St. Erth, 1864. b. 
Harrow on the Hill, 17 Nov., 1832. 

Night Schools. By the Eev. A. W. Mills, 
M.A., Vicar of St. Erth. Lond., Houlston and 
Wright... Penzance, W. Cornish, 1866, 8"., pp. 
15, 3d. ^^ 

The Inner Life as acting and reacting on our- 
selves and others. Being a Paper read at the 
Cornwall Clergy Devotional Conference, May 
3, 1871. By Alfred W. Mills, M.A., Vicar of St. 
Erth. Published by request. Lond., John Hodges, 
47, Bedford St., Strand; Exeter, H. S. Eland; 
Truro, J. R. Netherton, 1871, 8o., pp. 16, 2d. 



MITCHELL. 



361 



MITFOPD. 



MILLS, Bev. Alfeed Wilson. (Con.). 

Association of Lay-Helpers, Cornwall. — One 
and All. Signed " A. W. M." Printed by Ban- 
field Brothers, Fore Street and "West-end Hayle. 
n.d., [1871,] 8"., pp. 2, 2/- per 100. 

Association of Lay-Helpers, Cornwall. — Night 
Schools. Signed " A. W. M." Printed by Ban- 
field Brothers, Hayle. n.d., [1871,] 8"., pp. 2, 
2/- per 100. 

MILLS, Thomas Henry. Proprietor of the 
Bristol Gazette, h. 1838. d. l,Trelawney Place, 
Cotham, 8 May, 1872. hur. Arnos Vale Ceme- 
tary, 13 May. 

A Week's Wanderings in Cornwall and Devon. 
By T. H.'Mills, 1863. Lond., Williani Freeman, 
102, Fleet St. ; Bristol, Bingham, Broad St. 
[Edinburgh, printed by Ballantyne and Co., 
1864,] 8". Title and preface, 2 pages, then pp. 
1-139. 

MILNER, Eev. Thomas, M.A., F.R.G.S. 

Our Home Islands, their natural features. 
Anon. Loud., Religious Tract Soc. n.d., [1857,] 
12"., pp. vi and 318, 2/6. 

Our Home Islands, their productive industry. 
By Rev. T. Milner. Lond., Religious Tract Soc. 
n.d., [1858,] 12"., pp. viii and 328, 2/6. 

Our Home Islands, their public works. By 
the Rev. T. Milner. Lond., Religious Tract Soc. 
«.d, [I860,] 120., pp. viii and 314, 2/6. 

Note. The above three works contain information 

about Cornwall. 

MITCHEL, G., M.B. 

An account of a new semi-metallic substance, 
called Menacane and its ores. By the late G. 
Mitohel, M.B. Read 4 July, 1803. Trans. Irish 
Acad., X, 11-30, (1806). 

MITCHELL, Charles, d. West Brompton, 
London, 8 Feb.. 1859, aged 51. cf. Gent. Mag., 
vi, 333, (1859). 

The Newspaper Press Directory containing 
full particulars relative to each journal pubhshed 
in the United Kingdom and the British Isles... 
for the year 1846. By C. MitcheU. Corrected 
Annually. Published by C. Mitchell, Red Lion 
Court, Fleet St., London, 1846, 8°., pp. 474. 

Note —The work which has been published an- 
nually up to the present date contains the best printed 
account of the changes which have taken place in the 
newspaper press of Cornwall since 1845. 

MITCHELL, David William (eld. son of Alex. 
Mitchell, of Cavendish Crescent, Bath). Secre- 
tary to the Zoological Soc. of London 6. 
Bath 'i 1813. d. NeuiUy, Paris, 1 Nov., 1859. 



MITCHELL, David William. (Oon.J. 

cf. [London'l Daily Telegraph, 5 Dec, 1859, p. 
6; Gent. Mag., vii, 656, (1859). 

KoTE.— Mr. Mitchell was resident at Penzance from 
1838 to about 1842, aud whilst there contributed infor- 
mation to Tarrell's British Birds, (3rd ed),iii.83, 649, 655, 
676. Mr. Mitchell was a member of the Council of the 
Penzance Natural Hist. Soc. on its establishment, 20 
Nov., 1889. 

MITCHELL, John (son of IJohn Mitchell, of 
Truro). 

A surrender from John Mitchell to James 
Mitchell, executor of Hugh Mitchell, theirbrother, 
of a yearly rent. Harl. MSS. 6,243, art. 9. 

MITCHELL, John Stephens (son of John 
Mitchell), b. Mylor, 10 ApL, 1835. 

One and All volunteer march ; composed and 
dedicated to Tie Duke of Cornwall's own rifle 
and artillery volunteers, by J. S. Mitchell, 17th 
(Redruth) Duke of Cornwall's R.V. Lond., R. 
Cocks and Co., [18- -,] fol., pp. 5. Pianoforte 
arrangement, 3/-. Brass band score, 5/-. Author's 
property. 

The General Election Galop. By J. S. Mitchell. 
As played by the Royal Marine Band, at Ply- 
mouth. Plymouth, 14, Mulgrave Square, [Nov., 
1868,] fol., 1/6. 

MITCHELL, Samuel, d. Hengar, St. Tudy, 
1777. cf Gent. Mag., xlvii, 195, (1777). 

MITCHELL, Thomas. 6. St. Agnes, 1717. d. 

St. Agnes, 25 Sept., 1804. 

Memoir of Mr. T. Mitchell. By Rev. Thomas 
Kelk. Truro, 28 Oct., 1808. Methodist Mag., 
xxxii, 489-97, 533-38, (1809). 

MITCHELL, William. 

Inventory of arrows and other articles delivered 
by Sir John Dyneham to his servant, W. Myt- 
chell, 25 March, 10 Hen. V. MSS. penes lord 
Arundell of Wardour, at Wardour Castle. 

MITFORD, Rev. John Reveley, M.A. (son of 
John Mitford, Barrister). V. of Manaccan, 
Jan. to Mch., 1838. 6. 1807. d. Bosahan, St. 
Anthony in Meneage, 19 Mch., 1838. bw. 
Manaccan. 
A sermon upon the original intention of the 

church in appointing the commemoration of 

Saints' Days ; also a sermon for the festival of 

St. Thomas. By the late lamented Eev. J. R. 

Mitford, A.M., Vicar of Manaccan, Cornwall. 

Lond., 'published by J. G. and F. Eivington. 

n.d., [1838,] 120., pp. 25, 1/-. 

tJ u 



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MODDIFOED, James. 

Letter from Ja. Modyford to the Protector. 
Dated St. Cullume, in Cornwall, 8 June, 1656. 
Thurloe State Papers, v, 99. 

MOHS, Friederick. Professeur de Mineralogie 
a r6cole des Mines de Freiberg. I. Gernrode, 
1774. d. Agordb, Bellune, 29 Sept., 1839. 

Treatise on Mineralogy or the natural history 
of the mineral kingdom. By Frederick Mohs. 
Translated from the German with considerable 
additions, by William Haidinger, F.R.S.E. Edin- 
burgh, printed for A. Constable and Co., 1825, 
3 vols., 80., 36/-. 

Note.' — This is a translation of Professor Mohs' 
Grundriss der Mineralogie which appeared in 1822-24. 
It contains much information about Cornish minerals. 

MOHUN FAMILY, cf. Nichols' Collectanea, iv, 
354, 1164. 

Pedigrees of Mohun. Earl. MSS. 807, art. 68; 
1393, art. 99, 101; 204.3, art. 47; 2188, art. 45; 
Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 5530, art. 154, fol. 
ccxliii. 

Arms of Mohun quartering Burghersh. Arun- 
del MSS., Br. Museum, 68, fol. 59. 

Mohun... and Segrave pedigrees; containing 
copies of Charters from Newenham Cartulary... 
records, the Mohun book of Boconnock, etc. Sir 
T. PhUlipps' MSS. 13,164. 

MOHUN, Baron. 

Lord Mohun's engagement to the Protector, 
Feb., 1655. Thurloe State Papers, (1742), iv, 494. 

Letter from E. Nosworthy [Sheriff of Cornwall, 
1655,] and others, Commissioners, relative to 
Lord Mohun. ih., iv, 497. 

MOHUN, Alice de (ith dau. of WUliam de 
Brewere, and wife of Reginald, Lo^-d de Mohun. 
d. 1213). 

Descent of the heirs of Alice de Mohun. 
Arwidel MSS., Br. Museum, 17, fol. 38 b. cf. 
Dugdale's Monasticon, v, 692. 

MOHUN, Lady Catherine fdau. of Mr. Welles, 
of Bramher, Hants, and wife of Warwick, Zrd 
Baron Mohun, who d. 1665). d. ApL, 1692. 
The Queen, or the excellency of her Sex. An 

excellent old play. Found out by a person of 

honour and given to the publisher, Alexander 

Goughe. Lond., 1653, 4". 

Note.— Dedicated to Lady Catherine Mohun. 

MOHUN, Charles, 4th Baron Mohun (only son 
ofjr ancich, Zrd Baron), d. 1677. cfN. and Q 
3 S., V, 135, (1864). ' 



MOHUN, Charles, 4th Baron. (Con.). 

Casus Medico-chirurgicus, or a most memor- 
able case of a noble-man, [i.e., Lord Mohun,] 
deceased ... By Gideon Harvey, M.D. Lond. 
1678, 80. 

MOHUN, Charles, 5th Baron Mohun (son 
of the preceding). Slain in a duel with th$ 
Duke of Hamilton, 15 Nov., 1712. bw. St. 
Martin's in the Fields, 25 Nov. cf. Granger's 
Biog. Hist. ; Lysons' Environs of London, (1811) 
i, 781; Rel. Hearniance, (1869), i, 268-69' 
Chambers' Book of Days, ii, 583; Memoirs... of 
the Lives and Families of the most illustrious 
persons who died in 1712, (By J. Le Neve), pp. 
403-10^ Calamy's Hist. Account of my own life^ 
i, 428, ii, 4, 255; Maclcay's Popular Delusions^ 
ii, 289-92 ; Larwood's Story of the London Parks, 
i, 101-103; Peter Cunningham's Handbook of 
London, (1850), pp. 27, 200, 238-39, 315, 317, 
424, 427 ; A. Steinmetils Romance of Duelling'. 
(1868), i, 233-41 ; N. Lnittrell's Brief Hist. 
Relation of State Affairs, (1857), vol. ii to vi 
passim; Rev. Joseph Spence's Anecdotes, (1858), 
p. 256 ; F. K. Hunfs The Fourth Estate, (1850)'| 
i, 165; Cent. Mag., xxxviii, 219, (1852). 
The Tryal of Charles, Lord Mohun, before The 
House of Peers in parliament for the murder of 
William Mountford, which began the 31 of Jan- 
uary, 1692, and continued by several adjourn- 
ments till the fourth of February [1693] follow- 
ing. The most honourable the Lord Marquis of 
Carmarthen, Lord President of their Majesties 
Council, being Lord High Steward, pro hac vice, 
together with The Questions in Point of Law 
put by their Lordships to the Judges with The 
Arguments of my Lord Mohun's Counsel and 
the opinions of the Judges upon the said ques- 
tions. Published by command of the House of 
Peers. Printed by Edward Jones, in the Savoy, 
and published by him and Eandal Taylor, near 
Stationers-Hall, 1693, [March. 4, 16-§|,] fol., pp. 
64. 

Note.— c/. HoxodVs State Trials, (1809-26), xii 
94:9-1050; Tanner MSS., Bod. Lib. 25, fol. 7. Mr. 
Eichard Hill having proposed marriage to Mrs. Brace- 
girdle, and, met with a refusal, attacked and slew Wilham 
Mountford, in Howard St., Strand, at 12 p.m., on the 
9 Dec, 1692, under the impressiort that he' was the 
favoured suitor. Lord Mohun was present, but as was 
proved on his trial, took no part in the murder. 

Tryals of Edward, Earl of Warwick and 
Holland, and Charles, Lord Mohun, before the 
•House of Peers in Parliament, in March, 1699, 
for the murder of Mr. Eichard Coote, in LeiceS" 
ter Fields. [Lond.] In the Savoy, 1699, fol. - > 

Note.— c/. ffowelEs State Trials, xiii, 939-1060; 
The quarrel, m this case, commenced at Locket's Tavern, 
m the Strand, on Sunday, 30 Oct., 1698, when Lords 
Warwick and Mohun were seconds for Capt. Coote who ^ 
was killed on the spot. 



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MOHUN, Ohakles^ 5th Baron. (Oon.). 

The whole life and history of my Lord Mohun 
and the Earl of Warwick, with their comical 

frolicks that they play'd Loud., printed by 

J. Johnson, in Fleet St., 1711, sm,. 4"., pp. 8. 
Qremille Lib., Br. Museum. 

A full and true account of a desperate and 
l;floody duel, which was fought this morning in 
High (sic) Park, between my Lord Moon (sic) 
and Duke Hambilton (sic). With an account of 
b.ow my Lord Moon was kill'd on the spot and 
Duke Hambilton receiv'd a mortal wound of 
which he dy'd in a few hours after he receiv'd 
the wound. Enter'd at the Stamp-Office, accord- 
ing to the late Act of Parliament. Lond., printed 
by Edw. Midwinter, at the Star, in Pye Corner. 
n.d., [1712,] fol., pp. 5, Id. 

The substance of all the depositions taken at 
the Coroner's Inquest, the 17th, 19th and 21st 
of November, on the body of Duke Hamilton, 
and the 15th, 18th, 20th and 22nd on the body 
of my Lord Mohun, containing those already 
printed and the substance of the depositions 
preceding and subsequent to the action. Lond., 
printed for A. Baldwin, near the Oxford-Arms, 
in Warwick-Lane, 1712, sm. 4"., pp. 16, 3d. 

The substance of all the depositions, etc. 
Lond., printed for A. Baldwin, in Warwick 
Lane, 1712, fol., pp. 2, Id. 

Begins [p. 5] A Letter giving an account of 
the duel between Duke Hamilton and Lord 
Mohun. n.p. or d. [Lond., 1712,] 8". Br. Mu- 
seum, hut in an imperfect state. 

A true and impartial account of the animosity, 
quarrel and duel between the late Duke of Ham- 
ilton and the Lord Mohun, with The Reports of 
three eminent surgedns wiio open'd the bodies 
and examin'd the wounds. And some Previous 
Eeflections on Sham-Plots, etc. Lond., printed 
and sold by A. Baldwin, near the Oxford-Arms, 
in Warwick-Lane, 1712, sm. 4»., pp. 40, 6d. 

The Case at large of Duke Hamilton and the 
Lord Mohun, viz. I. A full and exact relation 
of the duel...n. The Authentick Depositions... 
III. The particular wounds of the Peers upon 
searching their bodies, by Dr. Eonjat, Mr. Buis- 
siere and Mr. La Fage. 3rd ed. Lond., prmted 
for E. Curll, at the Dial and Bible, agamst St. 
Dunstan's Church, in Fleetstreet, 1712, sm. 
4"., pp. 14, 6d. 

The Lives and Characters of James, Duke of 
Hamilton and Brandon, Master of the Ordinance, 
and Knight of the Garter, and Charles, Lord 
Mohun, who were unfortunately kill'd by each 
other in Hyde Park, on Saturday, the 15th of 
this instant, November, 1712. Together with a 
true and particular account of that unfortu- 
nate action; and also an elegy on their deaths. 



MOHUN, Charles, 5th Baron. (Oon.). 

Lond., printed by J. Read, near Fleet Street. 
n.d., [1712.] 4"., .pp. 12. Bod. Lib. 

An excellent ballad of the Lord Mohun and 
Duke Hamilton. With an exact account of their 
melancholy deaths. [A Ballad consisting of 24 
verses of 4 lines. Printed and sold in Aldermary 
Church- Yard, Bow-Lane, London.] n.d., [1712,] 
fol. Rnxburghe Ballads, vol. iii, pp. 390-91. 

A true and impartial account of the murder 
of his Grace, the Duke of Hamilton and Bran- 
don, by Mr. Mackartney (sic). Lond., printed and 
sold by John Morphew, near Stationers'-Hall, 
[10 Deo.,] 1712, 4°., pp. 12. 

A defence of Mr. Maccartney. By A Friend. 
2nd ed. Lond., printed for A. Baldwin, near the 
Oxford-Arms, in Warwick-Lane, 1712, sm. 4»., 
pp. 31, 6d. 

A Letter from Mr. Maccartney to A Friend 
of his in London. Dated, Ostend, Dec. 4-15, 

1712, giving a particular account of what passed, 
before, and at the unfortunate duel between his 
Grace, D. of Hamilton and L. Mohun. Lond., 
printed for A. Baldwin, in Warwick-Lane, 1713, 
sm. fol., pp. 18, 6d. 

A full and exact relation of the duel fought 
in .Hyde-Park, on Saturday, November 15, 1712, 
between his Grace James, Duke of Hamilton, 
and the Right Honourable Charles, Lord Mohun. 
In a Letter to a Member of Parliament. Lond., 
printed for E. Curll, at the Dial and Bible, 
against St. Dunstan's Church, in Fleetstreet, 

1713, 4»., pp. 22. 

Memoirs of the life and family of the most 
illustrious James, late Duke of Hamilton, wherein 
besides many other curious particulars, is inserted 
the copy of the letter sent by his Grace to his 
Son, the Marquis of Clidsdale, in Scotland,'the 
night before he fought the duel with the Lord 
Mohun. Lond., printed for T. Warner, at the 
Black-Boy, in Pater-noster-row, 1717, sm. 4"., 
pp. 120. — Another ed. Lond., printed for T. 
Taylor, at the Rose, in Exeter Exchange, 1742, 
8»., pp. 120, 1/6. 

Note.— The Appendix, pp. 109-120, contains the 
depositions respecting the duel. The 1742 ed. is in the 
Grenvilk Lib. 

An account of the duel with the Duke of Hamilton 
is contained in Thackeray's "Esmond," iii, 150, 159- 
62. Besides the duels previously mentioned, Lord 
Mohun -was concerned in a duel with Lord Kennedy, on 
the 7 Dec, 1692 ; in a quarrql with Mr. Scobell, a Cornish 
M P., on the 7 Oct., 1694, when Lord Mohun challenged 
hiin ;' in a duel with Capt. Bingham, 7 Apl., 1697 ; in a 
quarrel with Capt. Hill, of the Foot Guards, at the 
Bummer Tavern, 14 Sept., 1697, when Captain Hill was 
killed. 

The superiority and direct dominion of the 
Imperial Crown of England over the Crown and 
Kingdom of Scotland. 1704, 8». 

Note.— Dedicated to Charles, Lord Mohun. 



MOHUN. 



864 



MOLES WORTH. 



MOHUN, Sir John, 2nd Bart, (only son of Sir 
Beginald Molmn). cr. 15 Apt, 1628, Baron 
Mohun, of Okehampton, Devonshire ; One of 
the Commanders for the King in Cornwall 
during the Civil War; b. 1595, d. 1644. cf. 
Clarendon's Hist, of Rebellion, (1819), vols, i, 
ii; John Forster's Sir John Eliot, (1872), vols, 
i and ii, passim. 

The Emperovr of the East. A Tragse Comosdie. 
The scene, Constantinople. As it hath been 
diners times acted, at the Black-friers and Globe 
Play-houses, by the King's Maiesties Seruants. 
Written by PhiHp Massinger. Lond., printed 
by Thomas Harper, for John Waterson, Anno 
1632, 4"., unpaged. A-I, K-M,-in fours. 

Note. — First produced at the Black Friars' Theatre, 
11 Mch., 1631. The Dedication is "To the right hon- 
orable and my especiall good Lord, lohn, Lord Mohvne, 
Baron of Okehampton, etc." 

Order signed by Lord Mohun and others to 
Piers Edgcumbe, concerning plate to be sent to 
Sir R. Vivian. Launceston, 29 April, 1643. 
MSS. penes Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, Mount Edg- 
cumbe. 

Letter from R. Mohun, B. Grreenville, and J. 
Trelawny, to J. Rashleigh, recommending J. 
Mohun to Sir R. Edgecumb, 10 Feb., 1627. 
MSS. Trelawne. 

An act for the establishing of some manors in 
Cornwall, Devon and Dorset, upon J. Mohun, 
Esquire, 3 May, 1621. MSS. penes House of 
Lords. 

Note. — Committed 17 May, 1621, but not proceeded 
with. 

MOHUN, John, pseud, i.e., Cornelius, John. 

MOHUN, Mary (dau. of Sir Henry Killigrew 
and 1st vAfe of Sir Reginald Mohun, Bart.), cf. 
G. Fitz Qeoffry's Jffanim [Cenotaphia,] 1601. 

MOHUN, Sir Reginald (son of Sir William 
Mohun, Knt.). cr. Bart., 25 Nov., 1612. cf. G. 
Fitz Oeoffry's Jffanice Book Hi, 1601; Father 
John Morris' Troubles of our Gatholin Forefathers, 
(1872), i, 99 ; John Forster's Sir John Eliot, 
(1872), ii, 123-25. 

The Curse of .Corne-horders, etc. By C. Fitz- 
Geffrie, 1631, 4° 

Note.— Dedicated ' ' to the truly ennobled and rightly 
honored Sir Reginald Mohrae, Knight and Baronet." 

Registrum brevium olim Raynold Mohun of 
Co. Cornwall. Sir T. Phillipps' MSS., 9,301. 

Coats of arms of Earls and Barons of England 
from the Conquest, ib., 11,934. 

Note.— Conjectured by Sir T. Phillipps to have be- 
longed to "Mohun, the Antiquary." 



MOHUN, Sib Reginald. (Con.) 

Letter from R. Mohun, B. Greenville and J. 
Trelawny to Jonathan Rashleigh, 10 Feb., 1627. 

MSS. Trelawne. 

MOHUN, Reginald (eld. son of John Mohun. 
d. 1508). Sheriff of Cornwall, 1552. 

Wideslade's title to the Courtney's land, now 
held by Mr. Mohun. Harl. MSS., 380, a/rt. 60. 

MOHUN, Thomas and William (twin sons of 
Sir W. Mohun, Knt). cf G. Fitz Geoffry's 
Affanice Book iii. 

MOHUN, William, cf. C. Fitz Geoffry's Affanice 
Book iii, and [Oeiiotaphia.] 

MOISSENET, Leon (son of Jean Baptiste and 
Marguerite Thhrese Moissenet). Professeur de 
Docemasie; Chef de Bureau d'Assais 'Ecole 
des Mines, Paris, b. Chalon-sur-Slone, 2 Aug., 
1831. 

Excursion dans le Cornwall en 1857. Annal. 
des Mines, xiv, 77-276, (1858). 

Description des " man engines" employes dans 
le Cornwall pour descendre et remonter les 
ouvriers-mineurs. ib., xv, 1-45, 1859. [Also 
found as a Pamphlet, 1860, 8°.] 

Analyses de quelques fontes du Cornwall. 
^Formation de grfes cuprif6re...«5., xvii, 1-17 
(1860). 

De I'Extraction dans les Mines du Cornwall 
ib.. ii, 155-272, (1862) ; H. C. Salmon's Mining 
and Smelting Mag., iii, 161, 225-30, 272-82, 
350-58, (1863) ; iv, 19-23, 88-96, 151-57, 327- 
35, (1864). 

Du dosage de I'^tain dans les mineraia de ce 
m6tal. Paris, Gomptes Rendus, Ii, 205-7, (1860). 

Etudes sur les filons du Cornouailles et du 
Devonshire...*., Iv, 759-62, (1862); Annal des 
Mines, iii, 161-71, (1863); H. G. Salmon's Min- 
ing and Smelting Mag., iii, 20-23, (1863) ; iv, 25. 
(1864). 

MOLESWORTH, Major General, cf Clwr- 
endon's History of Rebellion, (1849), iv, 115, 
122. 

Lord George Goring to Prince Rupert, April 
12, 1644, complaining of Col. Molesworth for 
disobeying his orders. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS. 
1,519, art. 23. 

MOLESWORTH, Lady Andalusia . Grant 
(only dau. of Bruce Garstairs, and wife, Istly, 
of Temple West, of Mathon Lodge, Worcester, 
2ndly, on 9 July, 1844, of Sir Will. Molesworth, 
8th Bart.). 



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365 



MOLESWOETH. 



MOLESWOETH, Lady A. G. (Con.). 
On the Portrait of Lady Molesworth. Portrait. 
By H. T. Chorley. The Keepsake, 1857, pp. 1-2. 

MOLESWOETH, Sir Arscott-Ourry, 7th 
Bart. (eld. son of Sir Will. Molesworth, 6th 
Bart). Sheriff of Cornwall, 1816. 6. 1789. d. 
Pencarniw Park, 26 Dec, 1823. bur. Eglos- 
hayle, 3 Jan., 1824. cf. Gent. Mag., xciv, pt. 
1, 177, (1824). 

MOLESWORTH, Sir Render, 1st Bart. or. 
19 July, 1689 (second son of Sender Moles- 
worth). Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica, 
1684-87. b. circa 1628. bur. St. Ann's, Soho, 
12 Aug., 1689. cf The Ellis Gorresp., (1829), 
ii, 70 : Gorresp. of Earls of Glarendon and 
Bochester, and Diary of Lord Clarendon, (1828), 
i, 578, ii, 13^. 

A dialogue between the Assembly men of 
Jamaica for and against passing the Revenue 
Bill [drawn by Col. H. Molesworth, 1682.] Br. 
Museum, Addit. MSS., 12,429, ff. 129, b. to 134. 

Speech of Samuel Bernard, Esq., to His Ex- 
cellency Col. Molesworth on his approving the 
Assembly's Choice of him for their Speaker, 
with Col. Molesworth's Speech to the Assembly 
of Jamaica, ib., 12,429, ff 150-53. 

Note. — Sir H. Molesworth was tlie first Baronet 
, created by William HI. 

MOLESWORTH, Rev. Sir Hugh Henry, 9th 
Bart. (eld. son of Bev. Will. Molesworth). R.* 
of Little Petherick, 1848-62. b'. and bapt. St. 
Breock, 13 Oct., 1818. d. Little Petherick, 6 
Jan., 1862. bur. 11 Jany. cf. Gent. Mag., xiii, 
225, (1862). 

Monody on the death of the Rev. Sir Hugh 
Molesworth, Bart., of St. Petroc Minor, Corn- 
wall. Signed "J. S., Wadebridge, Cornwall, Jan- 
uary, 1862." s. sh. 

MOLESWORTH, Rev. John. 

Letter from J. Molesworth, Priest, to John 
Trevelyan. Trevelyan Papers, i, 97-98. 

MOLESWORTH, Sir John, Knt., and 2nd 
Bart. (eld. son of Bender Molesworth, and eld. 
hro. of Sir H. Molesioorth, 1st Bart). Sheriff of 
Cornwall, 1691. Vice- Admiral of North Corn- 
wall ; M.P., Bossiney, 1701. M.P., Lostwithiel, 
1702. bur. Egloshayle, 18 Oct., 1716. 
Edward Trelawney and Elizabeth, his wife, 
on behalf of Elizabeth Trelawney, their daughter, 
an infante . Appellants, Sir J. Molesworth, Knight 
and Bart., John Arscott, Esq., Executors of 
Thomas Darrell, Esq., and Frances Arscott, wife 
of the said John, and the Lady Gratiana Carew, 
Respondents, 28 Mch., 1701. In Rich. Colles' 
Cases in Parliament, (1789), pp. 163-65. 



MOLESWORTH, Sir John, 4th Bart. (eld. son 
of Sir John Molesworth, Zrd Bart.) M.P. for 
Newport, 1734, 1739; for Cornwall, 1744, 
1757-1762. bapt. Egloshayle, 28 Feb., 1705. 
d. 4 April, 1766.' bur. Egloshayle, 14 April. 
cf. H. Walpole's Memoirs of last 10 years of 
Geo. II, i, 82. 

MOLESWOETH, Sir John, 5th Bart. (eld. son 
of the preceding). M.P. for Cornwall, 1765-75. 
Colonel of the Cornish Militia. 6. 12 Mar., 
1729. bapt. Egloshayle, 9 April, d. 20 Oct., 
1775. bur. Egloshayle, 26 Oct. cf H. Walpole's 
Journ. of George III, from 1771 to 1783, i, 315. 

MOLESWORTH, Richard (ird son of Herder 
Molesworth). M.P. for Lostwithiel, 1703, but 
unseated on petition of Col. James Kendall. 
cf N. Luttrell's Brief Hist. Belation, (1857), 
V, 626. 

MOLESWORTH, Sir William, 6th Bart. (eld. 
son of Sir John Molesworth, 5th Bart). M.P. for 
Cornwall, 1784-90. Sheriff of Cornwall, 1816. 

- b. Langdon, near Plymouth, 30 June, 1758. 
d. Gloucester Place, Portman Sq., London, 
22 Feb., 1798. bur. Egloshayle, 8 Mch. cf. 
Gent. Mag., Ixviii, pt. i, 260, (] 798). 

MOLESWORTH, Rev. William, M.A. ' (2nd 
son of the preceding). E. of Beaworthy, 1816- 
51 ; R. of St. Breock, 1816-51 ; R. of St. Ervan, 
12 Apl., 1817-51. b. 5 Nov., 1792. d. St. 
Breock, 28 March, 1851. cf. Gent. Mag., xkxv, 
677, (1851). 

Statement of Quantity of Rain at St. Breock 
and Goodamoor. Bep. B.O.P.Soc, 1840, p. 71 ; 
1841, p. 147; 1842, p. 93. 

MOLESWORTH, Rt. Hon. Sir William, 8th 
Bart., F.R.S. (eld. son of Sir A. 0. Molesioorth, 
and Mary, dau. of P. Brown, of Edinburgh). 
M.P. East Cornwall, 1832-37 ; M.P. Leeds, 
1837-1841 ; M.P. Southwark, Sept., 1845- 
55; Sheriff of Cornwall, 1842; First Com- 
missioner of Public Works, Jan., 1853; Sec- 
retary of State for the Colonies, 21 July, 
1855. 6.- London, 23 May, 1810. bapt. St 
George's, Hanover Sq. d. Eaton Place, London, 
22 Oct., 1855. bur. Kensal Green, cf. Eraser's 
Mag., (mth portrait), xvii, 338, (1838); Cyrus 
Bedding's Personal Beminiscences, ii, 1-22; Gent. 
Mag., xliv, 645-48, (1855); Penny Cyclop., 
2nd Suppl.; English Cyclop.; Didot Nouvel. 
Biog. Univ.; Biog. Univ.; Fapereau Diet. Univ.; 
The Times, 23 Oct., 1855, p. 7; Athenmum, 
1855, p. 1242. 
Notices of the late Sir W. Molesworth, Bart., 

M.P., Secretary of State for the Colonies. Por- 



MOLESWOBTH. 



366 



MOLL. 



MOLESWOBTH, Sm William. (Con.). 

trait. Printed for private circulation. Lond., no 
printer's name, 1857, 8"., pp. ix aiid 167. 

Note. — The Introductory Letter addressed to " My 
dear Lady Molesworth " is signed " Tlio. Woolloombe, 
Devonport, 1st Jan., 1857." This work consists entirely 
of extracts from newspapers respecting Sir W. Moles- 
worth. 

The London Eeview, vol. i, April-July, 1835. 
Vol. ii, July-January, 1835-6. Lond., Simpkin, 
Marshall and Co., 1835-36, 2 vols., 8". 

Note.— Contains " On the State of the Nation," 
i, 1-24, by Sir W. Molesworth, being the first of several 
articles by him. This work was established by J. A. 
Eoebuck and Sir W. Molesworth ; after 2 volumes had 
been published Sir W. Molesworth purchased the West- 
minster Eeview (which had already run to 24 volumes) 
and brought out the united magazines under the title 
of the London and Westminster Eeview with the double 
numbering of vols, iii and xxv. 

The London and Westminster Eeview, Jan- 
uary-April, 1836. Vol. iii and xxv. Lond., John 
Macrone, St. James's Square, 1836, 8"., and 
continued until 1851, forming a series of 32 
vols. 

Note. — This work was edited for a considerable 
time by Sir W. Molesworth and J. S. MOl, the former 
contributing to its columns The Orange Conspiracy, 
iii, 181-201, (1836), and many other articles. 

Sir W. Molesworth's Speech in the House of 
Commons, March 6, 1838, on the state of the 
Colonies. Lond., T. Cooper, 1, Birchin Lane, 
1838, 40., pp. 59. 

Sir W. Molesworth's Speech on the Corn Laws, 
13 March, 1839. Lond., 1839, 12o., pp. 36. 

Report from the Select Committee, on Trans- 
portation, together with the Minutes of Evidence, 
appendix and index. Ordered by the House of 
Commons to be printed, 3 Aug., 1838. Lond 
n.d., [1838,] fol. 

Note.— Sir W. Molesworth acted as Chairman of 
this Committee, 

Eeport from the Select Committe of the House 
of Commons on Transportation. With a Letter 
from the Archbishop of Dublin on the same 
subject, and notes by Sir W. Molesworth. Lond 
1838, 8"., pp. 54. 

Thomse Hobbes Malmesburiensis Opera Phi- 
losophica quaj Latine scripsit omnia in unum 
corpus nunc primum coUecta studio et- labore 
Gulielmi Molesworth. Portrait of T. Hobbes 
Londini, apud Joannem Bohn, 1839-45, 5 vols. 
8*^. 

The English Works of Thomas Hobbes, of 
Malmesbury, now first collected and edited by 



MOLESWOBTH, Sm William. (Con.). 

Sir W. Molesworth, Bart. Portrait of T. Hobbes, 
Lond., John Bohn, 1839-45, 11 vols., 8". 

Note. — The production of T. Hobbes' Works is re- 
ported to have cost Sir W. Molesworth £6,000. He ia 
stated in John Britton's Autobiog., (1850), pt. i, 423, 
to have left MSS. collections of an intended' life of 
Hobbes. 

State of the Nation. Condition of the People. 
Speech of Sir W. Molesworth, Bart., M.P., de- 
livered Feb. 5, 1840. From the Leeds Times. 
Lond., published by H. Hetherington, 126, 
Strand, 1840, 8"., pp. 16, Id. 

Speech of Sir W. Molesworth, Bart., on Trans- 
portation. Delivered in the House of Commons 
on the 5th May, 1840. Lond., H. Hooper, Pall 
Mall East, 1840, 80., pp. 76, 1/6. 

Speech of Sir W. Molesworth, Bart., M.P., 
in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, 25tli 
July, 1848, on Colonial Expenditure and Govern- 
ment. Lond., Jas. Eidgway, Piccadilly, 1848, 
80., pp. 40, 1/-. 

Observations on the speech of Sir W. Moles- 
worth, Bart., M.P., in the House of Commons, 
on the 25th July, 1848, on Colonial Expendi- 
ture and Government. By J. Towne Danson, 
Barrister-at-law. Lond., Jas. Eidgway, Picca- 
dilly, n.d., [1848,] 8".— 2nd ed. Lond., n.d., 
[Dec, 1848,] 8«., pp. 87, 2/-. 

Speech of Sir W. Molesworth in the House 
of Commons, 1850, on the Government of the 
Australian Colonies. Lond., 1850, 8"., pp. 75. 
Speech of Sir W. Molesworth, Bart., M.P., 
in the House of Commons, on the 10th of April, 
1851, for a reduction of the Colonial Expendi- 
ture of the United Kingdom. Lond., Jas. Eidg- 
way, Piccadilly, n.d., [1851,] 80., pp. 41, 1/-. 

South wark Election. Speech of Sir W. Moles- 
worth, June 1, 1852. Lond., 1852, 8"., pp. 15.^ 

Speech of Sir W. Molesworth, Bart., M.P., in 
the House of Commons, on Friday, the 5th of 
March, 1853, for the second reading of the 
Clergy Reserves of Canada Bill. Charles Wester- 
ton (Westerton's Library), 20, St. George's Place, 
Hyde Park Corner, [London], 1853, 80. Library 
of Home of Commons. 

MOLL, Herman, d. 1732. 

A New Description of England and Wales... 
To which is added a new and correct set of Maps 
of each County... By H.Moll, Geographer. Lond., 
prmted for H. Moll, over-against Devereux- 
Court, in the Strand, 1724, fol., pp.-xii, 343 and 
X, 25/-. « 

Note.— The account of Cornwall is contained in 
pp. 16-26. The coloured map is entitled " Cornwall, by 
H. Moll, Geographer," and is on a scale of half an inch 
to 5 miles. There are sketches of seven antiquities 
in the margin. 



MONTAGU. 



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MOLL, Heeman. (Con.). 

The Agreeable Historian, ortheCompleat Eng- 
lish Traveller, giving a geographical description 
6f every county in that part of Great-Britain, 
Called England... With a map of every county... 
after the designs of H. Moll and others... com- 
piled. . .by Samuel Simpson, Gent. Lond., printed 
by E. Walker, in Fleet St., 1746, 3 vols., 8"- 

NoTE,. — The account of Cornwall is contained in i, 
133-72. The map on a scale of 1 inch to 4 miles bears 
the Arms of Cornwall, which are represented as consist- 
ing of nine castles. 

MOLLARD, David. 

A.D. 1794, Oct. 23. No. 2,018. Specification 
of David Mollard, of the parish of Maddern, in 
the county of Cornwall, Tinner, for a " Certain 
machine for moving all kinds of heavy articles 
... and where the articles are moved in any bucket 
or other vessel... the same maybe emptied or 
thrown out of such bucket or other vessel, by the 
motion of the machine only." With drawing an- 
nexed. Lond., 1794, fol. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre 
and Spottiswoode, 1856, fol., pp. 8, lOd. 

"MOLLARD, Rev. John (eld. son of Rev. Thos. 
Mollard). Wesleyan Minister in Cornwall. 
6. Peterhead, Scotland, 1818. d. Guernsey, 
26 May, 1863. 

Memoir of the Rev. J. Mollard. By the Rev. 
Benjamin Browne. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., 
Ixxxix, 1057-67, (1866). 

MOLLARD, Rev. Thomas. Wesleyan Minister. 

h. Cornwall, 1788. d. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
- 9 Nov., 1827. cf. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., 1, 

861, (1827); li, 641, (1828). 

The difference between the Methodists and 
the Church of Scotland stated... being the sub- 
stance of several sermons on that subject. By 
Rev. T. Mollard. Dundee, 1823, 12o., pp. 72. 

MONTAGU, Lieut. -Col. Geoege, of the Wilts 
Militia. &. Wiltshire, 1751. d Knowle House, 
Devon, 28 Aug., 1815. 

Testacea Britannica, or British Shells. By 
G. Montagu. Printed by J. S. HoUis, Romsey, 
and sold by J. White, Fleet-street, London. 
n.d., [1803,] 2 Parts, [vols.,] 4". 

Ornithological Dictionary, or alphabetical sy- 
nopsis of British Birds'. By G. Montagu, F.L.S. 
Lond., printed for J. White, Fleet St., 1802, 2 
vols., 8". — Supplement. Printed by S. Wool- 
mer, Exeter, 1813, 80. 

Note. — These works contain information about 
Cornish Shells and Bii^ds. 



MONTGOMERY, James Barclay, M.D. feld. 
son of Jas. Montgomery, M.D.) b. Penzance, 
8 July, 1829. 

List of Phsenogamous plants and ferns of 
Western Penwith, [1854.] Trans. P.N.H. and 
A.S.,i\, 215-22, (1864). 

On the diatomaceae (the lowest class of In- 
fusoria). Rep. R.G.P.Soc, 1857, pp. 41-48. 

MOORE, Rev. Mr. 

Verses occasion'd by seeing the Fossilry at 
Penderves, (sic) in Cornwall. Inscribed to Mrs. 
Percival, by the Rev. Mr. Moore. Dated Ked- 
ruth, (sic) Deo. 7, 1755. Oent. Mag., xxv, 567- 
68, (1755). 

A Sea Piece written on the coast near Mount's 
Bay, in Cornwall. By the Rev. Mr. Moore. Lond., 
Baldwin, 1760, 4°., 6d. 

Evening Reflections written in Westminster 
Abbey, to which are added Night Thoughts 
amongst the Tombs. By the Rev. Mr. Moore, 
of Cornwall. Lond., Roach, 17- -, 12"., 6d. 

Night Thoughts among the Tombs. By the 
late Mr. Moore, of Cornwall. Roach's Beauties 
of the Poets, (1794), i, 19-23. 

A Soliloquy, written in a country chUrch yard. 
By the Reverend Mr. Moore, of Cornwall. To 
which is added The difference between to-day 
and to-morrow, and The Rich Man's dream. 
Kendrew, printer, Ysrk. n.d., [1800,] 12»., 4 
leaves. — Another ed. Birmingham, printed and 
sold by S. Martin, Ann-Street, n.d., [1803,] 
12"., 4 "leaves. 

A Soliloquy, written in a country church yard. 
By Rev. Mr. Moore, of Cornwall. Poetical Cal- 
endar. (By F. FawJces and W. Woty), ii, 49-52. 

The Grave, a poem by Robert Blair. To 
which are added an Elegy in a country church- 
yard, by Gray. Death, a poem, by Bishop 
Porteus. Evening reflections, written in West- 
minster Abbey. And a Soliloquy in a country 
Church-yard, by the Rev. Mr. Moore, of Corn- 
wall. Plymouth-Dock, printed and sold by J. 
Heydon, No. 80, James-Street, 1804, 12"., pp. 
51. 

Note. — The Soliloquy is contained in pp. 47-51. 

MOORE, Alexander (son of John Moore). 

Assistant Master Shipwright, Chatham ; now 

Master Shipwright, Devonport. 5. Stoke Dam- 

erel Devon, Dec, 1812. 

Improved screw propeller for steam vessels. 
Rep. R.G.P.Soc, 1852, pp. 98-99. 

MOORE, Rev. Anthony, B.A. V. of Stratton, 

24 Nov., 1752 to 1763. 

An essay on the art of preaching, addressed 
to the clergy. By Anthony Moore, A.B., Vicar 



MOOBE. 



368 



MOOEE. 



MOOBE, Bfv. Anthony. (Con.). 

of Stratton, in Cornwall. Falmouth, printed by 
M. Allison, for the Author, and sold by Cave 
and Henry, at St. John's Gate, London... J. 
Nankivel, at St. Austle; J. Mitchel,.at Penzance; 
and by the men that carry the Sherborne Paper, 
1758, 8°., pp. viii and 59, 1/6. 

MOOEE, Edward. The Author of " The Game- 
ster," 1753 (ZrdsonofRev. Thos. Moore), h. Ab- 
ingdon, 22 Mch., 17Ai. d. South Lambeth, 
28 Feb., 1757. 

An Elegy written amongst the rums of a 
nobleman's seat, in Cornwall. Poetical Calendar. 
(By F. Fawkes and W. B^oty), viii, 88-90, 
(1763); Anderson's Foets of Great Britain, (1794), 
X, 322-23. 

Note. — Although this poem is included by Anderson 
amongst the Poetical Works of Edward Moore, Author 
of " The Gamester," it was probably written by the Eot. 
Mr. Moore, of Cornwall. 

MOOEE, Edward, M.D., F.L.S. Secretary, to 
the Plymouth Institution. 5. Plymouth, 1794. 
d. Athenaeum Terrace, Plymouth, 18 July, 
1858. cf. F. Trevithick' s Life of Rich. Trevithick, 
(1872), ii, 33-34. 

On the Fossils of Crownall Bay, Plymouth. 
Trans. B.G.S.G., vi, 285-87, (1846). 

MOORE, Gawen. 

Newes from the Parliament, 5-12 Nov., 1640. 
Sir E. Denny's speech. 1640. Sent by Peter 
Moore who is with Mr. Humphry Bidgood, in 
Exeter, to his father, Mr. Gawen Moore, of 
Quethiok. MSS. Trelaimp. 

MOOEE, George, Barrister-at-Law. 

Essay on the rights of the Prince of Wales 
relative to the Dutchy of Cornwall. By G. 
Moore, of the JBonourable Society of Lincoln's 
Inn. Lond., Clarke and Son, 1795, 8"., pp. 112, 
2/-. ~ 

MOOEE, Eev. George, M.A. Archdeacon of 
Cornwall, 15 Feb., 1788-1807; Preb. of 
Exeter, 29 May, 1770-1807 ; V. of Heavitree. 
&: Plymouth? 1732. d. Heavitree, 12 Mch., 
1807. hur. Heavitree Church, cf. Life of S. 
Drew, (1834), pp. 164, 201-3. 

A Discourse delivered at a Visitation of the 
Clergy, of the Archdeaconry of Cornwall, in 
May, 1801, by G. Moore, Archdeacon of Corn- 
wall and Canon Eesidentiary of Exeter. Pub- 
lished at the request of the Clergy. Exeter, 1801, 
4". 



MOOEE, Eev. Henry (son of Rev. Mr. Moore, 
Unitarian Minister, Plymouth).' Minister of 
Independent Chapel, Liskeard, 1787-1802. 6. 
Plymouth, 30 Mch., 1732. d. Liskeard, 2 Nov., 
1802. cf. Monthly Repository, xvii, 163, (1822); 
Monthly Mag., xiv, 471, (1802) ; Gent. Mag., 
Ixxiii, pt. i, 192, (1803). 

Poems lyrical and miscellaneous. By the late 
Rev. H. Moore, of Liskeard. Lond., printed for 
J. Johnson, No. 72, St. Paul's Churchyard, 1803, 
4°., pp. vi and 153, 10/6. — Another ed. Lond., 
J. Johnson, 1806, 8"., pp. xvi and 191. 

Note. — The " Preface by the Editor," containing a 
short memoir of H. Moore, is signed " J. AiMn, Stoke 
Newington, Jan. 1, 1803." 

Letter on Mr. Madan's Thelypthora. AnOn. 
178-, 8". 

Private Life, a moral rhapsody. Written at a 
gentleman's country residence. By Henry Moore. 
Lond., Law; Plymouth, [printed] 1795, 4"., pp. 
20, 1/6. 

Commentaries and Essays, published by the 
Society for Promoting the Knowledge of the 
Scriptures. Lond.,- sold by J. Johnson, No. 72, 
St. Paul's Church-yard, n.d., [1785,] 2 vols, 8". 

Note. — Contains the following treatises by Mr. 
Moore, viz. : — 

Critical Notes on many passages of the Old Testa- 
ment, vol. i, 267-388, ii, 33-116, 363-412. 

Observations on Isaiah, Ixiii, 17, vol. ii, 25-31., 

Some Observations on the Song of Moses, Exodus, 
XV, vol. ii, 412-18, 421-35. 

Passage of the Bed Sea, vol. ii, 418-21. 

Some Observations on the Greek Version of Deut., 
xxxii, 43, vol. ii, 445-5'4. 

Some Observations on the two first chapters of St. 
Matthew, aijd on the first chapter of the Epistle to the 
Eomans, vol. ii, 454-58. 

Lines on the late Eev. Henry Moore, of Lis- 
keard. Signed L[ucy] A[ikin.] Monthly Mag., 
XV, 147, (1803). 

Elegy in remembrance of the late Eev. Henry 
Moore, of Liskeard. By W. Evans, Tavistock. 
iK, XV, 342. 

Lines on the late Eev. Henry Moore, of Lis- 
keard. By Miss Lucy Aikin. Poetical Register 
and Repository of Fugitive Poetry. (Lond., Riving- 
ton), 1810-11, pp. 368-69. 

MOOEE, Rev. Willam. Wesleyan Minister at 
Plymouth, 1784-85. cf,.Tyerman's Ufe and 
Times of Wesley, iii, 458-59.- 

An Appeal to the inhabitants of the town of 
Saltash. By Eev. W. Moore. 1785, 8".; pp. 8. 

An account of a strange deliverance, occasioned" 
by an apparition. Dated Eedruth, 22 Jan., 
1784. Arminian Mag., viii, 649, (1785). 



MOOBB. 



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MOEEMAN. 



MOORE, Rev. William. Independent Minister 

at Falmouth, 17 ; At G-lass House Yard, 

London, 17- -j At Red Cross Street, 1795- 
96; At Tisbury, Wilts, 14 June, 1797-1798. 
d. Tisbury, Sept., 1798, aged 48. cf. W. 
WilsorHs Dissenting Churches, (1810), iii, 324. 

Sermon occasioned by the decease of the late 
Mr. Andrew Gifford Gwennap, Minister of the 
Gospel. Preached in the Dissenting Meeting 
House, in Falmouth, on Sabbath Day, August 
the 29th, 1790. To which are annexed some 
letters and extracts of letters of the deceased. 
By W. Moore. Falmouth, printed by E. Elliott, 
on the Market-Strand, 1790, sm. i°. Sermon, 
pp. 1-44, Letters, pp. 45-70, An elegy on the 
death of Mr. A. G. Gwennap. By A Lady, pp. 
1-8. 

Counsel from Heaven to God's People in a 
time of public danger or calamity. A Sermon 
preached at Glass-house yard, 1793. By W. 
Moore. Lond., 1793, 8". 

Free Grace exalted and the proper use of the 
moral law evinced in a sermon on Romans, chap, 
viii, ver. 3-4, by W. Moore, Minister of Glass- 
House-Yard Meeting, Aldersgate St. Lond., 
printed for the author by W. Smith... and sold 
by Matthews and Stradford, London ; E. EUiott, 
Falmouth, 1794, 8«. pp. 31, 6d, 

A Second Address to the Friends of the late 
Rev. Mr. Elliot [in defence of the Trinity.] By 
W. Moore, n.p. or d. or printer's name, [1794,] 
8°., pp. 23. 

MOORE, Rev. William. Independent Minister 
at Mevagissey, 20 June, 1806 to 1814; Min- 
ister of Bethesda Chapel, Truro, 1814-48. b. 
Bristol, 7 Feb., 1782. d. Truro, 1 Feb., 1848. 
cf. Evangelical Mag., xxvi, 505-511, (1848); 
Life and Times of Countess of Huntingdon, 
(1839), ii, 416; Hannah's Memoirs of Bev. T. 
Lessey, p. 191. 

Strictures on Christian Perfection, founded on 
the sacred scriptures. By W. Moore. Truro, 
printed by Michell and Co., 1816, 12o., pp. 35, 

-8d ^, . 

Remarks on Mr. Moore's Strictures on Chris- 
tian Perfection. By Eev. R. Treffry, [Senr.,] 
Falmouth, 1816, 12"., pp. 48. 

Poetic Effusions, by William Moore, Minister 
-of Bethesda Chapel, Truro. Lond., Longman 
and Co. ; Truro, J. Carthew, [printed,] 1828, 
8°., pp. 79, 3/6. 

Note. — Advertisement signed " WilUam Moore, 
Lemon Street, Sept., 1828." This work contains " Carn- 
brea," pp.' 23-25 ; " Truro Churcli," pp. 58-60 ; io 
Eose Hill," pp. 75-76. 

The Happy Seaner. By W. M., of Mevagissey. 
Evangelical Mag., xx, 497-501, (1812). 



MOORMAN, Charles Slade (eld. son of 
Will. Moorman, Surveyor of Taxes, who was b. 
St. Mawes, 4 Aug., 1768, and d. Falmouth, 6 
July, 1854). Solicitor, b. Tregony, 18 Feb., 
1804. d. Flushing, 16 Nov., 1826. 
A Tribute of Respect to the Memory of the 

late Mr. C. S. Moorman. By N. T., of Falmouth. 

Selector or Cornish Mag., ii, 18, (1827). 

MOORMAN, Commander Richard, R.N., 
K.F.M. (ith son of Will. Moorman, Convey- 
ancer), b. 22 July, 1784. d. France] cf 
O'Byrne. 

MOORMAN, Captain Richard, R.N. (ith son 
of Will. Moorman, who d. 1854, and nephew of 
the preceding), h. Tregony, 19 Apl., 1810. cf. 
O'Byrne. 

MOORMAN, William (twin son of Will. Moor- 
man, who d. 1854). b. Tregony, 17 Mch., 
1806. Now resident at St. Oolumb. 
Retrospect of surgery read at Launceston, 9 

Aug., 1841. Trans. Cornwall Med. Assoc, (1842), 

pp. 25-44. 

Note. — Will. Moorman's twin brother was Jaa. 
Bennett Moorman, Solicitor. 6. Tregony, 17 Mch., 1806. 
d. Falmouth, 15 Oct., 1865. 

MORDEN, Robert. 

The new description and state of England 
containing the maps of the counties of England 
and Wales in fifty three copper-plates, newly 
design'd by Mr. Robert Morden, exactly drawn 
and engraved by the best artists ... 2nd ed. Lond. , 
printed for S. and J. Sprint, 1704, sm. 4o., pp. 
XX and 236, 8/-, 

Note. — The account of Cornwall is contained in 
pp. 21-27. The map entitled '"Cornwall, by Eobt. 
Morden," is on the scale of 1 inch to 10 miles. A second 
map entitled "The Smaller Islands in the British Ocean, 
by Eobt. Morden," represents amongst others " Scilly 
Is." 

Magna Britannia antiqua et nova. . . [By Rev. 
Thomas Cox.] Lond., 1720-33, 6 vols., 4o. 

Note. — Contains in i, 306-64, an Account ol 
" Cornwal," with a Map entitled " Cornwall, by Eobt. 
Morden." Scale, half-inch to 5 miles. 

Britannia or a Chorographical Description 
of Great Britain. By W. Camden. Translated 
by Edmund Gibson, D.D., 1772, 2 vols., fol. 

Note.— Contains Map of Cornwall, by E. Morden. 

MOREMAN, Rev. John, D.D. Fellow of Ex. 
Coll. in 1517; V. of Menheniot, 25 Feb., 1529- 
1554 ; Coadjutor to the Bp. of Exeter, 1554. b. 
South-Hole, Hartland, Devon, d. Menheniot, 
before Oct., 1554. Jwr.in Church; cf.Bliss' Wood, 

V v 



MORISON. 



370 



MOESHEAD. 



MOREMAN, Eev. John, D.D. (Con.)- 

(Fasti), ii, 82-83; Prince's Worthies of Devon, 
(1810), 600-602; Dodd's Church History, 
(1737), i, 376; Foxc's Acts and Monuments, 
(1846), V, 20, vi, 397-98, 400, 404, 410-11, 
536, 542 ; Moore's Hist, of Devon, ii, 235-36 ; 
Burnet's Reformation (Pocock's ed.), ii, 424-28; 
Journ. RI.C, 1864, p. 76; 1865, p. 36. 

Biographical Memoranda, by Bishop Kennet, 
relating to J. Moreman. Lansd. MSS., 980, art. 
109, fol. 134, b. 

On St. Paul's Epistle to the Eomans. By Eev. 
J. Moreman. Transcribed by the hands of Law- 
rence Travers, Vicar of Quetheock. MSS. 

MORGAN, Algernon V. 

To my old Friends. Helston Gram. School Mag., 
pt. ii, pp. 47-48, (1852). 

MORGAN, G. v., F.S.A. 

Statistics of British Dividend, tin, lead and 
copper mines for the year 1872. By G. V. 
Morgan, %, New Broad St., London, B.C., 1873, 
80., 2/6. 

MORICE, Sm William, Bart, (only son of Sir 
Nicholas Morice). M.P., Newport, 1690; for 
Launceston, 1735-48. d. 24 Jan., 1750. 

An act for sale of the estate of Sir W. Morice, 
Bart., in Padstow, in the county of Cornwall, 
and for settling another estate of better value to 
the same uses in lieu thereof. 5th Geo. II, c. 28, 
Private Act, 1732. n.p. or d. or printer's name. 
[Lond., 1732,] fol., pp. 3. 

An act for explaining and making more effect- 
ual a power contained in the will of Sir W. 
Morice, Baronet, for making leases of his several 
estates in the counties of Devon and Cornwall. 
n.p. or d. or printer's name. [Lond., 1755,] fol., 
pp.7. 

MORIER, Anthony. ♦ 

Letter from Sir Tho. Parry (Ambassador in 
Prance) to Sir J. Csesar, on behalf of Anthony 
Morier, spoiled by Capt. Allen and Capt. Harvey, 
of Plymouth. Dated Paris, 21 Mch., 1603. Br. 
Musevm, Addit. MSS., 5664, fol. 297. 

Complaint of the seizure of the vessel of 
Anthony Morier, with depositions of the inhab- 
itants of the Scilly Isles taken before John 
Godolphin, 11 Oct., 1603. ib., 5664, fol. 399. 
cj. also ff 387, 389, 397, 400. 

MORISON, Sir Richaed, Knt. 

A survey, 1623, of the castles, &c., on the 
Thames... and so onwards to the South coasts, 
West, and to the Land's End, including the forts 



MOEISON, Sir Eiohard, Ent. (Gon.). 

of Cornwall, by Sir R. Moryson...l623, fol. 
Harl. MSS., 1326, pp. 124. 

Note. — Contains surveys of Pendennis, St. Mawes 
and St. Michael's Mount. 

MORLEY, Thomas. 

Inquisitio de Matrimonio T. Morley, de Laun- 
ceston, 11 May, 1450. Tanner MSS., (Bodl. Lib.), 
196, art. 11. 

MORRIS, Emily Sarah (2nd dau. of Rev. Geo. 
Morris, R. of St. Allen), b. Penzance. 

The Minstrel's Lay. Song. The words by 
Wplliam] Selwyn Morris. The music by EmUy 
S. Morris. Truro, published at Heard and Sons, 
Piano Forte and Music Warehouse, Boscawen 
St., and sold by D'Almaine and Co., London, 
[Mch., 1850,] fol., pp. 3, 1/6. 

MORRIS, Harriet (youngest child of Francis 
Paynier, of Boskenna, and wife of Owen Morris, 
formerly of Penzance), b. 4 June, 1764. d. 15 
Sept., 1827. bur. Market Drayton, cf. Evan- 
gelical Mag., vi, 289-92, (1828). 

MORRISH, Moses, b. Perranzabuloe, 1763. d. 
Perranzabuloe, 18 Feb., 1830. 

Memoir of Mr. Moses Morrish. By Rev. 
Walter Lawry. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., liv, 
811-14; (1831). 

MORRISON, Rev.Alexander James William, 
B.A. Master of Truro Grammar School, Dec, 
1848, to June, 1852; Curate of Illogan. 

Manual of the Antiquities of the Church. By 
H. E. F. Guericke. Translated and adapted to 
the use of the English Church, by Rev. A. J. 
W. Morrison, B.A., Master of Grammar School, 
Truro. Lond., John W. Parker and Son, 1851, 
8"., pp. vii and 288. 

MORSHEAD, Rev. Edward (ith son of Will 
Morshead, who d. 1784J. bapt. Menheniot, 29 
June, 1764. d. Calstock, 17 Sept., 1852. 
Fellow of Ex. Coll., 1785-97 ;E. of Calstock, 
12 Jan., 1796 to 1852; Chaplain to Georga 
IV when Prince of Wales; Special Vice-War- 
den of the Stannaries, cf. Gent. Maq., xxxviii, 
545,(1852). 

MORSHEAD,. Edward John (ind son of Rem. 
Will. Morshead). Honorary Foreign Secretary 
to the Victoria Institute, b. Bath, Oct., 1838. 

On Comparative Psychology [with- Discussion 
thereon.] Journ. of Trans, of Victoria InsUtute, 
iii, 97-103, (1868-69), v, 297-321, (1871). . 



MOESHEAD. 



371 



MOETON. 



MOESHEAD, Sir Frederick Treise, 2nd 
Bart. (eld. son of Sir John MorsheadJ. b. 1 Jan., 
1783. bapt. Marylebone. d. Derwent Lodge, 
Keswick, July, 1828. c/. Gent. Mag., xcviii, 
pt. ii, 273, (1828). 

MOESHEAD, Henry (3rd son of Rev. Will. 
MorsheadJ. b. Bodmin, 16 Jan., 1846. d. Lis- 
keard, 20 Oct., 1869. cf Register and Mag. of 
"■ g., ii, 276, (1869). 



Note. — H. Morshead is stated to have published — 
The Cornish Vohmteers. A Song. 

MOESHEAD, Commander John, E.N. (2nd 
son of General IVilliam MorsheadJ. bapt. Blis- 
land, 23 Oct., 1806. cf 0' Byrne. 

MOESHEAD, Sir John, Bart. (2nd son of 
Will. Morshead, who d. 1784J. cr. Bart. 10 Dec, 
1783. Surveyor General to Prince of Wales, 
1796 ; Lord Warden of the Stannaries, 1798. 
bapt. Menheniot, 4 Aug., 1747. d. Isle of Man, 
ApL, 1813. bur. Isle of Man. cf. Gent. Mag., 
Ixxxiii, pt. i, 593, (1813). 

Account of pruning and medification of fruit 
trees on Mr. Dyot Bucknall's system. Dated 
"Hampton, Jan. 17, 1796." Trans, of Soc-for 
Encouragement of Arts, xiv, 236-37, (1796). 

Act for confirming . . . articles of agreement made 
and entered into by Beilby, Bishop of London, 
Thomas Wood, Esq... Sir John Morshead, Bart., 
and Dame Elizabeth, his wife. . .and the company 
and proprietors of the Grand Junction Canal, 
1798, fol. 

MOESHEAD, Eev. William (2nd son of Rev. 
Edward MorsheadJ. b. Calstock, 9 July, 1805. 
Curate of Bodmin from commencement of 1830 
to end of 1831 ; Curate of Queen Sq. Chapel, 
Bath, from beginning of 1832 to Sept., 1832 ; 
then seceded from the Church of England; 
Preacher in Masonic Hall, Bath, Sept., 1832, 
to Mch., 1 842 ; Preacher in Independent 
Chapel, Liskeard, 1850 to 1863 ; Preacher in 
New Union Chapel, Liskeard, from 1863; 
Master of Grammar School, Liskeard, 1849-50. 

Is the Church of England Apostate 1 being a 
Christian Minister's Protest on leaving that 
Establishment, by W. Morshead, late Assistant 
Minister of St. Mary's Chapel, Queen Sq., Bath. 
Bath, sold by A. E. Binns, and in London by 
Dinnis, and Hamilton, Adams and Co... 183 2, 
8°., pp. 15, 6d. 

An endeavour to answer the Protest made by 
William Morshead, against the venerable, apos- 
tolical, spiritual, and truly tolerant Christian 
Church of England. By Henry Eaper Slade, 
LL.B., Licensed Curate of Holcombe, near Bath. 
Bath, printed by H. E. Carrington, and sold by 
Eivingtons,London...m.<i.,[1832,] 8o.,pp. 15, 6d. 



MOESHEAD, Eev. William. CCon.). 

, Anatomy of the Eev. W. Morshead's " Chris- 
tian Minister's Protest " entitled " Is the Church 
of England Apostate," by the Eev. James E. 
Page. Lond., Nisbet, Berners St. ; Bath, 1832, 
80., pp. 27, 8d. 

The Apostacy of the Church of England not 
disproved by the Eev. J. E. Page's Anatomy of 
a " Christian Minister's Protest," by W. Mors- 
head. Bath, sold by A. E. Binns, 1832, 8°., 6d. 

The Beast of the Apocalypse. A Poem by W. 
Morshead. Lond., C. A. Bartlett, Paternoster 
Eow; J. Mathews, Liskeard, 1850, 12"., pp. 
41, 2/-- 

Note. — The Eev. W. Morshead is said to have pub- 
lished the following additional works — 
The Testimony. A Serial. 
Tract on Geology. 
Lecture on Louis Napoleon. 
Baptismal and other hymns. 

MOESHEAD, William, Junr. (eld. son of pre- 
ceding J. Engineer to the Cape Copper Mining 
Co. , and now resident at Ookiep, Namaqualand. 
b. Bath, 24 June, 1836. 
On the relative advantaged of Steam, Water, 
and Animal Power. Prize Essay. Jowrn. Bath 
and West England Soc, iv, 24-52, (1856). 

Practical hints as to the selection and manage- 
ment of agricultural steam-engines, ib., ix, pt. 
i, 87-93, (1861). 

On the duty of the Cornish Pumping Engines, 
with discussion thereon. Minutes of Proc. of 
Instil, of Civil Engineers, xxiii, 45-110, (1864). 

MOETON, Eev. Charles (eld. son of Chas. 
MortonJ. E. of Blisland, 1655; Ejected by 
Act of Uniformity, 1662; Schoolmaster at 
Stoke Newington, and afterwards Minister at 
Charlestown, Massachusetts, 1686-98. b. Pen- 
davy. bapt. Egloshayle, 15 Feb., 162f. d. 
Charlestown, New England, 11 ApL, 1698. 
cf. Rev. Sam. Palmer's Nonconformists Memorial, 
(1775), i, 273-75; Rev. E. Calam'i/s Continua- 
tion, (1727), i, 177-211; Rev. E. Calamy's 
Hist. Account of my own life, (1830), i, 131-32 ; 
Joshua Toulmin's Historical View, (1814), 232- 
35, 570-74; John Bunion's Life and Errors, 
(1818), i, 123-24 ; Bogiie and Bennett' sJIist. of 
Dissenters, (1808), ii, 44-46; Allen's American 
Biog. Diet., pp. 595-96; TVill. Lees' Daniel 
Defoe, his life and recently discovered writings, 
(1869), i, 7-10, 89. 

Little Peace-Maker, discovering foolish pride 
the Make-Bate or some animadversions on Pro- 
verbs, xiii, 10. In a dialogue between Eumenus, 
quiet, and Thermos, hot and hasty. Anon. Lond., 
1674, 120. 

Note. — A copy was on sale in Thorpe's General 
Catalogue of Curious Books, 1851. 



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MORTON, Eev. Charles. (Con.). 

The gaming-humor considered and reproved. 
Or the Passion-pleasure, and exposing money 
to hazard by play, lot, or wager, examined. By 
a Well-wisher to Mankind, [i.e., C. Morton.] 
Lond., printed for Tho. Cockerill, at the Three 
Legs, in the Poultry, 1684, 80., pp. 52. Br. 
Museum. 

Note.— On the' Title of the Book is written in a. 
contemporary hand " Antho. Irby, his book " and under 
the words ' ' Well- Wisher to Mankind," the name of " Mr. 
Morton." 

The Spirit of Man ; or some meditations (by 
way of Essay) on the sense of that Scripture i 
Thess., 5, 23. By C. Morton, Minister of the 
Gospel at Charlstown, (sic) in New England. Bos- 
ton, printed by B. Harris, for Duncan Campbell, 
at the Dock-head, over-against the Conduit, 
1693, 8"., pp. 100. Bod. Lib. 

Note. — Prefixed is an unpaged Eecommendation, 
signed by Increase Mather, James Allen, Samuel Willard, 
John Baily, and Cotton Mather. At the end is an ad- 
vertisement of ' ' some little Treatises formerly published 
by this Author," namely : — 

The Little Peace-maker, Discovering Foolish Pride, 
the Make-bate, &e., [1674, 12°.] 

The Way of good men, for wise men to walk in, 
ifcc, [1684.] 

Debts discharge, &c., on Eom, xiii, 8, [1684.] 

The Gaming Humour considered and reproved, 
&c., [1684.] 

The Advertisement then reads — " There are also 
twft little things in English Meeter. 

The one. Meditations on the History recorded in 
the first fourteen chapters of Exodus. 

The other. The Ark, its loss and recovery ; being 
like Meditations on the beginning of i Sam." 

Mr. Morton is also stated in Calamy's Continuation 
to have published the following additional treatises. 

Of Common Places, or Memorial Books. 

EuTalia. 

Considerations on the New Eiver. 

Letter to a Friend to prove there is no such abso- 
lute need of money as men generally think. 

Copies of "The Little Peace Maker" and "The 
Way of Good Men," were in Archdeacon Wrangham'a 
Library. 

An enquiry into the physical and literal sense 
of that scripture, Jeremiah viii, 7... Written by 
an eminent Professor for the use of his scholars. 
Signed C. M[orton,] and now published at the 
earnest desire of some of them. Lond., printed 
by J. H. n.d., [16- -,] 12o., pp. 36.— Eeprinted 
in Harleian- Miscell, (1809), ii, 578-88; (1810), 
V, 498-511. 

The Improvement of Cornwall by Sea Sand, 
communicated by an Intelligent Gentleman well 
acquainted in those parts, [«.«., C. Morton] to 
Dr. Dan. Cox. Philos. rmms.,x, 293-96, (1675); 
Ahr., ii, 729. 

Note. — This is stated in Calamy's Continuation, i, 
211, to be a reprint of the vii Chap, of " A Discourse of 
the Improvement of the County of Cornwall." 



MOETON, Eev. Chaeles. (Con.). 

A Letter from London to his friend in the 
country concerning the improvement of the 
county of Cornwall, written by C. M[orton,] 
1683, MS., 8"., formerly penes Rich. Heher. cf. 
Heber's Cat., pt. xi, (MSS.) No. 342. 

Compendium physicse ex authoribus extractum 
k dom. Car. Mortono, 1687. [Transcript by John 
Webb, 1704.] MS., 40. Massachusetts Hist. Soc. 
Lib. 

Notes of Sermons delivered by Samuel Dar- 
forth, Ch. Morton, and others, 1683-86, 2 vols. 
MS., ib. 

A Complete System of Natural Philosophy. 
By C. Morton. MS. Bowdoin Coll. Lib. 

MOETON, John Maddison (son of Thos. Mor- 
ton, who d. 28 Mch., 1838). 
MORTON, Thomas (eld. bro. of the preceding). 

The Writing on the Wall. A Melo-Drama in 
three Acts. By Thomas and J. M. Morton. 
Lond., T. H. Lacy, Wellington St., Strand, n.d., 
[1852,] 12"., pp. 48, 6d. 

Note. — First performed at the Haymarket Theatre, 
9 Aug., 1852. The Scene of this play is laid near Pen- 
zance. 

MORWENNA, St. (dau. of Brechan). cf J. 
Leland's Collect, iii, 373, 409, iv, 82 ; Eev. W. 
J. Rees' Lives of Cambro-British Saints, (1853), 
p. 160. 

MOSELEY, Eev. Henry, M.A., F.R.S. Lec- 
turer on Mechanics at Sir C. Lemon's Mining 
School at Truro; V. of Olveston, 1854-72; 
Canon of Bristol, 1853-72. b. 1802. d. Olves- 
ton, 20 Jan., 1872. 

The Theory of the steam-engine. Rep. R.I.G., 
1839, pp. 32-42. 

Remarks on the efficiency of the steam-engine 
and the methods of measuring it. Rep. R.C.P. 
Soc, 1839, pp. 104-10. 

MOSES, Rev. Richard George, B.A. Resign- 
ed Baptist Chapel at Falmouth, July, 1872. 
Now resident at MUne Place, Devonport. 

Baptist Principles in relation to recent ten- 
dencies of opinion. By E. G. Moses, B.A., Fal- 
mouth. A paper read at the annual meeting of 
the Cornwall Association of Baptist Churches, 
July 2, 1867. Falmouth, published by R. 0. 
Richards... 1867, 80., pp. 15. 

Note. — See ante p. 87, under Comubiensis. 

MOULE, Rev. Henry, M.A. (son of Geo. Movie), 
V. of Fordington, Dorset, 1829. b. Melksham, 
Wilts, 1801. 

Eight Letters to his Royal Highness The 
Prince Albert as President of the Council of the 



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MOULE, Eev. Henby, M.A. (Con.). 

Duchy of Cornwall. By the Eev. Henry Moule, 
Vicar of Fordington, Dorset. Together with the 
Eeport, which at His Eoyal Highness' command, 
the Secretary of the Council made on the first 
of those letters and a Letter from the Secretary 
to Mr. Moule on the same subject, to both of 
■which the last four letters are a reply. Lond., 
BrMbury and Evans, 11, Bouverie St., 1855, 8°. 
Duchy of Cornwall Office. 

MOULE, Thomas, h. St. Marylebone, 14 Jan., 
1784. d. Stable Yard, St. James' Palace, 14 
June, 1851. 

Bibliotheca Heraldica...By T. Moule. Lond., 
printed for the Author, published by Lackington, 
Finsbury Sq., 1822, 4°., pp. xxiii and 668. 

Note. — Contains Accounts of the Duchy of Corn- 
wall, pp. 81, 110, 290-92. List of Visitations, pp. 569-70, 
and other information relative to Cornwall. 

The English Counties delineated... Illustrated 
by A Map of London, and a complete set of 
county maps. By T. Moule. Lond., George 
Virtue, 1837, 2 vols. 4°. 

Note. — The Account of Cornwall is contained in i, 
281-96, 297*-B12*. The Map of "Cornwall, drawn and 
engraved for Moule's English Counties by J. Dower," is 
on the scale of 1 inch to 8 miles. Mr. Moule is stated 
to have qualified himself for this work by personal visits 
to all the counties except Devonshire and Cornwall. 

MOUNT EDGCUMBE. See Edgcumbe. 

MOUNTSTEVENS, John (son of John Momt- 
sievens, of Si. Mahyn). M.P. for West Looe, 
1695-1701; Secretary to Lord Sunderland; 
Commissioner of King's Tin farm in Cornwall 
and Devon, and resident at Lancarfe,inBodmin. 
lapt. St. Mabyn, 1644. Killed himself London, 
19 Dec, 1706. cf. Sidney's Diary of Times of 
Charles II, i, 43, 51, 96-101, 252-55, 282-83 ; 
ii, 22-23 ;iV. LidtrelVs Brief Hist. Relation of 
State Affairs, '(1857), vi, 119; Diary of Dr. 
Thomas Cartwright, Bishop of Chester, (Camden 
Soc, 1843;, pp. 62, 74. . 

MOUSLEY, Eev. John. Master of Lostwithiel 
Grammar School; The First Archdeacon of 
Madras. 

A sermon preached at the anniversary meeting 
of the Grammar School, at Lostwithiel, on Tues- 
day, the 17th Sept., 1799. By the Eev. J. 
Mousley. St. Austell, printed at the Oflace of 
Edmund Hennah, opposite the Market House. 
n.d., [1799,] 40., pp! 24. 

MOYLE FAMILY. 

Pedigree of Moyle family. Br. Musewm, Addit. 
MSS., 5521, p. 47; Earl. MSS., 1079, pp. 141, 
182; 1162, p. 132. 



MOYLE, Anne (dau. of Henry Loh, and first 
wife of Robert Moyle). d. 1604. cf. Charles Fitz- 
Geoffrey's Affanice, Book iii. 

MOYLE, Lieut. Granville Eichard (eld. son 
of Rich. Moyle, who d. 1855J. b. Penzance, 3 
Jan., 1815. d. Kingston, Canada, 12 Jan., 
1859. bur. 16 Jan. c/. O'Byrne. 

MOYLE, John (son of Robert Moyle). Sheriff of 
Cornwall, 1624. b. 1589. d. Bake, St. Germans, 
9 Oct., 1661. bur. St. Germans, cf. Echardls 
Hist., (1720), p. 424; Isaac UIsraeKs Com- 
mentaries on Chas. I, (1828), ii, 268 ; John 
Forster's Sir John Eliot, A Biography, (1872), 
i, 2-3, ii, 394-95 ; Lord Nugent's Some Memo- 
rials of J. Hampden, (1832), i, 152-56. 

Letters from J. Moyle to Sir J. Eliot, 16 — . 
MSS. Port Eliot. 

Letter from John Moyle and others. Seques- 
trators of Cornwall, to the Treasurers, with a 
Statement of their accompts and list of delin- 
quents. Saltash, 2 Feb., 1648. Br. Museum, Ad- 
dit. MSS., 5494, fol. 79. 

Signature of John Moyle to an order of the 
Committee of the Navy, 25 Sept., 1649. ib., 
5497, fol. 162. 

Note.— It was the above named Mr. John Moyle 
whom Sir John Eliot, when a youth, wounded in the 
side with his sword. 

MOYLE, Capt. Matthew. 6. Blackwater ? near 
Chacewater, 1747. d. Chacewater, 17 Oct., 
1845. bur. Gwennap. cf. F. Trevithick's Life 
of Rich. Trevithick, (1872), ii, 307. 

MOYLE, Matthew Paul (son of John Moyle). 
b. Chacewater, 4 Oct., 1788. 

Queries respecting the flowing of water in 
[Chacewater] Mine. Letter dated Helston, 7 
Mch., 1814. T. Thomson's Annals of Philos., iii, 
393-94, 1814. [cf also iv, 258-60.] 

Queries respecting the valves, with a descrip- 
tion of the valves in the human body, ib., vi, 
305-7, 1815. [Gilberts Annal, liv, 368-71, 
1816.] 

On the temperature of the Cornish Mines. 
Trans. R.G.S.C, ii, 404-15, (1822); Journ. de 
Phys., xcv, 307-1 4,-(1822); T. Thomson's Annals 
of Philos., iii, 308-10, 415-16, (1822). 

Meteorological journal kept at Helston, Corn- 
wall, for 1821. T. Thomson's Annals of Philos., 
iii, 190-94, (1822). 

On an electrical phenomenon, ib., iv, 439-40, 
1822. [Annal. de Chimie, xxii, 219-20, 1823.] 

On the depression of the barometer in Dec, 
1821. ib., iv, 448-49, 1822. [Gilbert Annal, 
Ixxiii, 291-94, 1823.] 

On the temperature of mines, ib., v, 34-39, 
(1823) ; vi, 15-16, (1823). 



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MOYLE, Matthew Paul. (Con.). 

On the height of the barometer, ib., v, 376- 
• 78. 

On granite veins, ib., vi, 90-94. [Bulletin Univ. 
des Sciences, Ferussac, i, 6, 1824.] 

On an improvement of the clinometer, ib., 
vii, 122, (1824). 

On the rapid descent of the barometer in 
Oct., 1824. ib., viii, 442. 

On a machine for raising heavy weights, ib., 
X, 65, (1825). 

On the temperature of mines, ib., xi, 259-60, 
(1826). Tilloch'sPhilos. ilf«^.,lxvii, 302-3, (1826). 

On the atmosphere of Cornish Mines. Mep. 
B.C.P.Soc, 1839, pp. 74-95; 1840, pp. 37-48. 

On asphyxia, ib., 1840, pp. 49-53. 

[Meteorological] Ubservations for three months 
made at Helston. ib., 1841, p. 145. 

Note. — These observations have been continued 
annually up to the present time. 

An analysis of the atmosphere of some of the 
Cornish Mines. Philos. i(fa(7.,xix, 357-68, (1841); 
Annal. de Chimie, iii, 318-31, (1841); Annal. 
des Mines, n, 417, (1842). 

On the formation of electro-type plates, inde- 
pendently of any engraving. Stwrgeon, Ann. 
Electr., vi, 112-14, (1841). 

On the Temperature of Mines. By M. P. 
Moyle and R. W. Fox, (1823). See Fox, E. W. 

MOYLE, EiCHAED, M.D. (son of Rich. Moyle). 
b. Gwennap, 1756. d. Bodmin, 3 Dec, 1828. 

Case of an Extra-uterine foetus. Communicated 
...by Mr. E. Moyle, "Marazion, Feb. 19, 1785." 
Lond. Med. Journ., vi, 52-53, (1785). 

Case of a bronchial polypus, ib., vi, 252-56. 

An account of a remarkable tumor on the head 
opened and cured, ib., vi, 257-59. 

Description of Joseph Kneebone's wheel-drag 
for two-wheeled carriages. Trans, of Soc. for En- 
cowragement of Arts, xiii, 254-62, (1795). 

An account of the drainage of a marsh, near 
Marazion, in Cornwall, with account of Expenses 
of the same and other particulars, 1795. ib., xiv, 
152-82, (1796); Communications to Board of A gri- 
cidture, ii, 115-18, (1800). 

Note.— Mr. Moyle received the Gold Medal of the 
Society for the Encouragement of Arts for the successful 
drainage of 36 acres of this Marsh. 

MOYLE, EiCHAED, Junr. (son of preceding), b. 
Marazion, 11 Jan., 1784. d. Penzance, 17 
ApL, 1855. bur. St. Mary's Churchyard. 

On the effects of small pox and cow pox, 
dated "Penzance, 22 Aug., 1817." New Monthly 
Mag., viii, 189-91, (1817). 



MOYLE, Egbert (son of John Moyle). of. C. 
Fitz-Geoffrey' s Affanice Book iii. 

Ecclesiastes, otherwise called the Preacher 
etc. Composed by H. L[ok.] Lond., 1597, 4". 

Note. — Three copies of this scarce work contain 
after the table of contents, Sixty Sonnets, amongst 
them is one to E. Moyle, of Bake. 

Memoranda touching the petition of Eohert 
Moyle, at Lord Coke's lodgings in the Temple 
and a letter from Lord Burleigh about a Grant 
to E. Moyle. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 5521 p 
40. ' ^' 

MOYLE, Samuel, C.E. (eld. bro. of M. P. 
Moyle). b. Chacewater, 17 Jan., 1784. d. Bos- 
vigo, Keirwyn, 5 Jan., 1867. 

Eeport for a breakwater in Plymouth Sound 
submitted to the Board of Admiralty, September 
7, 1812, by S. Moyle. Plymouth, Jenkins, 1813, 
80. 

Truro, Eedruth, and Penzance EaUway, in 
continuation of the London, Exeter, and Fal- 
mouth Eailway, with a breakwater at Penlee 
Point, Mount's Bay. Patron, King William IV, 
Duke of Cornwall. Patroness, Duchess of Kent 
and the Princess Victoria. Vice Patron, the Duke 
of Sussex. Admiralty chart of the Mount's Bay, 
Land's End, and Lizard Point, shewing the 
soundings, set of the tides and the proposed 
breakwater. Engineer, S. Moyle, Truro; Sur- 
veyor, 0. J. Dean, Exeter. Lithog., 1836. 

On the ventilation of the Cornish Mines and 
the deterioration of the air in the lower Levels. 
Be/p. R.I.C., 1838, pp. 26-29. 

On the ventilation of Mines, ib., 1839, pn. 
57-60. ' ^^ 

An account of some specimens of Auriferous- 
Pyrites, ib., 1840, pp. 76-77. 

Eeport of Committee of House of Commons, 
1834, on Sir G. Gurney's claim to the invention 
of the Locomotive. 1834, fol. 

Note.— Refers (p. 6), to Mr. S. Moyle's opinions on 
Locomotives. 

MOYLE, Samuel, B.A,, Exon. 

Threni Exoniensium in obitum D. Johannis 
Petrei, Baronis de Writtle, 1613, 40. 

Note.— Contains two sets of verses by S. Moyle. 

MOYLE, Thomas. 

Pedigree of Thomas Moyle, of Bodmin, in 
Cornwayle. Harl. MSS., 6113, art. 3, f. 50. 

MOYLE, Sir Walter, Knt. (son of Hen. Moyle, 
of Bodmin). M.P. Bodmin, 1432; Liskeard, 
1441; Justice of Common Pleas, 1454. &. 
CornwaU. d. 1480. Will proved 31 July, 



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MOYLE, Sm "Walibb, Knt. (Con.). 

1480. cf. Foss' Judges, iv, 445-46; Sir N. 
E. Nicolas' Test. Fetusta, (1826), pp. 349, 402. 

Note.— Sir Thos. Moyle, Grandson of tlie above, 
was Speaker of the House of Commons, 1542. 

MOYLE, Walter. 

Particalars relative to estates of W. Moyle 
one of the King's Wards temp. Hen. VIII. 
Arundel MSS., (College at Arms), xxxiii, £ 271, b. 

MOYLE, Sir Walter (son of John Moyle, who 
d. 166i;. 6. 1626. d. 19 Sept., 1701. lur. 
St. G-ermans. 

Letter of Sir W. Moyle to W. Blathwaite, 
Secretary of War, dated Plymouth, 31 Mch., 
1694. MS. on, sale at T. Thorpe's, 1843. 

MOYLE, Walter (?,rd son of theiireceding). M.P. 
for Saltash, 1695-98; Vice-Warden of the 
Stannaries. I. Bake, 1672. d. Bake, 10 June, 
1721. hur. St. Germans, cf. Gent. Mag., xlix, 
231, (1779); /. Ra'ifs Synopsis Methodica 
Animalium, (2nd ed. 1696); Extracts from 
Corresp. of Br. Richardson, (1835), pp. 173, 
249-50; Bel. Hearniance, (1857), ii, 607-8, 
635 ; Nathaniel Lardner's Large Collection of 
Ancient Testimonies to the Truth of Christianity, 
(1764^67), i, 229, 241, 249-50, 355-56, 366- 
69 ; Hallam's Constit. Hist, of England, (1854), 
iii, 137 ; Memoir of Rev. Joshua Parry, (1872), 
pp. 131-32; Nichols' Illusts. of Lit., i, 301, 
308, 364, etc. ; Granget's Biog. Hist. ; Biog. 
Brit ; Chalmers ; Rose ; Biog. Univ. ; Didot 
Nouvel. Biog. Univ. ; VFest Briton, (under St. 
Germans), 27 Feb., 1868; 30th Report of Dep. 
Keeper of Records, p. 447. 

Vota Oxoniensia pro...Guilhelmo Rege et 
Maria Regina. Oxon., 1689, fol. 

Note. — Contains verses by "Walter Moyle, Eq. 
Anr. fil. natu niax. Exeter." 

Letters and essays on several subjects, philoso- 
phical, moral, historical, critical, amorous, in 
prose and verse, directed to J. Dryden, Esq., 
G. Granville, Esq., W. Moyle, Esq., Mr. Con- 
•greve, Mr. Dennis and other ingenious Men of 
the Age. Lond., 1694, 80. 

Note. — A copy of this work was formerly in Sion 
College Lib., but cannot now be found. 

Letters upon several occasions ; written by 
and bet-ween Mr. Dryden, Mr. Wycherly, Mr. 
. J Mr. Congreve and Mr. Dennis. Pub- 
lished by Mr. Dennis... Lond., printed by Sam. 
Briscoe, at the Corner-Shop of Charles-Street, 
in Russel-Street, in Covent Garden, 1696, 8". 

Note— Contains 3 Letters from Dennis to W. Moyle 

written in 1695, one from Mr. [Moyle] to Congreve, 

dated October 7, 95, and one from Congreve to Mr. 

[Moyle,] dated August 13, 95. • 



MOYLE, Walteh. (Con.). 

Original Letters, famihar, moral and critical. 
By Mr. Dennis. Lond., printed for W. Mears, 
at the Lamb without Temple Bar, 1721, 2 vols., 



Note. — Contains two letters from Dennis to W. 
Moyle, (1, 159-62, 211-13), dated respectively Jan. 16, 
1719-20, and May 24, 1720. 

An argument shevi^ing that a Standing Army 
is inconsistent with a free government, and ab- 
solutely destructive to the Constitution of the 
English Monarchy. [By John Trenchard and W. 
Moyle.] Lond., 1697, 40., pp. 30.— Another ed. 
Lond., printed in the year 1698, 4o., pp. 32. 

Note. — The Dedication is signed A.B.C.D.E.P.G. 
This work was reprinted in The Pamphleteer, x, 109- 
140, (1817). 

An argument against a Standing Army recti- 
fied, and the reflections and remarks upon it in 
several pamphlets consider'd. Lond., printed 
in the year 1697, 4o., pp. 30. 

A letter from the Author of the Argument 
against a Standing Army to the Author of the 
Ballancing Letter. [By J. Trenchard and W. 
Moyle.] Lond., printed in the year 1697, 4o., 
pp. 15. 

The second part of an argument shewing that 
a Standing Army is inconsistent with a free 
government and absolutely destructive to the 
constitution of the English Monarchy. With 
remarks on the late published list of King 
James' Irish Forces in France. [By J. Tren- 
chard and W. Moyle.] Lond., printed in the year 
1697, 40., pp. 27. 

Some queries concerning the disbanding of 
the Army, humbly offered to publick considera- 
tion, which may serve for answer to Mr. A. B.C. 
D.E.F.G.'s Argument. [Lond.,] printed in the 
year 1698, 40., pp. 12. . 

A True Account of Land Forces in England 
and provisions for them, from before the reputed 
conquest downwards, and of the regard had to 
foreiners. In a Letter to A.B.C., T.T.T., etc. 
With animadversions upon their argument and 
history of standing armies; militia reformed; 
pretended confutation of the ballancing letter; 
life of Milton; and letters concerning guards, 
garrisons and mariners. Lond., printed and 
sold by J. Nutt, near Stationer's-Hall, 1699, 40., 
pp. 72. 

A collection of State Tracts publish'd during 
the reign of King William III. Lond., printed 
in year 1706, 2 vols., fol. 

Note. — Contains the following : — 
"An argument shewing that a standing army is 
inconsistent with a free government," etc., ii, 564-76. 
" The second part of an argument," etc., ii, 577-84. 



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MOYLE, Waltek. (Con.). 

" A letter ballanoiag the necessity of keeping of a 
land-force in times of peace," etc., ii, 585-89. 

" A letter from the Author of the Argument against 
a standing army," etc., ii, 590-95. 

An History of Standing Armies in England, 
written by that eminent patriot, Jolin Trenchard, 
Esq., with an incomparable preface upon Govern- 
ment. . .Lond., printed and sold by Dick Thomas, 
near York-Buildings, in the Strand, 1739, pp. 
68, 1/-. 

Abridgment of that eminent patriot Mr. John 
Trenchard's History of Standing Armies in Eng- 
land. With an incomparable preface upon Gov- 
ernment. Printed and Distributed gratis by the 
Societyfor Constitutional Information. 1782,8"., 
pp. 16. 

Note. — These pamphlets on the Standing Army 
gave rise to a long printed controversy. Narcissus. Lut- 
trell, in His Bri4 Hist. Relatmn of State Affairs, (toI. 
i¥, under date 26 Nov., 1698), says "Yesterday a severe 
pamphlet against Standing Armies came out, which gives 
offence at Court, and Mr. Secretary Vernon has ordered 
the printer to attend him to discover the Author." 



Discourses on the PubUck Revenues and on the 
Trade of England. . . In two Parts. By the Author 
of the Essay on Ways and Means, \i.e., Charles 
Davenant, LL.D.] To which is added a discourse 
upon improving the Revenue of tha State of 
Athens. Written originally in Greek, by Xeno- 
phon ; and now made English from the original 
with some historical notes, by another Hand, 
[i.e., W. Moyle.] Lond., printed for James 
5Knapton, at the Crown, in St. Paul's Church- 
Yard, 1698, 2 parts, S". 

Note. — After page 279 of Part i is the following 
distinct title page "A discourse upon improving the 
State of Athens, etc., with some historical notes, by W. 
M[oyle,] Esq. Lond., printed for J. Knapton.. .1697." 
The discourse has a distinct pagination and is numbered 
pp. 3-62. 

Political Arithmetic, or a discourse concerning 
the extent and value of lands, people, buildings, 
etc. By Sir William Petty, late Fellow of the 
Royal Society. Glasgow, printed and sold by 
Robert and Andrew Foulis, 1751, sm. 4o., pp. 
1-97 and 1-44. 

Note. — Contains, with a distinct and complete title, 
"Xenophon's Discourse upon improving the revenue of 
the State of Athens. Translated from the Greek by W. 
Moyle, Esq., first printed in the year 1697. Glasgow, 
printed and sold by Robert and Andrew Eoulis, 1751," 
sm. 4o., pp. 1-44. This Discourse is not mentioned on 
the title-page of Sir W. Potty's Arithmetic, but it is on 
the half-title. 

The political and commercial works of that 
celebrated writer Charles D'Avenant, LL.D... 



MOYLE, Walter. (Con.). 

collected and revised by Sir Charles Whitworth. 
Lond., 1771, 5 vols., 8<>. 

Note. — W. Moyle's " Discourse upon improving 
the revenue of the state of Athens " is reprinted in i, 
803-42. 

The Works of Lucian, translated from the 
Greek by several eminent hands. With the life 
of Lucian... written by John Dryden, Esq. Lond., 
printed for Sam. Briscoe... 1711, 4 vols., 8'>.— 
Another ed. 1745, 4 vols. 8». 

Note. — ^Four of the Dialogues were translated by 
W. Moyle, viz. : — 

Of Sacrifices, [a bold-spirited satyr on the Whole 
Heathen Superstition,] i, 14-24. 

Herodotus or Action, [a Speech to the Wits and 
Orators of Macedon,] i, 25-30. 

Conference with Hesiod, [a pleasant droUery on 
Hesiod against inspiration,] i, 31-36. 

Panegyrick upon Demosthenes, [a oompleat Model 
of Panegyroks, sic'] i, 37-66. 

The second and third of the Dialogues are said to 
have been translated by Mr. Moyle in 1693 ; the fourth 
is stated in the body of the work to have been done 
" by another hand." 

The Works of W. Moyle, Esq. None of which 
were ever before publish'd. Lond., printed for 
J. Darby, 1726, 2 vols., 8". 

Note. — Dedicated to Joseph Moyle, Esq., by Thomas 
Sergeant, 14 Feb., 1725. These volumes contain the 
following works by Mr. Moyle, which do not appear to 
have been published separately 

A charge to the Grand Jury at a Session in Lescard, 
April, 1706. 

The Miracle of the Thundering Legion explained ; 
in several letters between Mr. Moyle and Mr. K[ing.]" 

A Dissertation upon the age of Philopatris ; a Dia- 
logue commonly attributed to Lucian, in several letters 
to Mr. K[ing.] 

Letters to Dr. Musgrave, of Exeter, on subjects of 
" Criticism and Antiquity." 

Letters from and to Mr. Moyle upon various sub- 
jects. 

The Whole Works of W. Moyle, Esq., that 
were published by himself. To which is prefixed 
some Account of his life and writings. [By 
Anthony Hammond.] Lond., printed' for J. 
Knapton, 1727, 80., 5/-. 

Note. — The Dedication to The Lord Viscount 
Townshend, is signed B. C[urU,] 2 leaves, then pp. 
1-285, errata and index 5 pages. 

Of the Thundering Legion, or of the miracu- 
lous deliverance of Marcus Antoninus and his 
army upon the prayers of the Christians. As 
also of Alexander the Great meeting the High- 
Priest of the Jews at Jerusalem. Occasion'd by 
Mr. Moyle's Works lately published. By William 
Whiston, M.A. Lond., printed for J. Senex, in 
Fleet-Street, 1726, sm. 4»., pp. 64, 6d. 

An apology for the writings of W. Moyle, 
Esq., in answer to the groundless aspersions of 



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MOTLE, "Walter. (Con.). 

Mr. Hearne, of Edmund Hall, Oxon., and Dr. 
Woodward, of Gresham College, London. With 
a word or two concerning the frivolous cavils of 
Messieurs Whiston and Woolston relating to the 
Thundering Legion. Lond., printed in the year 
1727, 80., pp. 22, 6d.' 

Note.— Written by Edmund Curll, the Bookseller. 
The copy in the Bodleian Library was given by Dr. 
Eichard Eawlinson to Thomas Ilearne, "Mail 4to, 
1728." 

Joh. Lavrentii Moshemii...dissertationvm ad 
sanctiores disoiplinas pertinentivm syntagma. 
Accedunt Gvaltheri Moylii et Petri Kingii' dis- 
sertationes de legione fvlminatrice ex anglico 
latin6 versse, additis observationibvs. Lipsise et 
Gorlitzii...l733, 4». 

Note. — The dissertations of Walter Moyle and Lord 
King are contained in pp. 639-891. 

A Select Collection of Tracts by W. Moyle, 
Esq., containipg I. An Essay upon the Roman 
Government. II. Remarks upon Dr. Prideaux' 
Connection... III. An Essay upon the Lacede- 
monian Government. IV. An Argument against 
a Standing Army. Dublin, printed by A. Rhames 
for T. Benson, at the Shakspear's Head, in Castle 
St., 1728, 80., pp. 231.— Another ed. Glasgow, 
printed by R. Urie, 1750, 12"., pp. 274. 

Histoire des Juifs et des peuples voisins, 
depuis la decadence des Royaumes d' Israel et 
de Juda, jusqu' k la mort de Jesu%Christ. Par 
M. Prideaux Doyen de Norwich. Traduite de 1' 
Anglois. Nouvelle edition divis6e en six volumes 
...A Paris chez Guillaume Cavalier Pere, rue St. 
Jacques prfes la Fontaine S. Severin, au Lys d' 
or, 1732, 6 vols,, IS^.— Another ed. 1742, 6 
vols., 120. 

Note. — Contain "Lettres de Monsieur Moyle a 
Monsieur Le Docteur Prideaux, oontenant diverses re- 
marques critiques sur quelques passages de 1' histoire 
des Juifs et des peuples voisins. etc. Avee les Responses 
de M. Prideaux, traduites de 1' Anglois, " being Six Letters 
from W. Moyle, and Four Eeplies from Dean Prideaux, 
dated 1716-21 and oeoupying vi, 316-88, in both editions. 
These letters originally appeared in Thomas Sergeant's 
"Works of Walter Moyle," 1726, and in " A Select Col- 
lection of Tracts by W. Moyle," 1728 and 1750. 

Democracy vindicated : An essay on the con- 
stitution and government of the Roman State, 
from the posthumous works of W. Moyle. With 
a preface and notes by John ThelwaU, Lecturer 
on Classical History. Norwich, printed and sold 
by J. March, Cockey-Lane ; Lond., sold by J. 
Smith, 1796, So., pp. iv and 41, 1/-. 

Note. — This Essay is dated 1698, and was printed 
in Thomas Sergeant's "Works of 'Walter Moyle, 1726," 
2 vols., 8°., and in "A Select Collection of Tracts by 
W. Moyle," 1728 and 1750. 



MOYLE, Walteb. (Con.). 

Essai sur le Gouvernement de Rome. Par W. 
Moyle. Traduit de 1' Anglois [Par Bertrand 
Barr6re.] Ouvrage utile aux hommes d' 6tat et 
aux philosophes. A Paris chez Leger, libraire, 
quai des Augustins, No. 44. De 1' imprimerie de 
Marchant I'ain^. An. x, 1801, 8o., pp. viii and 
112. 

A discourse [of the late Moyle's] to prove 
Marcus Antoninus a persecutor of the Christians. 
Tlmlogical Repository, i, 77-99, 147-73, (1769). 

Note. — The copy, from which this discourse was 
printed, is stated to have been transcribed from a MS. 
collection of Mr. Moyle's Eemains made by his nephew, 
Mr. Francis Gregor, in 1769, and now in the possession 
of the Gregor family. 

Miscellany Poems . . . By the most eminent 
hands. Publish'd by Mr. Dryden. Lond., 1716, 
6 vols., 120. 

Note. — Contains Poem " To Walter Moyle. By 
Chas. Hopkins," iv, 63-65. Se& also the succeeding 
article. 

A Select Collection of Poems, with notes, 
biographical and historical. By John Nichols. 
Lond., 1780-82, 8 vols., sm. 8o. 

Note. — Contains the following: — 

Ode to W. Moyle. By Chas. Hopkins, ii, 202-204. 

Epistle to Mr. Moyle. By Anthony Hammond, viii, 
265-68. 

Both the above Poems are reprinted from " The 
Whole Works of W. Moyle," edited by A. Hammond. 
Lond., 1727, 8o. 

• 45 Letters' between Mr. Moyle and Mr. 
Reynolds, 30 Jan., 17§f , to 10 May, 1720. MSS. 
St. John's Coll. Camb. cf. Rev. B. M. Cowie's Cat, 
pp. 104-6. 

Document of a discharge to W. Moyle for not 
enrolling letters patents of Charles 2 whereby 
the Manor of Carnanton was demised to Sir J. 
Coryton, Bart., for 99 years. Dated 31 July, 
1708. Harl. MSS., 2263, art. 224. 

Letter from T. Hearne to James West, con- 
cerning W. Moyle, &c. Lansd. MSS., 778, art. 
31. 

Letter from Walter Moyle to Charles Mon- 
tague, afterwards Lord Halifax, relative to Mr. 
Tregeare, Receiver General of Cornwall. Dated 
Bake, [1698.] Br. Museum, Egerton MSS., 929, 
p. 9. ' 

Mr. Moyle's letter against the Thundering 
Legion. Sir T. Phillipps' MSS., 48.57. " 

Correspondence of Walter Moyle. Gent. Mag., 
viii, 481-88, (1837), ix, 247-50, 492-98, (1838), 
X, 607-11, (1838), xii, 254-57, 577-81, (1839). 

MUDGE, Henry (sm of Thomas and Grace 
Mudge). b. Tower Hill House, Bodmin, 29 
July, 1806. 

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MUDGE, Henbt. (Con.). 

The Western Temperance Luminary. A 
Monthly Periodical. Edited by H. Mudge. Bod- 
min, printed by Charles Hayne, 1838, 8°., Id. 

Note. — 12 numbers, no more published. 

The Bodmin Temperance Luminary. A 
Monthly Journal. Edited by H. Mudge. Bod- 
min, printed by Charles Hayne, April, 1 840, to 
April, 1841, 8«., Id. 

Note. — 12 numbers, no more published. 

The Cornwall and Devon Temperance Journal. 
A Monthly Paper. Edited by H. Mudge. Bod- 
min, printed by Liddell and Son, Jan., 1851, to 
Jan., 1858, 8 vols., 8o., Id. per No. 

Note. — 85 numbers, no more published. This Paper 
■was the successor to " The Cornwall Temperance Journal 
and Reohabite Eeoorder." See Philp, John. 

A Letter to the Eatepayers of Bodmin on the 
use to be made of the (Old) Poor House, about 
to be vacated in consequence of a New Union 
Workhouse being built. By A Foe to Ignorance 
{i.e., H. Mudge,] 1840, 8°. 

The Farmers' Manual of Teetotalism, or 
" What will be done with the Barley." A Prize 
Essay. By H. Mudge. Lond., Simpkin, 1 842, 8" 
2d. 

Eechabitism, a letter shewing the instability 
of the Independent Order of Kechabites. By H. 
Mudge. Bodmin, Liddell and Son, 1844, 8°., 6d. 

An exposure of Odd Fellowship, shewing that 
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Man- 
chester Unity, is unscriptural and its constitu- 
tion unjust in its finance, extravagant in its 
management, bankrupt in its circumstances, 
deceitful in its pretensions, dangerous in its 
tendency, and immoral in its practice. By H. 
Mudge, of Bodmin, Surgeon, &c. Lond., Whit- 
taker and Co.; Bodmin, Liddell and Son, 
[printed,] 1845, 12o., pp. 69, 2/-. 

Cautions and testimony against Odd Fellow- 
ship. By H. Mudge,, of Bodmin, Surgeon, &c., 
December, 1846. Lond., Whittaker and Co.; 
Bodmin, Liddell and Son. n.d., [1846,1 12" dd 
12, 2d. ^ -' ■' ^^' 

Wine after Preaching. By H. Mudge. Vaux- 
hall, Symons, 1850, 8"., pp. 11. 

Eescued texts, or teetotalism put under the 
protection of the gospel, being a critical exposi- 
tion of texts of scripture refening to temperance, 
moderation, expediency, God's good creatures' 
watchfulness, sobermindedness, etc., deducing 
the true meaning and our consequent duty from 
the original Greek; With a key to the wine 
question for the unlearned. By H. Mudge. Bod- 
min, Liddell and Son, [printed] ; Lond., Whit- 
taker and Co. n.d., [1853 ?] 8"., pp. 60. 



MUDGE, Henby. (Cm.). 

Texts . rescued from the intemperate, or tee- 
totalism put under the protection of the gospel, 
being a critical exposition of texts of scripture 
referring to temperance, etc. With a key to tlie 
wine question for the unlearned. By H. Miidge, 
Surgeon, etc. 2nd ed. Lond., W. Tweedie, 337, 
Strand, n.d., [1854,] 8"., pp. 52, 6d.— 3rd ed 
n.d., [1856,] 8°., pp. 69, 6d. 

Note.— Introductions dated Bodmin, 1854 and 1856. 

Alcoholics, a letter to practitioners in medicine. 
By One of themselves. [Signed H. Mudge, Bod- 
min, Mch., 1856.] Lond., W. Tweedie, 1856, 
120., pp. 16. 

Physiology, health and disease, demanding 
abstinence from alcoholic drinks and prohibition 
of their common sale, being A Course of five 
lectures by H. Mudge, M.E.C.S. and L.A.C., 
with illustrations and appendix. To which is 
added The Distracted Village, a tale. Lond., 
W. Tweedie, or post free from the author Bod- 
min, 1859, 120., pp. viii and 124, 1/6, bound 2/-. 
Dialogues, etc., against the use of Tobacco. 
By A Surgeon, [i.e., H. Mudge.] Caudwell, Lon- 
don ; Tweedie, London ; Jarrold and -Sons, Lon- 
don and Norwich ; or by post from H. Mudge, 
Bodmin, 1861, roy. 24"., pp; 32, 2d. 

Band of Hope. Children of Promise. Gal., 
iv, 28. [Verses by H. Mudge.] 

Note.— The abofe are found on a Juvenile Pledge 
Card. Price Id. ' 

• 

The nature and obligation of temperance. A 
sermon preached in Union Hall, Bodmin, on 
Sunday, March 9th, 1862. By H. Mudge, Sur- 
geon, &c. Lond., Jarrold and Sons, 47, St. Paul's 
Churchyard; and Caudwell. n.d., [1862,1 8"., 
pp. 18, 2d. 

A guide to the treatment of disease without 
alcoholic liquors. By H. Mudge, M.E.C.S., Lond, 
Jarrold and Sons ; Tweedie, Strand, or free by 
post direct from the author Bodmin, 1863, 12o„ 
pp. 178, 2/6. , ■ 

MUDGE, Thomas, of Morval. Will proved 31 
May, 1613. 

Abstract of the Will of T. Mudge. In "Me- 
morials of the name of Mudge. By Alfred 
Mudge," 1868, 8°., p. 17. 

MUDGE, Major-General William, B.A., 
F.E.S. (son of John Mudge). h. Plymouth, 
1762. d. Holies Street, London, 17 April,- 
1820. > if > 

An account of the operations carried on for 
accomplishing a Trigonometrical Survey of Eng- 
land and Wales from the commencement in the 
year 1784 to the end of the year 1796. ..First 



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MUDGE, Majob-Genbbal. (Con.). 

published in and now revised from the Philoso- 
phical Transactions, by Capt. William Mudge, 
F.R.S., and Mr. Isaac Dalby. Vol. i. Lond., 
printed by W. Bulmer and Co. for J. Faden... 
1799, 4». 

Note. — The portion referring to Devon and Cornwall 
is comprised in pp. 362-409, and there is a " Plan of the 
Principal Triangles in the Trigonometrical Survey in 
1795-96 " in these counties. In the Survey Col. Edward 
Williams took part in conjunction witlj^the above-named 
gentlemen. 

An account of the operations carried on for 
accomplishing a Trigonometrical Survey of Eng- 
land and Wales continued from the year 1797 
to the end of the year 1799. By Capt. W. 
•Mudge... Vol. ii...Lond., printed by W. Bulmer 
and Co., for W. Faden, 1801, 4". 

Note. — Cornish portion comprised in pp. 50-53, 95- 
115, 117-20, 123-24, 130-35, 176-80. A part of plate iii 
shews the direction of the meridian at St. Agues 
Beacon. 

An account of the Trigonometrical Survey... 
in the years 1800, 1801, 1803, 1804, 1805, 1806, 
1807, 1808 and 1809. By Lieut. -Col. W. Mudge, 
of the Royal Artillery, F.E.S., and Captain 
Thomas Colby. Lond., printed by W. Bulmer 
& Co.... and sold by W. Faden... 1811, 4". 

Note. — Cornish portion contained in pp. 216-31. 

Cornwall. Published 5 Jan., 1813. ByLieut.- 
Col. Mudge, Tower. Engraved at the Drawing 
Room, in the Tower, under the direction of. Col. 
Mudge. By Benj"- Baker and Assistants. The 
'writing by Eben'- Bourne, 1813. Scale, 1 inch to 
1 mile. Size, 40 in. x 27 in. 

Note. — This map forms one of the series of The 
Trigonometrical Survey of Great Britain and Ireland 
made by Eoyal Authority. The Survey was commenced 
in 1784. 

MULES, Rev. James, LL.B. (son of Rev. Chas. 
Mules). Curate of St. Merryn; Curate of 
Mayland, Essex. 6. 10 Oct.^ 1793. d. May- 
land, 29 Aug., 1868. 

The benefits of the National Church of Eng- 
land. A sermon preached on the occasion of His 
Majesty's Letter, for a collection on the behalf of 
the National 'Incorporated Society for educating 
the poor in the principles of the Established 
Church, at the parish church of Pilton, near 
Barnstaple, Devon, on Sunday morning, Dec. 
30th, 1832. By Rev. James Mules, S.C.L., Chap- 
lain to the right honorable the Earl of Kingston, 
and Curate of Merryn, Cornwall. Lond., pub- 
lished by J. and C. Rivington, 1833, &»., pp. 
Vii and 21. 



MULLER, Frederick Maximilian (son of Wil- 
helm Milller). Professor of Comparative Phi- 
lology at Oxford, b. Dessau, 6 Dec, 1823. 

Cornish Antiquities. Quart. Rev., cxxiii, 35- 
66, (1867). 

Are there Jews in Cornwall ? A Riddle and 
its Solution. Macmillan's Mag., xv, 484-94, 
(1867). 

Chips from a German Workshop. By F. Max, 
MuUer, M.A., Fellow of All Souls College, Ox- 
ford. Lond., Longmans, 1867-1870, 3 vols., 8". 

Note. — Contains the following : — 
Cornish Antiquities, iii, 248-98. 
Are there Jews in Cornwall ? iii, 299-329. 
The Insulation of St. Michael's Mount. [Bead before 
the Ashmoleau Sec, Oxford, Nov. 25, 1867,] iii, 330-57. 

MULLINS, Rev. Samuel. Minister at Totnes. 
d. 24 June, 1710. 

Two sermons, the former preached at Exon 
before an assembly of the United Ministers of 
Devon and Cornwall, September 7, 1709, the 
latter at Totness, 1707. By the Rev. S. MuUins, 
Minister of the Gospel at Totness. Lond., 1710, 
4". 

MULOCK, Miss. See Craik, D. M. 

MUNDY, Peter. J. Penryn. 

A briefe Relation of certain e journies and 
Voyages into Fraunce, Spain, Turkey and East 
India, passed and performed by Peter Mundy. 
Earl. MSS., 2286, ff. 152. cf Br. Museum, Addit. 
MSS., 19,278-19,281. 

Note.— His travels lasted from 1609 to 1634. The 
ffarl. MS. is a copy corrected by the Author, those in 
the Addit. MSS. are recent copies. 

Itinerarium Mundii, that is, a Memoriall or 
sundry relations of several voiages. . .into Holland, 
Fraunce, etc., from 1611 to 1639; also into some 
parts of Denmarck... from 1639 to 1648, by Peter 
Mundy, closely written and illustrated firstly 
with Maps of the World, Europe, Italy, etc., en- 
graved by Henry' Hondius in 1630-31, of Savoy 
engraved by Judocus Hondius and of Turkey, etc. 
With an Appendix, containing, inter alia, Of 
the County of Cornwall and towne of Penrin ; 
notes of occurrences in September, 1654, "since 
my last arrivall at home," and notes of public 
matters and miscellaneous occurrences recorded 
at London and Penryn, from 17 Febr., 1656-7, 
to 11 Sept., 1667. Rawlinson MSS., (Rod. Lib.), 
Class A, 315, ff 8 and 247. 

Note. — A copy or possibly the original MS. of this 
Itinerary is now penes Mrs. Edwin Ley, at Trevaylor, 
Penzance.- It is referred to in /. S. Courtney's Guide to 
Penzance, (1845), p. 15. 



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MURCH, Eev. Jerom. Minister of Trim Street, 
Chapel, Bath, (son of Will. Murch). b. Honi- 
ton, 29 Oct., 1807. 

A History of the Presbj^terian and General 
Baptist Churches in the West of England, with 
Memoirs of some of their Pastors. By Jerom 
Murch. Lond., E. Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Church- 
yard, 1835, 8°., pp. XX and 579, 12/-. 

Note, — The Covnisli portioB is in pp. 534-70. 

MUECHISON, John Heney, P.E.aS., F.S.S. 

Political Pamphlets. By J. H. Murchirison. 
Originally published under the signatureof "Plain 
Facts," and reprinted for presentation to the 
Electors of Truro. Lond., Mann Nephews, 39, . 
Cornhill. Truro,J.E.Netherton,1859,8''.,pp. 172. 

British Mines considered as a means of invest- 
ment with particulars of the principal dividend 
and progressive mines in England and Wales. 
By J. H. Murchison, Esq., F.G.S. Lond., Mann 
Nephews, 39, Cornhill, 1854, 8»., pp. 200, 3/6. 
—2nd ed. 1855, 8"., pp. 205, 3/6.— 3rd ed. 
1855, 80., pp. 240, 3/6.— 4th ed. 1856, 8"., pp. 
358, 3/6. 

Eeview of the progress of British Mining for 
the quarter ending 30 June, 1858, with particu- 
lars of the position and prospects of the prin- 
cipal dividend and progressive mines, some 
special reports and several plans of underground 
workings and tables of the dividends paid in 
1855, 1856 and 1857. By J. H. Murchison, Esq., 
F.G.S. Lond., may be had at the Office of the 
Author, 117, Bishopsgate Street Within. [Varty, 
Printer, Camomile St.,] 1858, 8°., pp. 97, 1/-. 

MURCHISON, Sir Roderick Impey, Bart., 

F. E. S. b. Tarradaile, Ross-shire, 1 9 Feb. , 1 7 9 2. 

d. 16, Belgrave Sq., London, 22 Oct., 1871. 

A brief review of the classification of the 
sedimentary rocks of Cornwall, (1838). Trans. 
B.G.S.G., vi, 317-26, (1846) ; Edinb. New Philos. 
Journ., xliii, 33-41, (1847). 

On the discovery of silurian rocks in Cornwall. 
PUlos. Mag., xxx, 336-44, (1847) j Ann. Nat. 
Hist., xix, 326-34, (1847). 

On the classification of the older rocks of 
Devonshire and Cornwall. By Rev. Adam Sedg- 
wick and Sir E. I. Murchison, (1839). Proc. 
Geol. Soc, iii_, 121-23, (1838-42). 

Classification of the older stratified rocks of 
Cornwall and Devonshire. By Rev. A. Sedg- 
wick and Sir R. I. Murchison. Philos. Mao., xiv. 
242-60, (1839). 

MURDOCK, William. Resident in Cornwall 
from 1779 to 1798. b. Bellow Mill, Old Cum- 
nock, Ayrshire, 1754. d. Sycamore House, 
Handsworth, Soho, 15 Nov., 1839. 
A.D. 1791, May 30. No. 1802. Specification 

of William Murdock, of Redruth, in the county 



MURDOCK, William. (Con.). 

of Cornwall, Gentleman, for " The art or method 
-of making (from the same imaterials and by pro- 
cesses entirely new) copperas, vitriol anddifferent 
sorts of dye or dyeing stuff, paints and colours, 
and also a composition for preserving the bot- 
toms of all kinds of vessels and all wood re- 
quiring to be immersed in water, from worms, 
weeds, barnacles and every other foulness which 
usually does or may adhere thereto." Lond., 
1791, fol. — Eeprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottis- 
woode, 1856, fol., pp. 4, 3d. 

A.D. 1799, Aug. 29. No. 2340. Specification 
of William Murdock, of Eedruth, in the county 
of Cornwall, Engineer, for " Certain new me- 
thods of manufacturing and constructing steam 
engines.'' With drawing annexed. Lond., 1799, 
fol. — Reprinted. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 
1855, fol, pp. 6, lOd. 

An account of the application of the gas from 
coal to ceconomical purposes by Mr. W. Mur- 
dock ; read before the Royal Society on the 25 
Feb., 1808, and printed in the Philosophical 
Transactions for that year. [Abraham, Printer, 
Clement's Lane, London.] n.d., [1808,] 8°., pp. 8. 

Note. — W. Murdock first came into Cornwall in 
Sept., 1779, in the employment of Boulton and Watt. 
In 1784 he made a small locomotive and tried it in the 
avenue of the Eedruth Parsonage. In 1792 he made the 
first experiments in lighting with coal gas and used it 
in his own house and offices at Eedruth. In 1785 Mur- 
dock married the daughter of Captain Paynter, of Eed- 
ruth, by whom he had four children. His wife died in 1790 
at the early age of 24. cf. Philos. Trans., xoviii, 124-32, 
(1808) ; Mcholson's Journ., xxi, 94-103, (1808) ; Smiles' 
Lives of Boulton and Watt, (1865), pp. 253-57, 321-22', 
336-38, 356, 422; Smiles' Lives of the Engineers, (1862), 
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MURLIN, ' Rev. John (2nd son of Richard and 
Elizabeth Murlin or Mmien). Wesleyan Minis- 
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1722. d. High Wycombe, 7 July, 1799. hw. 
Eev. John Wesley's Vault, City Eoad Chapel 
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Methodist Mag., xxii, 511, (1799), xxiii, 64-68, 
(1800) ; T. Jackson's Lives of Early Methodist 
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G. J. Stevenson's City Road Chapel, (1872), pp. 
246, 352, 369-70, 376; C. Atmore's Methodist 
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A Short Account of J. Murlin, written by 
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530-36, (1779). 



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MURLIN, Rev. John. (Gon.). 

A short account of Mr. John Murlin, Preacher 
of the Gospel. Written by Himself. Lond., 
printed by J. Paramore, at the Foundry, Upper- 
Moorfields, 1780, 8"., pp. 48. 

Note. — This is an enlargement of the account which 
appeared in the Anninian Mag. 

A Letter to Eichard Hill, Esq., containing 
some remarks on that getftleman's five letters 
to the Rev. J. Fletcher. Ey^ J. M[urlin.] Bristol, 
W. Pine, 1775, 12"., pp 42. 

Sacred Hymns on various subjects. By J. 
Murlin. Leeds, 1781, 12°., pp. 56.— 2nd ed. 
Bristol, printed by W. Pine, in _ Wine-Street, 
1782, 8"., pp. 75 and Index unpaged. 

Elegy on Mr. Fletcher and other Poems. By 
J. Murlin. 3rd ed. Highwycombe, 1788, VI"., 
pp. 132. 

MURLIN, Richard (h-o. of the preceding), d. 
circa 1804, aged 86. 

A short account of the life and death of 
Eichard Murlin. By James Anderson. Dated 
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MURRAY, James. 

Plan of the Proposed Polbrock Canal, from 
the Tideway of the River Camel, near Wade- 
bridge, to Dunmeer. With a collateral branch 
towards Ruthran Bridge. Surveyed Anno 1796 
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James Murray. Engraved by W. Faden. 179-. 

MURRAY, Rev. Jeffreys Wilkins, M.A., 

' (son of Capt. Will. Murray, RIM.) Curate of 

St. Kea ; Incumb. of St. John, Kenwyn~ 1865- 

68; V. of Mylor, July, 1868. h. Swansea, 16 

Oct., 1819. 

Gerennius. A Letter from the Rev. J. W. 
Murray, M.A., Curate of St. Mary's,, Truro, to 
the Rev. Samuel Trist, Vicar of Veryan. Truro, 
printed and published by J. R. Netherton, 1855, 
12". Title and contents 2 leaves, then pp. 1-10. 

A Letter from the Rev. J. W. Murray to the 
Rev. Samuel Trist, Vicar of Veryan, on Gerennius 
and his supposed place of burial at Veryan. Truro, 
J. R. Netherton, 1859, 12o., pp. 16, 1/-. 

Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Communion. A 
Letter addressed chiefly to young persons, before 
and after confirmation. By the Rev. J. W. 
Murray. Truro, printed by J. R. Netherton, 
1857, 120., pp. 29.— 2nd ed. 1858, 12°., pp. 
29, 4d. 

A comparative scale of creation, according to 
Mosaic Records and Geological Facts. Arum. 
Truro, J. R. Netherton, 1861, pp. 15, 6d. 



MURRAY, Rev. J. W. (Gon.). 

The doctrine of the Incarnation as aifecting the 
natural history of mau, and the confidence of 
man in God. A sermon preached before the 
University of Oxford, on the 4 th Sunday in 
Advent, 1863. By The Rev. Jeffi'eys W. Murray, 
of Oriel College, and St. Kea, Cornwall. Oxford 
and London, J. H. and J. Parker ; Truro, J. R. 
Netherton, 1863, 8°., pp. 16, 1/-. 

MURRAY, John (son of John Murray). 6. 16 
April, 1808. 

A Handbook for Travellers in Devon and 
Cornwall. With Maps. Lond., J. Murray, 1850, 
8°.— 2nd ed. 1851, 8"., pp. Ivi and 24.3, 6/-. 
—3rd ed. revised 1856, 8"., pp. Iv and 264, 6/-. 
—4th ed. revised 1859, 80., pp. Ivi and 29.3, 
7/6.— 5th ed. revised 1863, 8»., pp. lixand 348, 
10/-.— 6th ed. revised 1865, 9>°., pp. lix and 
366, 10/-. 

Note. — T. C. Paris, (son of J. A. Paris, M.D.), 
wrote this work and edited it through four editions. 
1851 ed. Cornwall, pp. 123-233 ; 1866 ed. Cornwall, pp, 
U3-253; 1859 ed. Cornwall, pp. 159-282; 1863 ed. Corn- 
wall, pp. 185-334 ; 1865 ed. Cornwall, pp. 201-352. 

MURRISH, William Cdrd son of Will. Mw- 
rish). h. Perranzabulbe, 31 Jan., 1818. d. 
Perranzabuloe, 6 May, 1861. 

The Miner of Perranzabuloe, \i.e., W. Murrish,] 
or simple records of a good man's life. By 
W[illiam] Davis Tyack. Lond., Hamilton Adams 
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MUSGRAVE, William, M.D. h. Nettlecombe, 
4 Nov., 1655. d. Exeter, 23 Dec, 1721. 

Britannia or a Chorographical Description of 
Great Britain... By W. Camden... 2nd ed...By 
Edmund Gibson, D.D., Bishop of Lincoln. Lond., 
1722, 2 vols., fol. 

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wall, Devonshire and Somersetshire, was enlarged from 
observations communicated by Dr. Musgrave. 



N. Wadebridge. 

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N. A.F3r. 

Time is short. Verses. Rev. H. A. Simcoe's 
Light from the West, i, 286, (1832). 



NANCE. 



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N. L.N.N. 

On the New Year. Verses. Bev. H. A. Simeons 
Light from the West, i, 24, (1832). 

The Eddystone Lighthouse. Verses, ih., i, 48. 

Rejoice in the Lord. Verses, ib., i, 120. 

The New Year. Verses, ih., ii, 24, (1833). 

N. S.N. 

Aisles in Cornish Churches [and Sentry Fields.] 
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li, 305, (1781). 

N. W.N. &« Noy, William. 

NANCAREOW, Jane. h. Grampound, 27 July, 
1752. d. St. Austell, 29 June, 1788. 
An account of the death of Jane Nancarrow. 

By John Moon. Arminian Mag., xiii, 185-193; 

240-246, (1790). 

NANCARROW, John, Jun. Market Jew. h. 
circa 1737. cf. Archmlogia, v, 84, (1779). 

NANCARROW, John. 

A new and exact chart of Mount's Bay and 
parts adjacent, from the Lizard to Cape Corn- 
wall. Accurately surveyed by John Thomas, 
John Nancarrow, and Dionysius Williams. Pub. 
30 Ja,n., 1751, 4/-. —Published by J. Rennel, 25 
June, 1793, and sold by G. Nicol. 

Note. — Dedicated to Sir John St. Aubyn. 

NANCARROW, John, [of Cornwain] 

Calculations relating to grist and saw mills for 
determining the quantity of water necessary to 
produce the desired effect, when the head and 
fall are given in order to ascertain the dimen- 
sions of a new invented Steam Engine, intended 
to give motion to water-wheels, in places where 
there is no fall and but a very small spring or 
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Gilbert, Annal, xvi, 152-55, (1804); Tilloch. 
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NANCARROW, Richard. 

Richard Nancarrow, the Cornish Miner. No. 
43. York Friends' Tract Association, 1850, 
1 2 «... Reprinted, 1852,12". 

NANCE, Capt. Francis (son of John Nance). 

b. St. Martin's, Isles of Scilly, 1832. 

A Full Report of the Board of Trade Inquiry 
held at Penzance, in March, 1867, into the cir- 
cumstances connected with the abandonment of 
the schooner "Hannah Codner," in the Atlantic 
Ocean, on the 21st Dec, 1866. Penzance, printed 
by Edward Rowe, 30, Market Place, 1867, 8"., 
pp. 25, 1/-. 

Note.— This Eeport was published by Capt. Nance 
" for the vindication of his character." 



NANCE, James. Superintendent of Mining 
W^orks in France, b. 1802. d. Liskesird, 4 
Sept., 1869. cf. JVesleyan Methodist Mag., 
xciii, 767, (1870). 

NANCE, Rev. James. Wesleyan Minister (son 
of John Nance), b. St. Columb, 16 Apl., 1820. 
cf. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., Ixxsviii, 96, (1865); 
xci, 765-66, (1868). 

All for Jesus, by the Rev. J. Nance, Wesleyan 
Minister. Redruth, J. S. Doidge. n.d., [1859,] 
roy. 32°. — An entirely new edition, greatly en- 
larged. Redruth, J. S. Doidge, Fore St. ; Lond., 
H. J. Tresidder, 17, Ave Maria Lane, n.d., 
[1862,] roy. 32"., pp. 32, 2d. 

Trust the Pilot. By the Rev. J. Nance. Red- 
ruth, printed and published by J. S. Doidge, 
1861, roy. 32°., pp. 36, 3d.— 4th ed. n.d., [1862,] 
"12»., pp. 36, 3d. 

Cornwall as it was' before visited by the Wes- 
leys. Signed N.J. Christian Miscellany, ix, 101- 
103, 133-35, (1863). 

The Wesleys in Cornwall, ib., is, 203-206, 
231-34. 

The progress of methodism in Cornwall, ib., 
ix, 292-95, 326-28, 357-64. 

Cornish Methodist Worthies. A Skilful Pilot 
[Richard Trewavas.] ib., x, 11-12, 41-46, (1864). 

Cornish Methodist Worthies. A poetic fisher- 
man [Richard Trewavas, Junr.] ih., x, 136-40, 
170-75. 

Cornish Methodist Worthies. A conscientious 
accountant [J. E.Trezise,] «&.,x, 198-202, 233-38. 

Cornish Methodist Worthies. A devout phi- 
losopher [Samuel Drew.] ib., xi, 37-41, 71-76, 
(1865). 

Cornish Methodist Worthies. A distinguished 
christian minister [Francis Truscott.] ih., xi, 
166-70, 202-206. 

The Hearing Ear. ih., x, 306-308. 

NANFAN FAMILY, cf Rev. Treadway Nash's 
History and Antiquities of Worcestershire, i, 84- 
86. 

NANFAN, John. b. Cornwall. Lieut. -Governor 
of New York, 1697-1701 ; Governor of New 
York, 1701-2. cf. W. Smith's Hist, of Province 
of New York, (1757), pp. 90, 92, 97-103. 

NANKIVELL, Arthur W., F.R.C.S. (son of the 
succeeding). ' Resident Surgeon, St. Bartholo- 
mew's Hospital, Chatham, b. Coventry, 1837, 

Excision of knee joint for injury. Brit. Med, 
Journ., i, 30, (1868). 

-Case of urinary calculus that had ulcerated its 
way into the vagina, ib., i, 479-80. 

The working of the "Contagious Diseases Act, 
1866," 9,t St. Bartholomew's Hospital, ib., i, 564- 
65, (1869). 



NANKTVELL. 



883 



NANKIVELL. 



NANKIVELL, Akthuk "W. (Gon.). 

Erysipelas of the head and neck with violent 
delirium treated with chloral. *., ii, 437, (1871). 

Injury of the cervical vertebrae ; ankylosis of 
the atlas to the occipital bone; dislocation of 
the axis; death, ib., ii, 437. 

NAiSTKIVELL, Charles, Benjamin (3rd son of 
Thos. NanUvell). h. Truro. Now resident at 
Ashley Lodge, Torquay. 

Fractures of the ribs by muscular action. By 
C. B. Nankivell, Surgeon to the Coventry Self- 
supporting Dispensary. Lond. Med. Gazette, xvi, 
590-601, (1835). 

Treatment of Cholera by preventing the dis- 
charge of the serum of the blood, or supplying 
it artificially. By C. B. Nankivell, M.D., Tor- 
quay, Devon, ib., ix, 755-56, 1054-57, (1849). 

On the provision of medical attendance on 
the independent poor by provident dispensaries. 
British Medical Journ., ii, 274, 318-20, (1871). 

NANKIVllLL, Lieut. Edmund, E.N. (2nd son 
of J. H. Nankivell). b. Penmellyn, St. Columb 
Major, 16 July, 1844. 

Tringanu. [An article on China and the 
Chinese.] Chambers' Journ., 17 Dec, 1870, pp. 
809-11. 

NANKIVELL, Herbert, M.D. (eld. son of J. H. 
Nankivell). b. Penmellyn, St. Columb Major, 
26 May, 1843. 

The Homoeopathic Medical Directory of Great 
Britain and Ireland and Annual Abstract of 
British Homoeopathic Serial Literature, 1870. 
H. Turner and Co., London, 77, Fleet St., E.C., 

1870, 80., pp. 368, 3/6. 

Note. — This work was edited during the years 1870, 

1871, 1872, by " H. Nankivell, M.D., Branksome Lodge, 
Boumemouth." 

Repertories. British Journ. of IIomoeopathy,x^v, 
278-90, (1866). 

On Arsenic in phthisis, ib., xxx, 515-42, 
(1872). 

The Climate of Bournemouth. Monthly Homoeo- 
pathic Review, xiii, 17-24, (1869). 

Two cases of brain irritation in children, ib., 
xiii, 360-62. 

Medical Directories, ib., xiii, 574-76. 

Chronic Diuresis, ib., xiii, 718-22. 

Eepertories, New and Old. ib., xiv, 15-21, 
19.1-93, (1870). 

Case of poisoning by kali bichromas. ib., xiv, 
419-20. 

Cases with remarks, ib., xv, 29-32, (1871). 

(Esophageal stricture; treatment by dilatar 
tion. ib., xvi, 72-76, (1872). 



NANKIVELL, John, M.D. (son of Thos. Narir 
" "I. 6. Truro. 



Dissertatio medica inauguralis de catarrho... 
Pro gradu doctoratus summisque in medicina 
honoribus ac privilegiis rite et legitime conse- 
quendis, Eruditorum examini subjicit Joannes 
Nankivell, Britannus, Societatis Medicae Edin- 
ensis Socius. . .Edinburgi apud Balfour et Smellie, 
Academiae typographos, 1778,.sm. 4"., pp. 33. 

NANKIVELL, John Hicks, M.R.C.S. (son of 
Samuel Nicholls Nankivell, who was b. Wade- 
bridge, 1785, andd. St. Columb, 1816;. b. St. 
Columb Major, 23 Feb., 1809. 

Vestiges of the Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Ton- 
gues.— [No.] 1. By J. H. Nankivell, M.E.C.S., 
etc., Penzance. From the " Gentleman's Maga-~ 
zine," [xviii, 674, 1865,] September, 1865. n.p. 
or d. or printer's name, [1865,] 8°., pp. 4. 

Lines on a Crystal Felspar Cross,' found in a 
piece of Cornish Granite 1866. Anon. n.p. or d. 
or printer' s name, [1866,] 12"., s.sh. 



Brief notes of cases of disease treated homoeo- 
pathically. The Monthly Homoeopathic Rev., ui, 
503-512, (1859). 

Hydrastis canadensis in chronic tumour of 
the breast, ib., iv, 71-74, (1860). 

A few cases of disease treated at the Penzance 
Homoeopathic Dispensary. ih.,\, 326-32, (1861). 

Allopathic Drug-provings. ib., v, 174-77. 

A Calendar of cases treated at the Penzance 
Homoeopathic Dispensary, ib., vii, 172-77, 206- 
12, 294-306, 502-507, 537-44, 595-600, (1863). 

Two cases of spinal disease, ib., vii, 411-19. 

Effects of glOnoine in neuralgia.' ib., vii, 
90-98. 

Apis mellifica in scarlatina maligna, ib., viii, 
30-36, (1864). 

Brief notes on cases of disease, ib., viii, 216- 
19, 342-48, 485-89, 544-52. 

Casesfrommydispensarynotebook. ib.,\x, 344- 
48, (1865). 

A case of traumatic iritis with hypopion. ib., 
ix, 609-12. 

A case of chronic bronchitis and traumatic 
corneitis. ib., ix, 687-89. 

Annual Report of the Penzance Homoeopathic 
Dispensary, for the year 1866. Signed J. H. 
Nankivell. ib., xi, 190-91, (1867). 

Notes from dispensary practice, ib., xi, 206- 
217, 269-78, 331-43. 

Case with remarks, ih., xi, 698-702. 

A case of rectal haemorrhage, ib., xii, 757-58, 
(1868). 

Modern antique prescriptions. j&.,xiii, 190-92, 

(1869). 

Clinical reports, ib., xiii, 357-60. 



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NELSON. 



NANKIVELL, John Hicks. (Con.). 

The Lancet and scientific medicine, ib., xiii, 
466-68. 

Hahnemann's Homoeopathic system, ib., xiii, 
661-71. 

On the treatment of diseases with the assist- 
ance of rppertories. ib., xiv, 147-52, (1870). 

Records of dispensary practice, ib., xv, 135- 
38, (1871). 

A fragment from the cypher repertory, ib., 
XV, 498-502. 

On the pathogenesy of aconite, with clinical 
observations. British Journ. of Ilomuiopathy, xix, 
529-58, (1861); xx, 62-70, 353-69, (1862); 
xxi, 48-66, 420-47, 650-60, (1863); xxii, 83- 
92, (1864); xxxi, 211-24, (1873). 

On the Tubercular Lung Disease of Cornish 
Miners. * , xxiii, 177-95, (1865). 

On diseases of cervical vertebrae, ib., xxix, 
(1871). 

York Homoeopathic Dispensary and briefs of 
cases treated there. The Homceopathic World, iv, 
56, 72-74, 144-46, (1869). 

Thoughts and suggestions on medical and 
surgical practice, ib., iv, 215-16. 

Ophthalmia, ib., v, 63-65, (1870); vi, 56-57, 
(1871). 

Eemarks on vaccination, etc. ib., v, 129-30. 

Extracts from the debates of the French 
Medical Homoeopathic Society, ib., v, 152-54. 

On the rapidity of cure with homoeopathic 
remedies, ib., v, 221-22. 

Common form of Bowel-irritation, ib., vi, 
57-58. 

Homoeopathic practice, ib., vi, 79-81, 135-37, 
150-52, 271-73. 

NANKIVELL, Rev. John Robert (son of John 
Thomas NanUvell). Now Chaplain of Credi- 
ton, Devon, b. Truro. 

A Manual of Prayers and Hymns for the use 
of Sailors, compiled from various sources. By 
Rev. J. R. Nankivell. Brixham, Crauford, 1864 
12"., 6d. 

NANKIVELL, Thomas, of Golden, 1812. cf 
F. Trevithick's Life of Rich. Trevithick, (1872), 
11, 38. 

NATION, Rev.Fkangis, M.A. V. of Lewannick 
1657-1660. b. Bishop-Liddyard, Somerset, d. 
Parkham, Devon, aged 82. cf JTalker's Suffer- 
ings, (1714), pt. ii, p. 320. 

NAXJTICUS, Penzance, psevd., i.e., Rosewall 
James. 



NAYLOR, Rev. Fermor. R. of St. Martin's by 

Looe, 1707? to 1714. b. Tavistock, bur. St. 

Martin's, 31 Oct., 1714. cf. Harwood's Alumni 

Etonenses, p. 276. 

The Works of Walter Moyle, Esq., [q.v.] 
Lond., 1726, 2 vols., 8". 

Note. — Contains Letter from Mr. Naylor to Mr. 
Moyle, dated " St. Martin's, 2 Nov., 1711," and Mr. 
Moyle's answer thereto, i, 376-98. 

NAYLOR, Rev. John (son of preceding). Clerk 
Assistant of House of Commons, 1740-44; 
R. of Milton, Cambridge ; V. of Orton, Peter- 
borough; Preb. of Exeter, 26 Feb., 1749 to 
1761. b. St. Martin's by Looe, 7 Mch., 1710. 
d. Orton, 12 Feb., 1761. cf. Harwood s Alumni 
Etonenses, p. 317. 

NEALE, Rev. John Mason, D.D. (son of Rev. 
Cornelius Neale). Warden of Sackville College, 
East Grinstead, Sussex, b. Conduit St., London, 
24 Jan., 181§. d. Sackville College, 6 Aug., 
1866. 

Note. — A Paper by Dr. Neale on the Eeclesiology 
of the Deanery of Penwith was read at a meeting of the 
Cambridge Camden Soo., 28 Nov., 1842, bat, does not 
appear to have been printed, cf. Rep. of Cambridge 
Camden Soc, 1843, p. 69. 

NEAT, Rev' Charles. Chaplain at Leghorn j 
Curate of Bishop's Hatfield, ]3erts; Curate 
of Mawgan and St. Martin's, 7 June, 1818 to 
1820. i. 1792. /Senear St. Ives, Cornwall, 
4 July, 1838. cf Gent. Mag., x, 223, (1838). 

Sermons by the late Rev. Charles Neat... 
Lond., Seeley...l839, 8°., pp. xv and 324. List 
of Subscribers. 

NECTANUS, St. (son of Breachan). cf J. U- 
land's Collectanea, (1715), iv, 153. 

NEILD, James, M.D. J. 1744. d Cheyne Walk, 
Chelsea, 16 Feb., 1814. 

Letters on [Cornish] Prisons, 1803. See Lett- 
som, J. C. 

NELSON, Rev. John. Wesleyan Minister, h. 
Birstal, near Leeds, Oct., 1707. d. Leeds, 18 
July, 1774. bur. Birstai. 

An extract of John Nelson's Journal, being 
an account of God's dealing with his soul from 
his youth to the forty-second year of his age... ' 
Written by himself. Bristol, printed by E. Farley 
and Co., 1767, 12"., pp. iv and 169, 2/-. 

Memoirs of the late Mr. John Nelson of ^irV 
tal . . . Written by himself. Birmingham, R. Peart, 
Bull St., n.d., [1807,] 120., pp. vi and 214, 2/6. 

Note. — J. Nelson accompanied the Eev. J. Wesley 
and Mr. Downs in a preaching tour through Cornwall, 
in Aug. and Sept., 1743, the account is in pp. 73-76 in 
the first work, and in pp. 87-91 in the latter. 



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NELSON, Rev. John. (Cm.). 

Diary of Mrs. Kitty Trevylyan. A Story of 
the Times of Whitfield and the Wesleys. By the 
Author of " Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta 
Family, etc., etc." [i.e., Elizabeth Charles.] Lond., 
T. Nelson and Sons, 1865, 8"., pp. 304. 

Note. — The account of J. Nelson's visit to Oom- 
^wall is contained in pp. 90, 124, 130, 139, 140-46, 161, 
164, 171, 173, 175, 304. 

NEOT, St., a near relative of Alfred the Great. 
J. former part of IX Century, d. Ham-Stoke, 
i.e., St. Neot's, 31 July, 877 ? hur. St. Neot's. 
cf. F. Wise's Asser., (1722); sub annis, 878, 
884; Hardy's Cat. of Materials, (1862), i, 538- 
49, 557; Thos. Wright's Biog. Brit., (1842), i, 
381-83, and Essays on Archaeological Subjects, 
(1861), pp. 177, 262; /. Lelandls Collectanea, 
(1770), iii, 214, iv, 13 ; /. Leland's De Scrip- 
torihis, (1709), c, 113, 115; Ordericus Fiialis, 
ii, 99 ; William of Malmesbury's Gesta Pontifi- 
cum, (1870), Book iv, 182 ; John de fylastonbury 
(Hearne's ed., 1726), pp. 110-12 ; Ingulf, Croy- 
landensis Historia in Will. Fulman's Rerum An- 
glicarum scriptorum veterum, (1684), i, 27 ; Life 
of St. Neoi, by J. A. Froude, in J. H. Nevymaris 
Lives of the Saints, (1844), The Hermit Saints; 
Chronica Joannis Wallingford in Thos. Gale's 
Scriptores, (1691), i, p. 536. ' 

The Life of Saint Neot, the oldest of all the 

brothers to King Alfred. By Eev. J. Whitaker, 

D.D., Eector of Euan Lanyhorne, Cornwall. 

Lond., 1809, S*. 

The History and Antiquities of Eynesbury 

and St. Neot's, in Huntingdonshire, and of St. 

Neot's in the county of Cornwall. By G. C. 

Gorham, (1820), q.v. 

Anglo Saxon Homily on St. Neot. Cotton. 

MSS. Vesp. D., 14 ff, 142 b-148 a. 

Lifeof St. Neot. MSS. Bod. Lib.,535; Cotton.MSS. 

Claud.A5; MSS. Magd. Coll. Oxford,lin, 199-207. 

NoiE.— The Cotton. MS. Vesp., D. iv, (printed in 
Gorham, pp. 256-61), which is not later than the 11th 
■cent, is the most ancient life of St. Neot extant, as it 
does not mention the translation to Huntingdonshire ; 
it was probably written for the church service at St. 
Neot's in Cornwall. Asser who d. 883 must refer to a 
previous life. 
NETHEETON, Edwin (son of James Netherton, 

who d. Trmo, 3 June, 1840;. b. Truro, 17 May, 

1828. Drowned in St. Clement's Eiver, near 

Truro, 4 Jan., 1870. 

The Song of Solomon in the Living Cornish 
Dialect. From the Authorised English Version. 
Anon. 1859, 12"., pp. 20. 

]j[oiE. " Th' Song of Solamun '' was translated by 

E» Netherton, at the request of Prince L. L. Bonaparte. 
On the last page is the following notice " I certify that 
only 250 copies of this work have been printed, of which 
one is on thick paper." " George Barclay, 28, Castle St., 
Leicester Square." 



NETHEETON, Edwin. (Con.). 

A Polite Invitation to a friend to visit Truro. 
Anon. Triiro, James E. Netherton, 1862, 12"., 
pp. 11.— Eeprinted. 1863, 12"., pp. 11.— Ee- 
printed. 1864, 12o., pp. 11.— Eeprinted. 1866, 
120., pp. ii._Reprinted. 1873, 12o., pp. 11. 

An Old Private Account Book. Journ. B.I.C., 
1864, pp. 66-72. 

NETHEETON, James Eesuggan (bro. of the 

preceding), b. Truro, 8 July, 1818. 

Netherton's Cornish Almanac for 1854 ... 
Printed and sold by Netherton, Truro, 1854, 8o. 

Note. — ^This Almanac has since been continued 
annually. The numbers are frequently found to contain 
Tales (either original or reproduced) in the Cornish 
Dialect. 

Four Tales in Verse and Prose in the Cornish 
Dialect. 'Lizbeth Jane's Courtship. The Cornish 
Farmer and the Squire. Luke Martin's Cowld. 
Tom Teague on Zebedee Jacka. Truro, printed 
and published by J. E. Netherton. n.d., [1867,] 
8°., pp. 42.— Eeprinted. 1873, S"*., pp. 42. 

Note. — The first and third tales appeared in Nether- 
ton's Cornish Almanac for 1869. 

NETTELL, James Tregoning (son of Edward 
Nettell, who d. 17 Oct., 1839;. 6. Illogan, 18 
July, 1835. Now resident at Mount Pleasant, 
Norton, Swansea. 
Eeport from the Mining School, at Crow's 

-Nest, Liskeard. Rep. of Miners' Assoc, of C. and 

D., 1863, [3 Feb. Meeting,] p. 6. 

Note. — Edward NetteU, above mentioned, wrote "A 
History of Cam Brea," which was published in the 
Cornwall Gazette. ^ 

NEW, Alexander. 

A Funeral Sermon for Alexander New. By 
Eev. Will. Fowler. Bodmin, 1812, 8°. 

NEWOOMBE, William (son of Thos. New- 
combe). Curator of the Eoyal Institution of 
Cornwall, b. Newquay, Devon, 25 May, 1805. 

Summary of Meteorological Observations at 
Truro for the year 1863, from Eegisters kept at 
the Eoyal Institution of Cornwall. Journ. B.I.C., 
1865, pp. 65-70, and since continued annually. 

NEWCOMEN, Thomas, b. Dartmouth, 16- -. 
d. London? 17 — . cf. A. H. Holdsworth's 
Dartmouth, (1841), Note L, p. 83 ;• H. Reid's 
The Steam-engine, (1840), pp. 112-13; Didot 
Nouvel. Biog. Univ. ; Biog. Univ. ; Rose ; John 
Fare'ifs Treatise on the Siearrirengine, (1827), pp. 
12, 126-60, with two engravings; TJm. Tred- 

' gold's Essay on the Steam-engine, (1850-53), i, 
9 ; John Bowne's Treatise on the Steamhengine, 
(1 861), p. 8 ; Robert Stuarts Anecdotes of Steam- 
engines, (1824), i, 444. 

X X 



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386 



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NEWCOMEN, Thomas. (Con.). 

Some account of the residence of the inventor 
of the steam-engine. By Thomas Lidstone, of 
Dartmouth. Illustrated by wood engravings (a 
note to be appended to any future history of 
steam-power). 2nd ed. Lond., Imprinted by 
Whittingham and Wilkins, at the Chiswick 
Press, Took's Court, in Chancery Lane, for T. L., 
and published by Longmans ... 1 8 6 9, 4 "., pp. 8, 3/-. 

A few notes and queries about Nevvcomin 
(who made ye first steam-engine) and a drawing 
of his engine, his house, (and fireplace) and 
something about his kettle, his monument, etc., 
etc. Lond., imprinted by Pardon and Son for 
Thomas Lidstone, of Dartmouth, and sold by J. 
C. Hotten, 74 and 75, Piccadilly, A.D. 1871, 
4°., pp. 16, 8d. 

Ilalf-famous men and places. 1. Newcomin's 
House, Dartmouth. The Churchman's Family 
Mag., xvi, 47-51, (1870). 

Note. — Newoomen came into Cornwall and erected 
an atmospheric-engine at Mr. Will. Lemon's mine, 
Wheal Fortune, in Ludgvan, in 1720, another engine 
on the same model was put up at Pool Mine, in 1746. 
cf. S. Smiles' Lives of Boulton and Watt, (1865), p. 69; 
F. Tremthich's Life of Rich. Trevithiclc, (1872), i, 3-8, 
23-27 ; ii, 114-15, 121. Newcomen is stated in some 
publications to have obtained a patent for his engine 
in 1705, but the Patent Ofdce has no record of such 
a circumstance. 

A Comparative Statement of the Effects of 
Messrs. Boulton and Watt's Steam Engines, with 
Newcommen's and Mr. Homblower's. By Mr. 
Wilson. Truro, W. Harry, 1792, 8o. 

NEWLING, Eev. William (son of Thos. New- 
ling). P.C. of Herodsfoot, Cornwall, 1851. I. 
Shrewsbury, 1820. " 

Prayers for every morning and evening in the 
year, collected from the daily lessons. By W 
Newling, B.A., of St. John's Coll., Camb., and 
Perpetual Curate of Herodsfoot, Cornwall. Lond., 
J. Masters, 1862, 12"., pp. 68, 1/-. 

Note.— Announced as intended to be in 12 parts, 
but Part I, containing January the only portion issued. 

The Lord's Presence with his Church. A ser- 
mon preached at the visitation of the Venerable 
the Archdeacon of Cornwall, held at Liskeard 
June 17, 1867. By W. Newhng, Perpetual 
Curate of Herodsfoot. Lond., J. Masters ; Lis- 
keard, J. Philp, Fore St., [printed,] 1867, 8o., 

NEWMAN, Arthur (son of Will. Newman, of 

Ludgvan). cf Bliss' Wood, ii, 268. 
_ The Bible-bearer. By A. N[ewman ?] some- 
times of Trmity CoUedge, in Oxford. Printed at 
London by W. L for I. C, and are to be sold at 



NEWMAN, Abthub. (Con.). 

Pleasvres vision : with deserts complaint, and 
a short dialogve of a woman's properties, be> 
tweene an old man and a young. By Arthvr 
Newman, of the Middle Temple, Gent. Lond., 
printed by Gr[eorge] E[ld] for Thomas Bayly, 
and are to be sold at his shop in the Middle-row 
in Holbourne, neere Staple Inne, 1619, 8°., 31 
leaves unpaged. Bod. Lib. — Facsimile ed. Printed 
by E. Hartnall, Ryde, Isle of Wight, 1840, 8"., 
pp. X and 52. With notice, signed T.P., 2 pages. 

NEWTON, Benjamin Wills. 

Narrative of facts characterising the super- 
natural manifestations in members of Mt. Irv- 
ing's Congregation, and other individuals in 
England and Scotland, and formerly in the 
writer himself By Eobert Baxter. Lond., Jas. 
Nisbet, 1833, 12"., pp. xii and 155.— 2nd ed. 
1833, 120., pp. xivii and 155, 2/-. 

Extracts from "a narrative of facts, character- 
izing the supernatural manifestations in Members 
of Mr. Irving's congregation, and other individ- 
uals, and formerly in the writer himself, by 
Robert Baxter." Falmouth, printed and sold by 
Thomas P. Dixon, 1836, 8"., pp. 24. 

Note. — The appendix, [Printed by T. P. Dixon, 
Falmouth,] and occupying pp. 23-24, is signed B. W. 
Newton. 

NEWTON, Edward Tippett (5th son of Lle- 
wellyn Newton), h. Camborne, 6 May, 1824. 

Description of an improved counter. Ben. 
B.C.P.Soc, 1847, pp. 23-24. 

Miners' Dial and level, ib., 1866, p. xxiii. 

Newton's Magnetic Deflector and Miner's 
Theodolite for correcting the variation of the 
magnetic needle and dialing by the true north 
instead of magnetic north, ib., 1870, p. 20. 

NEWTON, James. 

On the effects of papaver corniculatum luteum 
growing in Cornwall. Bhilos. Trans., xx, 263- 
64, (1698); Abr., iv, 295, (1698). ■ 

Note. — This is an account of the effects of eating 
a pie made of papaver corniculatum on Charles Worth 
and his family living at Half-way House, and was com- 
municated to Mr. Newton by Mr. John Hancock, Apothe- 
cary, of Penzance. 

NEWTON, Joseph, Jun. Land Steward to the 
late J. S. Enys, Esq. Now resident at St. 
Agnes. 

On the antiquities of St. Agnes. Bep. B.I.G., 
1847, p. 59. 

NEWTON, Llewellyn (son of Benjamin New- 
ton who d. 1790 ?) b. Camborne, 29 June, 1785. 
cf. F. TrevithicJi^s Life of Bich. 
(1872), i, 108, 342-43. 



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887 



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NEWTON, Richard, Jun. (son of Rich. New- 
ton), h. St. Agnes, 3 Nov., 1821. 
Notice on the St. Agnes Beacon. Trans. 

B.G.S.G., vi, 354-56, (1846). 

NICHOLAS, of Cornwall. 

Notae in Porphyrium secundum Scotum 
Albertum, et [Nicholaum] Cornubiensem. MSS. 
C.C.G., Oxford, 230, fol., 53-59. 

Nicholai Cornubiensis in Porphyrii Isagogen 
commentum. ih., 293, fol., 197-206. 

NICHOLAS IV, Pope. d. 4 ApL, 1292. 

Taxatio Ecclesiastica Anglise et WaUise auc- 
toritate P. Nicholai iv. area A.D. 1291. [Record 
Commission.] Lond., 1802, fol. 

NoiE. — Contains account of Cornisti livings, pp. 
147-49. 

NICHOLAS FAMILY, of Sennen Cove, cf N. 
and Q., 3 S., vi, 412, (1864). 

NICHOLAS, of Fowey. 

DeuteromeHa ; or the second part of Musick's 
Melodie. [By T. Ravenscroft.] Lond., printed 
for T.Adams, 1609, 40. 

Note. — ^No. I. Freeman's Songs of Three Voices 
called John Dory relates to NichoU, a Cornishman. It 
is reprinted in Selections from DeuteromeHa, (No, X), 
in Selections from the worhs of T. Ravenscroft, [Rox- 
imrgh Club, 1822,] 40. ef. John Webster's Dramatic 
Works, (1857), " The weakest goeth to the wall." Act i, 
scene ii, vol. iv, p. 230 ; Richard Oarew's Survey, (1769), 
p. 135. 

NICHOLAS, Henry Boyns (son of James 
Nicholas who d. 29 Mch., 1853^. 6. Penzance, 
30 Oct., 1829. Now in AustraHa. 
On the quartz reef of Sandhurst, Victoria, 

AustraUa. Trans. B.G.S.G., 1868. 

Note. — This portion of the Transactions is not yet 
printed. 

NICHOLAS, Jose. 

Memoir of Jose Nicholas. A Friend at the 
Land's End. Select Miscellanies, iv, 250-55. 

NICHOLLS, Anthony. See NicoU, Anthony. 

NICHOLLS, Miss Elizabeth, h. Treglisson 
House, Hayle, 30 May, 1817. d. Treglisson 
House, 31 Jan., 1858. 
Biographical Sketch of Miss E. NichoUs. By 

Rev. Edward Watson. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., 

kxxiii, 474-75, (1860). 

NICHOLLS, Frank, M.D., r.R.S. (^nd son of 
John NichoUs, of Trereife, who d. 1714;. At 
Exeter Coll., 1714; Reader of Anatomy in 



NICHOLLS, Fkank, M.D. (Con.). 

University of Oxford ; G-ulstonian Reader of 
Pathology, 1732 and 1736; One of the Phy- 
sicians to Geo. II, 1753-60. h. London, 1699. 
d. Epsom, Surrey, 14 Jan., 1778. cf. Manning 
and Bray's Surrey, i, 163; Gensura lAteraria, 
(1805), i, 192-98; Ben. Hutchinson's Biog. 
Medica, (1799), ii, 182-85; MunMs Boll of 
Physicians, ii, 109-11; Bev. Job Orion's Letters, 
(1800), ii, 261-62; Boswell's Johnson, (1835), 
vi, 365 ; AiJcin's Gen. Biog.; Bose;' NichoU Lit. 
Anecdotes, vi, 215, 217, 642; Nichols' niustra- 
tions of Lit. Hist, ii, 802, iv, 760-61; Albert 
Holler's Bibl. Anatomica, (1774), ii, 223-24; 
Gent. Mag., xlviii, 46, (1778), Iv, pt. i, 13-15, 
(1785), Ixxiii, pt. ii, 1255, (1803), Ixxvii, pt. 
ii, 990, (1807). 

Franci Nichollsii, M.D., Georgii Secundi 
magnse Britannise regis Medici Ordinarii Vita ; 
cum conjecturis ejusdem de Natura et usu 
partium humani corporis similarium. Scriptore 
Thoma Lawrence, M.D. Portrait. Londini, 1780, 
4"., pp. 106. Grenville Lib. Br.. Museum. 

Note. — Privately printed and only forty copies 
struck off. 

Compendium Anatomicum ea omnia com- 
plectens quae ad coghitam humani corporis 
ceconomiam spectant. Cui, quo clarius elucescat, 
quanti sit anatomia in medecin^ tam diagnostic^ 
et prognostic^ quam practice,, adjiciuntur prse- 
lectiones artem obstetricariam actiones medica- 
mentorum et proximas mortis causas anatomicis 
principiis exponentes. In usum Academies Oxon- 
iensis. Constructum a F. NichoUs, e Coll. Exon. 
M.D. Preel-Anat., Oxon., C.M.L.S. et F.R.S. 5 
Plates. Londini, impensis Johannis Clark, apud 
Biblium juxta Excambium Regium, 1733, 4". 
Preface 1 leaf, then pp. 1-64. 

Compendium Anatomico-Oeconomicum, etc. 
Londini, impensis Johannis Clark, 1736, 4o. 
Preface 1 leaf, then pp. 1-78. 

Compendium Anatomico-Oeconomicum, etc, 
Londini, impensis Johannis Clark, 1738, 4°. 
Preface, lleaf, OrdoPrselectionum and Appendix, 
1 leaf, then pp. 1-78. 

Compendium Anatomico-Oeconomicum, etc. 
Londini, impensis Johannis Clark, 1742, i". Pre- 
face, 1 leaf. Compendium, pp. 1-60, Appendix, 
pp. 1-20, Oratio Anniversaria, pp. 22-28. 

Note.— There are slight differences in the title pages 
of the 1733 and 1736 editions. 

Syllabus partium corporis quse urinse excre- 
tioni, generationi, sanguinis circulationi, respir- 
ationi, vocificationi, visui, auditui, nervis et 
olfactui inserviunt, Prselectionibus aptatus mox 
habendis in Theatro Anatomico Chirurgorum 



NICHOLLS. 



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NICHOLLS, Feank, M.D. (Con.). 

Londinensium Anno 1733. Anon. Londini, Anno 
1733, 4°., pp. 9-20. 

Oratio Anniversaria in Theatro Collegii Medi- 
corvm Londinensivm, decimo quinto calend. 
Novembris, ex Harveii institute, ad socios habita 
Anno 1739. A Fr. Nicholls, M.D. Londini, 
impensis iTho. Woodward ad insigne Lunse Cres- 
centis inter Templi Portas Illustrissimffi Eegise 
Societati Typographi, 1740, 4"., pp. 24. 

Note. — This Oration is also found in pp. 22-28 of 
the 1742 edition of the Compendium Anatomioo-Oeeo- 
nomioum although not mentioned on the titfe page of 
that work. 

De Anima Medica prselectio ex Lumleii et 
Caldwaldi institute in Theatro Collegii Eegalis 
Medicorum Londinensium ad socios habita, die 
Decembris W- Anno 1748™- A Eran. MchoUs, 
M.D. Eeg. Societatis Sodali et Medico Eegio 
extraordinario. Cui, quo clarius eluceant, quae in 
ipsd praelectione figuratfe explicantur, accesserunt 
notse. Londini apud Paulum Vaillant, 1750, 4°., 
pp. 41. 

De Anima Medica prselectio... Editio altera, 
notis amplioribus aucta, et appendice ad motum 
cordis et arteriarum spectante. Londini, 1771, 
40., pp. 49. 

De Anima Medica prselectio... Editio altera, 
notis amplioribus aucta cui accessit Disquisitio 
de Motu cordis et sanguinis in homine nato et 
non nato, tabulis seneis illustrata. Londini excu- 
debat H. Hughs, prostat venalis apud J. Walter, 
juxta Charing Cross, 1773, 4°., pp. 104, 7/6. 

The Petition of the Unborn Babes to the 
Censors of the Eoyal College of Physicians of 
London. Amn. Lond., 1751. 

Note.— In this work Pocus stands for Dr. Nesbit, 
Maulus for Dr. Maule, and Barebone for Dr. Barrowby. 
It was answered by "Vindication of Man Midwifery, being 
an answer to The Petition of the Unborn Babes." 
Lond., 1752, 8°. 



Some observations towards composing a 
natural history of mines and metals. Philos. 
Trans., xxxv, 402-407, 480-85, 1728. lAlr. vii, 
224, 1729.] 

Some observations on aneurysms in general, 
and in particular on the foregoing. «&., xxxv 
440-44. [Ahr. vii, 231, 248.] ° " ' 

Observation , on a treatise wrote by Mons. 
Helvetius, of Paris, designed to prove that the 
lungs do not divide and expand the blood, but 
that on the contrary they cool and condense it 
ih., xxxvi, 163-69, 1731. [Ahr. vii, 361.] 

An account of the hermaphrodite lobster pre- 
sented to the Eoyal Society, on Thursday, May 
the 7th, by Mr. Fisher, of Newgate Market, 
and dissected pursuant to an order of the Society 
ib., xxxvi, 290-94. [Ahr. xi, 398, 1730.] 



NICHOLLS, Frank, M.D. (Con.). 

An account of the veins and arteries of leaves, 
(1730). ih., xxxvi, 371-72. [Ahr. xi, 419.] 

An account of a polypus, resembling a branch 
of the pulmonary vein, coughed up by an asth- 
matic person, (1731). ih., xxxvii, 123-25, 1733. 
[Ahr. vii, 481, 1731.] 

An account of worms in animal bodies, (1755). 
ih., xlix, 246-48, 1756. [Ahr. x, 616, 1755.] 

-Observations concerning the body of his "late 
Majesty, Oct. 26, 1760. ih.. Hi, 265-75, (1762) 
[Ahr. xi, 571, 1761.] 

Nachrichten von wurmen in thierischea. 
korpern. Hamhwgisches Magazip,. xix, 219-21. 



Anatomical Lectures, (imperf.) Br. Museum, 
Addif. MSS., 4018, art. 8. 

Letter of Dr. F. Nicholls to the President and 
Council of the Eoyal Society concerning his ar- 
rears, 11 Dec, 1741. ih., 6,180, f 140. 

NICHOLLS, SiE George, K.C.B. (eld. son of 
Solomon Nicholls). Entered H.E.I.C. Service, 
1796; Obtained command of a ship, 1809; 
Quitted the service, 1815; Superintendent of 
Birmingham Branch of -Bank of Englandj 
1827-34; Poor Law Commissioner, 1834;, 
Secretary to Poor Law Board, 1847-51. b. St. 
Keveme, 31 Dec, 1781. d. 17, Hyde Park 
Street, London, 24 Mch, 1865. bur. Willesden 
Cemetery, 30 Mch. cf. English Cyclop.; Gent. 
Mag., xix, 380, (1865); Jfew of the Time, 1862;. 
Didot Nouvel. Biog. Univ. ; Biog. Univ. 

Eight Letters on the Management of our Poor - 
and the general administration of the poor laws, 
in which it is shewn the system that has been 
adopted and the saving in the poor rates which 
has recently been effected in the two parishes of 
Southwell and Bingham, in the county of Not- 
tingham, respectfully offered to the consideration 
of magistrates, and earnestly recommended tee- 
the attention of all parish officers. By An Over- 
seer, [i.e., G. Nicholls.] Prefixed is An Address 
to James Scarlett, Esq., M.P. Newark, printed 
by S. and J. Eidge, and sold by Baldwin, Cradock 
and Joy, London, 1822, 8°., pp. xii and 70, 2/-. 

Note.— These Letters originally appeared in the 
NottingTmm Journal in- 1821. The Br. Museum copy 
has MS. notes by the Author. 

Ship Canal for the Junction of the EngUsh 
and Bristol Channels. Bj Thomas Telford and- 
Capt. George Nicholls, 1824, 8". 

Note.— c/. also John Hickman's Life of T. Telford,. 
(1838), pp. 271, 586, 594, 596-622. 

Eeport on the biU for making a navigable 
communication between Norwich and Lowestoff.- 
By Capt. G. Nicholls. Norwich, Wiikin, 1826. 



NICHOLLS. 



389 



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NICHOLLS, Sib Geo. (Con.). 

Poor Law Commissioners. Copy of a Letter 
to the Secretary of State for the Home Depart- 
ment from the Poor Law Commissioners, relating 
to the petition recently presented to the House 
of Commons from Bury, in Lancashire. Signed 
T. F. Lewis, J. G. S. Lefevre, G. Nicholls, 6 
May, 1837. n.p. or d. or printer's name. [1837,] 
fol., pp. 4. 

Report of Geo. Nicholls, Esq., to Her Majesty's 
Principal Secretary of State for the Home De- 
partment on Poor Laws, Ireland. Lond.", printed 
by W. Clowes and Sons, 1837, fol., pp. 37. 

Second Report of Geo. Nicholls, Esq... on 
Poor Laws, Ireland. Lond., printed by W. 
Clowes and Sons, 1837, fol., pp. 56. 

Poor Laws, Ireland. Third Report of Geo. 
Nicholls, Esq... containing the result of an en- 
quiry into the condition of the labouring classes 
and the provision for the relief of the Poor in 
Holland and Belgium. Lond., printed by W. 
Clowes and Sons, 1838, fol., pp. 13. 

Strictures on the proposed Poor Law for Ire- 
land, as recommended in the Report of George 
Nicholls, Esq. Lond., J. Ridgway and Sons, 
Piccadilly, 1837, S"., pp. 80. 

Analysis of projects proposed for the relief of 
the poor of Ireland ; more especially that of Mr. 
George Nicholls, embodied in a bill now before 
Parliament... By John Pitt Kennedy. Lond., 
printed for T. and W. Boone, 1837, S"., pp. 56. 
The Poor-Law Bill for Ireland examined, its 
provisions and the report of Mr. Nicholls con- 
trasted with the facts proved by the Poor In- 
' quary Commission, in a letter to Lord Viscount 
Morpeth, M.P., his Majesty's principal Secretary 
of State for Ireland. By Isaac Butt, LL.B., 
M.R.I.A., Professor of Political Economy in the 
University of Dublin. Lond., B. Fellowes; Lud- 
gate Street ; and W. Curry, Jun and Co., Dublin, 
1837, 8"., pp. iL 

Poor Laws, Ireland. Observations upon the 
report of G. Nicholls, Esq. By Sir F. W. Mac- 
Baghten, of Bushmills House, County of Antrim, 
Bart. Lond., Longman; W. Curry, Jun and 
Co., Dublin... 1838, 8"., pp. 58. 

The Farmer. Compiled by G. Nicholls, Esq. 
■ Lond., C. Knight and Co., [Guides to Trades,] 
1844, 12"., pp. viii and 218. 

On the condition of the agricultural labourer 
with suggestions for its improvement. By G. 
Nicholls, Esq. Dated "London, Nov. 26, 1844." 
Lond., 1844, 12o.— 2nd ed. With additions. 
Lond., C. Knight, 1847, 12o. Title, dedications 
and contents, 3 leaves, then pp. 1-76. 

Y Ffermwr neu Hyfforddiadau yn Egwyd- 
dorion Amaethyddiaeth [Cyfieithedig o'r sae- 
sonaeg] Caerfyrddin W. Spurrell ; Llundain H. 



NICHOLLS, Sib Geo. (Con.). 

Hughes, St. Martin's-Le-Grand, 1848, 12°., pp. 
viii and 234. 

Note. — The Preface is signed " Y Cylioeddwr." 

The Flax Grower, containing directions for 
the cultivation of the plant, the preparation of 
the fibre, and the preservation and use of the 
seed; with particular instructions for stall or 
box feeding cattle with linseed compounds. By 
G. Nicholls, Esq. Lond.", 1848, 12".— 2nd ed. 
Reprinted with additions from vol. viii of The 
Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society. Lond., 
C. Knight, 1848, 120., pp. 93^ i/._ 

A History of the English Poor Law in con- 
nexion with the legislation and other circum- 
stances affecting the condition of the people. 
By Sir G. Nicholls, K.C.B. Lond., J. Murray, 
1854, 2 vols., 8"., 28/-. 

A History of the Scotch Poor Law in cour 
nexion with the condition of the people. By 
Sir G. Nicholls, K.C.B. Lond., J. Murray, [Sept.,] 
1856, 8"., pp. X and 288, 12/-. 

A History of the Irish Poor Law in connexion 
with the condition of the people: By Sir G. 
Nicholls, K.C.B. Lond., J. Murray, [Nov.,] 
1856, 8"., pp. X and 424, 14/-. 



On the cultivation of flax. Journ. Roy. Agrie. 
Soc. of England, v, 547, (1844), viii, 438-73, 
(1847). 

On the condition of the agricultural labourer 
with suggestions for its improvement, ib., vii, 
1-30, (1846). 

On box feeding with linseed compounds, ib., 
viii, 473-87, (1847). 



Lines on Cornwall. Addressed to Mrs. Nicholls 
by her son G. Nicholls, in 1803 or 1804. MS. 
penes Mr. G. B. Millett, Penzance. 

To the Crysanthemum. A Sohnet. MS., ib. 

Note. — This was the last thing Sir G. Nicholls 
wrote. 

NICHOLLS, Rev. Henry George, M.A. (only 
son of the preceding). P.O. of Holy Trinity, 
Dean Forest, 1847-67. b. 1825. d. 26, Por- 
chester Terrace, Hyde Park, London, 1 Jan., 
1867. cf Gent. Mag., iii, 260, (1867). 
The Forest of Dean ; an historical and de- 
scriptive account derived from personal observa- 
tion and other sources, public, private, legendary 
and local. Engravings. By Rev. H. G. Nicholls... 
Lond., J. Murray, 1858, %"., pp. xii and 286, 
10/6. 

The personalities of the Forest of Dean, bemg 
a relation of its successive officials, gentry and 



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NICHOLLS, Eey. Henky Geoboe. (Con.). 

commonalty, drawn from numerous sources, but 
chiefly from unpublislied data and local informa- 
tion, forming an Appendix to "An historical 
and descriptive account of the Forest of Dean." 
By the Eev. H. G. NicboUs, M.A. Lond., J. 
Murray ; Gloucester, Lea, 2, Westgate St., [print- 
ed,] 1863, 8°., pp. 192. 

Iron making in the olden times as instanced 
in the ancient mines, forges and furnaces of the 
Forest of Dean, historically related on the basis 
of contemporary records and exact local investi- 
gation, also " The Book of Dennis," now first 
translated from the oldest existing MS., with 
notes. Engravings. By Eev. H. G. Mcholls, 
M.A. Lond., 0. A. Bartlett ; Coleford, C. C. 
Hough, [printed,] 1866, 8°. Title and preface, 
2 leaves, then pp. 1-82. 

The ancient iron trade of the Forest of Dean. 
Archml. Journ., xvii, 227-39, (1860). 

NICHOLLS, John (son of Will. Nicholls). Clerk 
of Court of Chancery, 1688 ; Barrister at law, 
1705. &. Trereife, Madron, 1663. d. Trereife, 
3 Aug., 1714. 

Act for the sale of part of the estate of John 
MchoUs, Esq., deceased, for payment of his 
debts, legacies and other purposes herein men- 
tioned, n.p. or d. [Lond., 1715,] fol. 

NICHOLLS, John, M.P. for Blechingley, 1783- 
87, for Tregony, 1798 (only son of Frank 
Nicholls, M.D.). h. 1746. d. France, in Spring 
of 1832. cf Gent. Mag., ciii, pt. ii, 539, (1833) ; 
Records of My Life. By John Taylor, Author 
of Monsieur Tonson, (1832), ii, 307-12. 

Observations on the situation of his Royal 
Highness the Prince of Wales [with regard to 
the revenues of the Duchy of Cornwall.] By 
John Nicholls. Lond., printed for W. Miller, 
Old Bond Street, and V. Griffiths, 169, Strand, 
1795, 8"., pp. 21, 1/-.— 2nd ed.with additions, 
1795, 8°., pp. 27, 1/-. 

The speech of J. Nicholls, Esq., in the House 
of Commons, Wednesday, January 3, 1798, on 
the Bill for augmenting the Assessed Taxes. 
Lond., printed for J. Wright, No. 169, opposite 
Old Bond-St., Piccadilly, 1798, 8"., pp. 27, 6d. 

Eecollections and Eeflections, personal and 
political as connected with public affairs during 
the reign of George IIL By John Nicholls, 
Esq., Member of the House of Commons in the 
1 5th, 1 6th and 1 8th parliaments of Great Britaia. 
Lond., printed for Jas. Eidgway, Piccadilly, 
1820, 8"., pp. viii and 408, 12/-. 

Eecollections and Eeflections, etc. Second Vol- 
ume. Lond., printed for Longman, 1822 8o 
pp. 25Q, 7/-. * ' ' ■' 



NICHOLLS, John, M.P. (Con.). 

Eecollections and Reflections-, etc. 2nd ed. 
Lond., printed for Longman, 1822, 2 vols., 8", 

Note. — Vol. i, pp. viii and 408 ; Vol. ii, pp. 250. 

Eecollections and Eeflections, etc. Philadel- 
phia, 1822, 12".— 1827, 12". 

NICHOLLS, William. 

Lease of land and tenements at Milbrook from 
W. Nicholls to Eichard Bellye, Jan., 1594. MS. 
on sale at T. Thorpe's, 1836. 

NICOLAS, BusvARGUS Toup (eld. son of 
Admiral J. T. Nicolas). Acting Queen's Com- 
missioner and Consul General for the Sandwich 
Islands, h. 8 Oct., 1819. lapt. Mylor, 12 Nov. 
d. At sea on passage to England, 29 May, 1859. 
Monu. St. Martin's by Looe. cf. Lady Belcher's 
Mutineers of the Bounty, (1870), pp. 259, 344- 
6; (;fent. Mag., vii, 510, (1859). 

NICOLAS, Commander John Harris, E.N. 
(3rd son of Paul Nicolas, who d. 1 780^. Mayor 
of East Looe, 1810, 1816. b. East Looe, Nov., 
1758. bapt. St. Martin's, 9 Jan., 1759. d. East 
Looe, 12 July, 1844. cf. ff Byrne; Gent. Mag., 
xxii, 320-21, (1844). 

Note. — Commander Nicolas was originally called 
Nicholas under wMoli name many members of Ms family 
were baptized, but sometime previous to 1788 he com- 
menced spelling his name Nicolas. 

NICOLAS,. Eear Admiral John Toup, C.B., 

K.H., K.F.M. (eld. son of Commander J. H. 

Nicolas, who d. 1844J. Captain-Superintendent 

of Eoyal William Victualling Yard, Plymouth.- 

b. Withen, near Helston, 22 Feb., 1788. bapt. 

St. Martin's, 20 Nov., 1788. d. Plymouth, I 

Apl., 1851. bur. St. Martin's, 4 Apl. cf 

■ U Byrne; Will. James' Naval Hist, (1859), v, 

257-58, 341-42 ; Gent. Mag., xxxv, 665-66, 

(1851) ; Johns and Nicolas' Calenda/r of Victory, 

(1855), pp. 482, 508, 533, 567. 

An enquiry into the causes which have led to 

our late naval disasters, by an Officer in the 

Na-vy, \i.e., J. T. Nicolas] in a series of letters 

addressed to a Friend, 1814, 8 <>. 

A Letter from Commodore John Toup Nicolas, 
C.B., to Eear Admiral Du Petit Thouars on the 
subject of the late events at Otaheite. Papeete, 
published by authority, 1843, S"., pp. 15. 

Note.— Signed "J. Toup Nicolas, Acting Commo- 
dore, Her Britannic Majesty's ship Vindictive. .In 
Papeete Harbour, Tahiti, 4 June, 1843." 

NICOLAS, Major Nicholas Harris, E.M. 
(2nd son of Paul Nicolas). Captain in the 44th 
and 80th Eegts. ; Major of Eoyal Cornwall 
■Fencible Dragoons, b. East Looe. bapt. St. 
Martin's, 21 Oct., 1755. d. East Looe, 2 Nov., 
1816. bw. St. Martin's, 7 Nov. cf. O Byrne. 



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NICOLAS, Sir Nicholas Harris, G.C.M.G. 
and K.H., 1831 ; Barrister at Law (ith son of 
Commander J. H. Nicolas), h. Fowey, 10 March, 
1799, (butnoentry inEegister). dCapeCur6, 
near Boulogne-sur-mer, 3 Aug., 1848. hvr. Eng- 
lish Cemetery, Boulogne, cf. G. Babbage's Pass- 
ages from the Life of a Philosopher, (1864), pp.- 
363-64j Penny Cyclop., 2nd Suppl. ; Gent. Mag., 
XXX, 425-29, 562,' (1848) ; O'Bryne's Naval 
Biog. Diet. ; Nichol's Illustrations, viii, preface, 
p. 46 ; Didot Nouvel. Biog. Univ. ; Biog. Univ. ; 
N. and Q., 2 S., vii, 238, 322, (1859). 

Memoirs of the Embassy of the Marshal de 
Bassompierre to the Court of England in 1626, 
translated [by J. W. Croker,] with notes [by N. 
H. Nicolas,] 1818, &'>., pp. xx and 154, 6/-. 

The Eetrospective Eeview. [Ed. by Henry 
Southern and N. H. Nicolas.] Lond., C. and H. 
Baldwin, Newgate St., 1820-26, 14 vols., -8". ; 
Second Series, 1827-28, 2 vols., 8°. 

Index to the Heralds' Visitations in the British 
Museum. [By N. H. Nicolas.] Lond., printed for 
J. Taylor, 162, G-reat Surrey Street, Blackfriars 
Road, and Taylor and Hyde, 24, Brydges St., 
Covent Garden, 1823, 12"., pp. 52, 2/-. City of 
London Lib., Guildhall. 

A Catalogue of the Heralds' Visitations, with 
Eeferences to many other valuable genealogical 
and topographical manuscripts in the British 
Museum. [By N. H. Nicolas.] 2nd ed. Lond., 
printed for James Taylor, 1825, 8"., pp. 128, 
5/-, large paper, 9/-. 

Life of William Davison, Secretary of State 
and Privy Counsellor to Queen Elizabeth. By 
N. H. Nicolas, Esq. With Facsimiles of Writings. 
Lond., -J. Nichols and Son, 1823, 8o., pp. vii 
and 355, 12/-. . ^, 

Notitia Historica, containing miscellaneous 
information for the use of Historians, Antiquaries 
and the legal profession. By N. H. Nicolas. 
Lond., Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, 1824, 8°., 
pp. vii and 270, 12/-. ■ 

A Synopsis of the Peerage. of England, exhi- 
biting under alphabetical arrangement, the date 
of creation, descent and present state of every 
title of peerage, which has existed m this country 
since the conquest. By N. H. Nicolas Esq. 
Lond , printed by J. Nichols and Son for C. and 
J. Eivington, 1825, 2 vols., 12o., 15/-. 
■ Testamenta Vetusta, being illustrations from 
wills of ancient manners, customs, &c., as well 
as of the descents and possessions of many 'dis- 
tinguished families, from the reign of Henry the 
Second to the accession of Queen Elizabeth. By 
N. H. Nicolas, Esq., Barrister at Law, Fellow of 
the Society of Antiquaries. Lond., Nichols and 
Son, Parliament St., 1826, 2 vols roy. 8"., 45/-. 

The Literary Eemains of Lady Jane Grey. 
With a Memoir of her Life, by N. H. Nicolas, 



NICOLAS, Sm N. H. (Oon.J. 

Esq. Portrait and Folded Pedigree Sheet. Lond., 
published by Harding, Triphook and Lepard, 
Finsbury Square, 182.5, 8°. Title and dedication, 
2 leaves, preface, pp. i-vi, memoir, pp. i-cxlviii, 
letters, pp. 1-61, 8/6.— 2nd ed. 1832, post 80., 
7/6, large paper, 8"., 15/-. 

A Letter intended for the Gentleman's Maga- 
zine by the Editor of the Synopsis of the Peer- 
age, in defence of the Statement relative to the 
Barony of Chandos in that work. Signed Mcas 
Harris Nicolas. [Johnson, Typ., Brooke St., Hol- 
born.] m.d,.[1826,] 120., pp. 14. Grenville Lib., 
Br. Museum. 

Note. — For.private circulation, only thirty copies 
were printed. 

The History of the town and school of Eugby. 
By N. H. Nicolas, Esq., F.S.A. Embellished 
with 6 engravings. Published by the proprietors 
Merridew and Son, Coventry, and E. Pretty, 
Northampton, 1826, 4"., pp. 96, and folding 
sheet of Stafford Pedigree. 

Note.— Brought out in parts at 8/-, but the work 
was never finished, three parts only being published. 

Psalms translated by Francis and Christopher 
Davison. [Edited by N. H. Nicolas, Esq] n.p. 
or d. or printer's name. [1826,] 8°., pp. 44. Br. 
Museum. 

The Poetical Ehapsody, to which are added 
several other pieces. By Francis Davison ; with 
memoirs and notes, by N. H. Nicolas, Esq. 
Lond., W. Pickering, 1826, 2 vols., cr. 8°., 21/-. 
250 copies printed. 

Biographical Notices of Contributors to the 
"Poetical Ehapsody," extracted from the new 
edition of that work by N. H. Nicolas, Esq., 
Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. [Lond.,] 
W. Pickering. n.d., [1826,] 8°., pp. cxxviu. 

Mount Calvary or the history... of our Lord 
and Saviour Jesus Christ... interpreted... by J. 
Keigwin, [q.v.] 1826, 80. 

Note.— Contains "Memoir of J. Keigwin by N. H. 
Nicolas," pp. xi-xviii. 

Flagellum Parliamentarium ; being Sarcastic 
Notices of nearly 200 Members of the first Par- 
liament after the Eestoration. A.D 1661 to 
1678 From a contemporary MS. m the British 
Museum. [By Andrew Marvell, and Ed. by N. 
H. Nicolas.] Lond., printed by and for J. B. 
Nichols, 25, Parliament St., 1827, 8°., 4/-, pp. 

xii and 36. .-.. . 

Memoir of Augustine Vincent, Windsor 
Herald. [By N. H. Nicolas.] Lond., W. Picker- 
ing, 1827, cr. 8"., pp. x and 125, 5/-. 

The history of the Battle of Agmcourt and 
of the expedition of Henry the Fifth into France, 
to which is added the roU of the men at arms 



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NICOLAS, Sib N. H. (Con.). 

in the English Army. By N. H. Nicolas, Esq. 
Frontispieces and map. Lond., published by 
Johnson, Brooke St., Holborn, and sold by 
Pickering, Chancery Lane, 1827, 12"., 21/-. 
Title and dedication, 2 leaves, preface, pp. i-xiv, 
battle of Agincourt, pp. i-ccccxii, the names of 
the dukes, erles, etc., pp. 1-129, music, 1 page. 
—2nd ed. 1832, 8°., 21/-, pp. i-xvi, 1-404, and 
appendix, pp. 1-106. — 3rd ed. revised and im- 
proved, 1833, 80. 

Note. — Only 250 copies printed of 1827 edition. 

A Chronicle of London from 1089 to 1483, 
written in the fifteenth century, and for the first 
time printed from the MSS. in the British Mu- 
seum. To which are added numerous contem- 
porary illustrations consisting of Eoyal Letters, 
Poems, and other articles descriptive of public 
events or of the manners and customs of the 
Metropolis. With a facsimile plate. Lond., 1827, 
4"., pp. viii and 274, 42/-. 

Note. — Edited by the City Eemembranoer, Edward 
Tyrrell, and N. H. Nicolas. 250 copies printed. 

Eeferences to such proafs of Barons' sitting 
in Parliament as occur in the EoUs of Parlia- 
ment. With some observations tending to estab- 
lish that the Barons' letters to the Pope, Anno 
29 Edw. i, should likewise be received as a 
proof of sitting in parliament. Extracted from 
the Second Vol. of " A Synopsis of the Peerage 
of England, by N. H. Nicolas, Esq." [Lond.,] 
John Nichols and Son, Parliament St. n.d., 
[1827,] 12°. Title, 1 page, then pp. 715-814. 
Grenville lAh., Br. Musewm. 

The Privy Purse expenses of King Henry the 
Eighth from November, 1529, to December, 
1532. With introductory remarks and illustra^ 
tive notes, by N. H. Nicolas, Esq. Lond., W. 
Pickering, 1827, 8"., pp. xlvi and 372, 21/-, 
twelve copies printed on large paper. 

Private Memoirs of Sir Kenelm Digby, Gen- 
tleman of the Bedchamber to King Charles the 
First. Written by himself and now first published 
from the original manuscript, [with an introduc- 
tory memoir by N. H. Nicolas.] Lond., Saunders 
and Otley, 1827, 8o. Introduction, pp. i-lxxxvi, 
Key, 1 leaf. Memoir, pp. 1-328, 14/-. 

Castrations from the Private Memoirs of Sir 
Kenelm Digby. [Edited by N. H. Nicolas.] Not 
pubhshed. n.p. or printer's name. [Lond.,] 1828, 
8". Title and introduction, 2 leaves, then pp. 
1-50. 

Journal by one of the suite of Thomas Beck- 
ington, afterwards Bishop of Bath and Wells, 
during an embassy to negociate a marriage 
between Henry VI and a daughter of the Count 
of Armagnac, A.D. 1442. With notes and illus- 



NICOLAS, Sib N. H. (Con.). 

trations, by N. H. Nicolas, Esq. Lond., W. 
Pickering, 1828, 8". Title, dedication and preface, 
pp. i-xv, prefatory remarks and memoir, pp. 
i-lxxvii, journal, index and notes, pp. 1-130, 
10/6; large paper, 84/-, only 12 copies printed. 

Note.— In " Official Correspondence of Thos.Bekyn- 
ton. . . Ed. by Geo. WilUams, B.D.", (EoUs Series), 1872, 
2 vols., 8°., the editor disputes the correctness of many 
of Sir N. H. Nicolas' statements in the notes to the 
" Journal." 

The siege of Carlaverock, in the xxviii Edward 
I, A.D. MCCC, with the arms of the earls, barons 
and knights who were present on that occasion. 
With a Translation, a History of the Castle, and 
memoirs of the personages commemorated by 
the Poet. By N. H. Nicolas, Esq. Lond., J. B. 
Nichols and Son, 1828, 4". Title, dedication, 
preface and history of Castle, pp. i-xxxii; Le 
Siege de Karleverok, pp. 1-90; Memoirs of 
the Peers and Knights, pp. 91-366 ; Notes, pp. 
367-78, Index, pp. 379-80, 42/-. Some copies 
have the arms illuminated. 

Note. — cf. Letter by Sir N. H. Nicolas. Oent. Mag., 
xcix, 25-29, (1829). 

A Eoll of Arms of peers and knights in the 
reign of Edward II, from a contemporary MS. 
in the British Museum. With a preface. [By 
N. H. Nicolas, Esq.] Lond., 1828, 8o., pp. 184, 
10/6; large paper in 4"., 21/-; only 50 copies 
printed. 

King Henry the VIII's Household Book, an 
Account of the Privy Purse Expenses of King 
Henry the Eighth. With notes by N. H. Nicolas. 
Lond., Pickering, 1828, 8"., 21/-. 

The Statutes of the Order of the Guelphs, 
[translated from the original German, with in- 
troductory remarks by N. H. Nicolas.] Lond., 
W. Pickering, Chancery Lane, 1828, 4o., 18 
leaves. 

Note. — Only 100 copies printed for the use of the 
English members of the Order and not for sale. This work 
was afterwards included in " The History of Orders of 
Knighthood." 

The Statutes of the Order of the Thistle, [to 
which are added a History of the Order and 
a catalogue of the knights since its revival by 
James II in 1687. By N. H. Nicolas.] Lond., 
W. Pickering, Chancery Lane, 1828, 4"., un- 
paged, a-d, B-H in fours. 

Note. — Only 50 copies printed and not for sale. 

Memoirs of Lady Fanshawe, wife of Sir 
Eichard Fanshawe, Bart., Ambassador from 
Charles the second to the Court of Madrid, in 
1665. Written by herself; to which are added 
extracts from the correspondence of Sir Eichard 



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NICOLAS, Sir N. H. (Oon.). 

Fanshawe. [With an introductory memoir and 
notes by K _ H. Nicolas.] Lond., H. Colburn, 
1829, 8". Title, dedication, preface and intro- 
ductory memoir, pp. i-lxiii, then pp. 1-395, 9/-. 
—2nd ed. 1830, post 80., pp. vii and 332, 7/6. 

EoU of Arms of the reigns of Henry III and 
Edward III. Edited by N. H. Nicolas, Esq. 
Lond., Pickering, 1829, 8o., pp. 142, 10/6, large 
paper, 4°., 21/-. 50 copies printed. 

Report of proceedings on the claim to the 
Barony of L'Isle, in the House of Lords. With 
notes and an Appendix containing the cases of 
Abergavenny, Botetourt and Berkeley, accom- 
panied by observations on Baronies by Tenure, 
by N. H. Nicolas, Esq. Lond., W. Pickering ; 
Stevens and Sons, 1829, 8"., pp. xxvii and 436, 
21/-. 



The Carcanet. A Literary Album containing 
select passages from the most distinguished Eng- 
lish writers. [By Sir N. H. NicolasJ Lond., W. 
Pickering, 1828, 12^— 2nd ed. Lond., 1830, 
12"., pp. iv and 258. 

The Cynosure, being select passages from the 
most distinguished writers. [By Sir N. H. 
Nicolas.] Lond., W. Pickering, 1837, 12°., pp. 
V and 257. 

Note.— c/. Gent. Mag., ix, 293, (1888). 



Observations on the state of historical liter- 
ature and on The Society of Antiquaries, and 
other institutions for its advancement in Eng- 
land j with remarks on record o£B.ces and on the 
proceedings of The Eecord Commission. Ad- 
dressed to the Secretary of State for the Home 
Department, by N. H. Nicolas. Lond., W. Picker- 
ing, 1830, 8"., pp. X and 212, 7/6. 

Note. — cf. E. Edwards' Lives of Founders of Br. 
Museum, (1870), ii, 535-42. 

Remarks submitted to Viscount Melbourne 
in reply to a Pamphlet addressed to him by 
Nicholas Harris Nicolas, Esq., and entitled 
" Observations on the State of Historical Liter- 
ature," etc. By Francis Palgrave, Esq. Lond., 
1831, 8". 

Refutation of Mr. Palgrave's " Remarks " in 
reply to "Observations on the State of Historical 
Literature." Additional Facts relative to the 
Record Commission and Record Offices. Ad- 
dressed to the Secretary of State for the Home 
Department. By N. H. Nicolas, Esq. Lond., 
W. Pickering, 1831, 8". Title and contents, pp. 
i-iv. Refutation, pp. 3-200, appendix, pp. i- 
xxiv, 5/-. 

Observations on the state of historical liter- 



NICOLAS, Sir N. H. (Con.). 

ature, etc. With additional facts and A Refuta- 
tion of Mr. Palgrave's " Remarks," etc. By N. 
H. Nicolas, Esq. Lond., 1831, 8"., 12/6. 

Public Records. A description of the contents, 
objects and uses of the various works printed 
by authority of The Eecord Commission for the 
advancement of historical and antiquarian know- ' 
ledge. [By 'Sir N. H. Nicolas.] Lond., Baldwin 
and Cradock, 1831, 8"., pp. vi and 136, 5/-. 

Record Commission. A Letter to the Right 
Hon. Lord Brougham and Vaux, Lord High 
Chancellor, on the Constitution and proceedings 
of the present commission for the public records. 
By Sir Harris Nicolas. Lond,, W. Pickering, 
1832, 8°., pp. Ill, appendix, pp. 111-46, 5/-. 

Observations on the Parliamentary Writs, 
edited by F. Palgrave, Esq., F.E.S. and F.S.A., 
and on the Calendar of Proceedings in Chancery, 
edited by J. Bayley, Esq., F.E.S. and F.S.A. 
Under the authority of the Eecent Commission, 
with remarks on the proposed new edition of 
The Eolls of Parliament. To which is added An 
Appendix of Illustrative Documents. [By Sir 
N. H. Nicolas.] Lond., [printed for C. Eoworth 
and Sons,] 1832, 8"., pp. 1-82, Appendix, pp. 
i-lxxiv. 

Observations on the Calendar of the Proceed- 
ings in Chancery, edited by John Bayley, Esq., 
F.E.S. and FS.A., and on the Parliamentary 
Writs, edited by Francis Palgrave, Esq., F.E.S. 
and F.S.A., under the Authority of the Eecord 
Commission. To which is added An Appendix of 
Illustrative Documents. [By Sir N. H. Nicolas.] 
Lond., [printed for C. Eoworth and Sons,] 1832, 
8°., pp. 1-76, Appendix, pp. i-lxx. 

Note. — The two preceding works, of which the latter 
is only an amended reprint of the former, are attributed 
to Sir N. H. Nicolas on the authority of Mr. C. P. Cooper's 
reply to Question 2791 in the report of his evidence 
before The Select Committee of the House of Commons 
on the Management of the Eecord Commission, (Lond., 
1837, 8°.) in Papers and Documents, Note, p. 154. Both 
works purport to be written by Mr. Cooper. 

Eecord Commission. Eemarks upon the Eeply 
of F. Palgrave, Esq., to those portions of the 
statements drawn up by Mr. C. P. Cooper which 
relate to the Editor of the new edition of the 
Eolls of Parliament. London, June, 1832, 8"., 
pp. 31. 

Note.— On the title page of the Br. Museum copy 
is the following MS. note— " This pamphlet was written 
by me, with the exception of the Preface, with which I 
had nothing to do. It was Mr. Cooper's own. N.H.N." 



The Parochial Topography of the rape of 
Bramber in the Western Division of the County 

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of Sussex. By Edmund Cartwright, M.A..; F.A.S. 
Vol. ii, part the second. Lond., 1830, i°. 

Note. — The Memoir of John Howard, first Duke of 
Norfolk, (occupying pp. 188-94) was written by Sir N. 
E. Nicolas. 

The Poetical Works of James Thomson. With 
Memoir and Uotes, by Sir N. H. Nicolas, and 
many new poems now first published. Lond., 
W. Pickering. [Aldine Poets, vols. 3 and 4,] 
1830, 2 vols., 120., ea. 5/-.— 2nd ed., 1847, 2 
vols., 120.— Lond., Bell and Daldy, 1862, 2 vols., 
80., 20/-.— Large paper copy, 1866, 2 vols., 8". 

The Poetical Works of James Thomson. [With 
Memoir of Thomson, signed "N. Harris Nico- 
las."] Boston, Little, Brown and Co... 1854, 2 
vols., 80. 

The Poems of Wilham Colhns. With Memoir, 
by Sir N. H. Nicolas. Lond., W. Pickering. [Al- 
dinePoets,Yol.5,]1830,12o.,5/-.— 1853,12o.,5/-. 

The Poems of the Earl of Surrey and Sir 
Thomas Wyaltt, with original Memoirs. [Edited 
by Sir N. H. Nicolas.] Portraits. Lond., W. 
Pickering. [Aldine Poets, vols. 10 and 11,] 1831, 
2 vols., cr. 80., 18/-.— Eeprinted. Lond., W. 
Pickering, 1853, 2 vols., 12o., ea. 5/-. 

The Poetical Works of Henry Kirke White. 
With a Memoir by Sir H. Nicolas. Lond., W. 
Pickering. [Aldine Poets, vol. 6,] 1837, 120., 6/-. 

The Poetical Works of H. K. White. [With 
a Memoir by Sir H. Nicolas.] Lond., Bell and 
Daldy, 1860, 8o., pp. 59 and 221, 5/-.— Large 
paper copy, 1866, 8o., pp. 59 and 221. 

The Poetical Works of H. K. White. With 
a Memoir by Sir H. Nicolas. -Boston, Little, 
Brown and Co... 1854, 8o., pp. 63 and 225. 

The Poetical Works of Eobert Burns. [With 
a memoir by Sir H. Nicolas. Aldine Poets, vols. 
1, 1*, 2.] Lond., W. Pickering, 1839, 3 vols. 
8"., ea. 5/-.— Large paper copy. Lond., Bell and 
Daldy, 1866, 3 vols. 8o. 

The Poems of William Cowper, including his 
translations. With Memoir by Sir N. H. Nicolas. 
Lond., W. Pickering, [Aldine Poets, vols. 7, 8, 
and 9,] 1843, 3 vols., 12o., ea. 5/-.— Eeprinted. 
1853, 2 vols., 80. 

The Poetical Works of Geoffry Chaucer. With 
Memoir by Sir H. Nicolas. [Aldine Poets,' vol. 
47-52.] Lond., W. Pickering, 1845, 6 vols., 8o. 
—Large paper copy. Lond., Bell and Daldv, 
1866, 6 vols., 80. ^' 

Note.— 2 copies of the 1845 ed. were printed on 
veUum. 

Chaucer's Eomaunt of the Eose, Troilus and 
Crescida and the minor poems. With life of the 
Poet, by Sir H. Nicolas. Lond., W. Pickering 
1846, 3 vols., 80. ^' 



NICOLAS, SiB N. H. (Cm.). 

A Letter to the Duke of Wellington on the 
propriety and legality of creating peers for life : 
with precedents. [By N. H. Nicolas, Esq.] Lond., 
W. Pickering, 1830, 80., pp. 56, 3/6.— 2nd ed. 
Lond., 1830, 8o., pp. 56, 2/6.— 3rd ed. 1834, 
80., 5/-. 

The Privy Purse expenses of Elizabeth of 
York; wardrobe accounts of Edward the fourth. 
With a' memoir of Elizabeth of York, and notes. 
By N. H. Nicolas, Esq. Lond., W. Pickering, 
1830, 80. Title, dedication, preface, 3 leaves, 
Introductory Eemarks, pp. i-xxx. Memoir of 
Elizabeth of York, pp. xxxi-civ. Privy Purse 
expenses, pp. 1-112, Wardrobe Accounts, pp. 
113-70, Index and notes, pp. 171-265, 21/-. 

Prospectus. In one volume, royal octavo. 
Shortly will be published, price £2 2s. Stem- 
mata Eegalia Cornubiensia or pedigrees of the 
descent of families of Cornwall from The Blood 
Eoyal, to which will be prefixed, tables of their 
descent from Charlemagne — The Saxon Kings — 
The Kings of France — Scotland — Castile and 
Leon — The Ancient Princes of Wales — The 
Dukes of Normandy, Britanny, and Lorraine — 
and from other Sovereign Princes ; and also from 
many of the most illustrious families in the 
kingdom. By N. H. Nicolas, Esq., of the Inner 
Temple. Lond., printed for J. H. Burn, Maiden 
Lane, Covent Garden. To whom Gentlemen 
desirous of having their names inserted in the 
subscription list are requested to be early in 
transmitting their instructions either by post or 
through the medium of their booksellers, n.d., 
[18--,] 40., pp. 3. 

Eeports of proceedings on the claim to the 
Earldom of Devon in the House of Lords ; with 
notes and an appendix containing copies of 
patents and cases illustrative of the claim. By 
Sir Harris Nicolas. Lond., J. and W. T. Clarke ; 
W. Pickering; M. Stevens and Sons, 1832, 8o. 
Titles, contents, preface and descent, pp. i-xiii. 
Earldom of Devon, pp. 1-199, appendix, pp. 
i-cc, index, 4 leaves, 12/-. 

Observations on the clauses containing grants 
of precedency in patents of peerage, with re- 
marks on the Statute 31 Henry VIII, for placing 
the Lords. By Sir Harris Nicolas. [Lond., printed 
for A. and E. Spottiswoode.] n.d., [1832,] 8o., 
pp. cc to cclvi. 

Proposal for a publication of The Scrope and 
Grosvenor EoU; the proceedings in the cause 
between Sir Eichard Le Scrope and Sir Eobert 
Grosvenor, from the 9th to the 13th year of the 
reign of Eichard II, mccclxxxiii-mccclxxxix, 
before the Lord High Constable, relative to their 
coat armour. [Lond., printed by S. and K. 
Bentley, Dorset St., Fleet St.] n.d., [Feb., 1829,} 
fol. Proposals, pp. 1-4, extracts from the depo- 



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fiitions, pp. 5-14. Grenville Lib., Br. Museum. 

The Scrope and Grosvenor Controversy. Vol. 
i. De Controversia in curia Militari inter Ricar- 
dum le Scrope et Eobertum Grosvenor Milites. 
Kege Ricardo Secundo mccclxxxv-mcccxc. E re- 
cordis in turre Londinensi asservatis. The Contro- 
versy, pp. 1-352, additional documents, pp. 353- 
58, notes, 359-62, Index to the depositions, pp. 
363-68.— Vol. ii. The Controversy between Sir 
Richard Scrope and Sir Robert Grosvenor in the 
Court of Chivalry, A.D. mccclxxxv-mcccxc. 
Vol. ii containing A History of the family of 
Scrope, and biographical notices of the deponents. 
By Sir N. Harris Nicolas, K.H. 1832. [Lond., 
printed by Samuel Bentley, Dorset St., Fleet 
St.,] fol. Title and Advertisement, pp. i-vi, 
history of family of Scrope, pp. 1-158, addenda, 
pp. 159-61, notices of the deponents in favour 
of Sir R. Scrope, pp. 163-474, index to the 
history of the family of Scrope and the memoirs 
of deponents in the second volume, pp. 475-80. 
Grenville Lib., Br. Museum. 

Note. — Privately printed at the expense of an as- 
sociation of noblemen and gentlemen; an edition of 
150 copies only. Priced at 168/- by H. Sotheran and 
Co. in 1873. The third volume was never printed. The 
Advertisement to vol. ii is signed " N. Harris Nicolas, 
10 Mch., 1832," and says " The impression is limited 
and no copies have been printed for sale." cf. Jf. and Q., 
4 S., xi, 104, (1873). 

The Proceedings and Ordinances of the Privy 
Council of England. Edited by Sir H. Nicolas. 
Printed by command of His Majesty King 
William IV... and under the direction of The 
Commissioners of the Public Records of the 
Kingdom. [By G. Eyre and A. Spottiswoode,] 
1834-37, 7 vols., 8"., 52/-. 

Note. — The Proceedings extend from 10 Eie. II, 
1386 to 33 Hen. VHI, 1542. 

The Letters of Joseph Ritson, Esq. Edited 
chiefly from originals in the possession of his 
nephew. To which is prefixed a memoir of the 
Author, by Sir Harris Nicolas, K.C.M.G. Lond., 
Pickering, 1833, 2 vols., 8o., 18/-. 

The Chronology of History, containing tables, 
calculations and statements, indispensaWe for 
ascertaining the dates of historical events and 
of public and private documents, from the 
earliest periods to the present time. By Sir N. 
H. Nicolas. [Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopedia, vol. 
441 Lond., Longman, 1833, 12o., pp. xxiv and 
358, 6/-.— 2nd ed. 1838, 8o., pp. xxiv and 406, 
3/6. 

Note. These are improved editions of "Notitia 

Historioa," 1824. 

A Treatise on the Law of Adulterine Bastardy, 
with a report of the Banbury case and of all 



NICOLAS, Sir N. H. {Con.). 

other cases bearing upon the subject. By Sir N, 
H. Nicolas. Lond., W. Pickering, 1836, S"., pp. 
xvi and 588, 21/-.— 2nd ed. 1838, 8«., 21/-. 

The Complete Ailgler, or the contemplative 
man's recreation, being a discourse of rivers, 
fish-ponds, fish and fishing, written by Izaak 
Walton, and instructions how to angle for a trout 
or grayling in a clear stream, by Charles Cotton. 
With original memoirs and notes by Sir Harris 
Nicolas. Illustrated from drawings by Thos. 
Stothard, R.A., and I. Inskipp. Lond. W. Picker- 
ing, 1836, 2 vols., impl. 8"., 126/-. Proofs |on 
Indian Paper, 210/-. 

Note. — Published in 12 parts (commencing in 1835) 
at 9/6 each. India Proofs, 16/- each. cf. T. Westwood's 
Tlie Chronicle of tlie ' Oompleat Angler,' (1864), pp. 51- 
55. 

Lives of Izaak Walton and Charles Cotton. 
[From The Complete Angler, 1836.] By Sir N. 
H. Nicolas. Lond., 1837, impl. 8o. 

Piscatorial Miscellanea, containing extracts 
from Registers of St. Dunstan's in the East, and 
genealogical notes concerning the families of 
Walton, Cotton, Burnet and others, collected by 
th« late Antiquary, Sir Harris Nicolas while en- 
gaged in writing his lives of Walton and Cotton. 
MS. 

Note. — cf. T. Westwood's Bihl. Piscatoria, (1861), 
p. 46.. 

Observations on the Office of Secretary of 
State, Lord Privy Seal and Chamberlain of the 
King's Household. [By Sir N. H. Nicolas.] 
1837, roy. 8". 

Note. — Only 50 copies separately printed. 

Prospectus. — Sir N. H. Nicolas proposes to print 
the last Heraldic Survey of Cornwall, made in the 
year 1 640 (1 620), on the following terms, disclaim- 
ing anyideaofprofitto himself, that£300 be raised 
by subscription of £5, and that each contribution 
of £5 shall entitle the subscriber to a coloured 
copy of the work. It is therefore hoped that 
the gentlemen of Cornwall will not allow so 
favourable an opportunity to escape for rendering 
this valuable record accessible to the great num- 
ber of persons interested in its contents. Davies 
Gilbert, East Bourn, 1838, 4"-. 

Note. — 28 pages only, in foolscap folio, were printed 
by Pickering, Piccadilly, they commence with the name 
Aleigh or Leigh and end with Carew, of Anthony, and • 
there are woodcuts of the shields of arms. cf. J. G. 
Nichols' Herald and Genealogist, ii, 195-97, (1865). 

Engravings of the sepulchral brasses in Nor- 
folk and Suffolk. By John Sell Cotman. With 
an Introductory Essay by Dawson Turner, and 
Notes by Sir S. R. Meyrick, A. Way, and Sir N. 
H. Nicolas. Lond., 1839, 2 vols., fol., 126/-. 



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NICOLAS, SiE N. H. (Con.). 

Alplial)etical List of the Knights of the Garter, 
Knights of the Bath and the Grand Crosses from 
1725. Lond., n.d., [184-,] m 

History of The Orders of Knighthood of the 
British Empire and of the order of the Guelphs of 
Hanover, with an account of the medals, clasps 
and crosses conferred for naval and military ser- 
vices. By Sir N. H. Nicolas, Chancellor and 
Knight Grand Cross of Saint Michael and Saint 
George; Knight of the Eoyal Order of the 
Guelphs. Lond., published for John Hunter, 
Maddox St., (Robe Maker to Her Majesty) by 
W. Pickering, Chancery Lane, 1841-42, 4 vols., 
imp. 40., 157/6. Illuminated copies, 294/-. 

Note.— The copies last issued have a continuation 
to 1847. 

History of the Earldoms of Strathern, Mon- 
teith and Aiith, with a report of the proceedings 
before The House of Lords on the claim of 
Robert Barclay Allardice, Esq., to the Earldom 
of Airth. By Sir Harris Nicolas, G.O.M.G. 
Lond., W. Pickering, 1842, 80. Title, dedication, 
preface and contents, pp. i-xvi, pedigree, 2 leaves, 
the history, pp. 1-248, appendix, pp. i-cxvi, 
12/-. 

Statement of the circumstances respecting Mr. 
Babbage's Calculating Engines. [Drawn up by 
Sir N. H. Nicolas, in Aug., 1843, from docu- 
ments furnished by the Inventor.] Lond., 1843, 
8«. 

Note.— Keprinted in pp. 68-96 of "Passages from 
the Life of a Philosopher. 'By Chas. Babbage." Lend., 
Longman, 1864, 8°. 

The Despatches and Letters of Vice Admiral 
Lord Viscount Nelson, with notes by Sir N. H. 
Nicolas, G.C.M.G. Lond., H. Colburn, 1844- 
1846, 7 vols., 80., 110/-. 

The Court of Queen Victoria or portraits of 
British Ladies distinguished by birth and rank, 
with biographical and genealogical memoirs. By 
Sir Harris Nicolas, G.C.M.G. Published by J. 
Hogarth, 5 Haymarket, 1845, imp! 4°., 21/- 
each part. 

NoTE.^3 Pts., 81 pages, with 9 portraits, brought 
out, the work was then discontinued. 

On the supply of printed books from the 
library to the Reading Room of the British 
Museum. Signed A. Panizzd, 5 June, 1846. 
niiond., printed by Charles Whittingham, Tooks 
Court, 1846,] 8". On the supply of printed 
books, pp. 1-17, Correspondence between Sir 
N. H. Nicolas and Mr. Panizzi, pp. 18-29. 

Animadversion on the library and catalogue 
of the British Museum. A Reply to Mr. Panizzi's 
Statement and a correspondence with that officer 
and the Trustees. By Sir Harris Nicolas. Lond., 
R. Bentley, 1846, S"., pp. 87. 



NICOLAS, SiK N. H. (Oon.). 

A Statement of the means by which the Nelson 
Coat, presented by H.R.H. Prince Albert to 
Greenwich Hospital, was obtained by Sir N. H. 
Nicolas, together with copies of letters and other 
original documents relating to Lord Nelson and 
Lady Hamilton, now in the possession of the 
Editor, and intended by him as an Appendix to 
the Despatches of Lord Nelson, as also some 
unpublished particulars of the trial and execution 
of Caracciolo and the capitulation of the Castles 
of Naples. Lond., T. A. Evans, 17, Maddox St., 
Hanover Sq., 1846, 8°., pp. viii and 62. 

Note.— Dedication signed " T. A. Evans, March 1, 
1846." 

A history of the Royal Navy from the earliest 
times to the wars of the French Revolution. By 
Sir N. H. Nicolas, G.C.M.G. Lond., R. Bentley, 
1847, 2 vols., 8"., 28/-. 

Note. — No more printed, this portion extends to 
the reign of Henry V, 1422. 

Memoirs of the Life and Times of Sir Christo- 
pher Hatton, K.G., Vice-Chamberlain and Lord 
Chancellor to Queen Elizabeth, including his 
correspondence with the Queen and other distin- 
guished persons. By Sir H. Nicolas, G.C.M.G. 
Lond., R. Bentley, 1847, 8°. Title, preface and 
contents, pp. i-xxvi, the life and times pp. 1- 
504, appendix and index, pp. i-lxxii, 15/-. 

Junius : including letters by the same writer 
under other signatures ; to which are added his 
confidential correspondence with Mr. Wilkes and 
his private letters to Mr. H. S. Woodfall. A new 
and enlarged edition. With new evidence as to 
the authorship, and an analysis by the late Sir 
Harris Nicolas. By John Wade. [Bohn's Standard 
Library, vols. 119 and 120.] Lond., H. G. Bohn, 
1850, 2 vols., post 80., 7/-. 

Note. — Ultimately only a sample of this Analysis 
was printed in preface, vol. ii, pp. xiii*-xxi*. Some 
portion of Sir H. Nicolas' Preliminary Eemarks appeared 
in a review of " John Jaques' History of Junius" in the 
Athenasum, 10 Feb., 1844, pp. 128-30, but were never 
continued. The index to Mr. Wade's Ed, of Junius was 
partly compiled by Sir N. H. Nicolas. 

The Jlistoric Peerage of England, exhibiting 
under alphabetical arrai^gement, the origin, de- 
scent and present state of every title of peerage 
which has existed in this country since the Con- 
quest. Being a new edition of the " Synopsis of 
the Peerage of England " by the late Sir Harris 
Nicolas, G.C.M.G. Revised corrected and con- 
tinued to the present time, including all recent 
creations, extinctions, deaths, etc. By William 
Courthope, Esq., Somerset Herald, of the Middle 
Temple, Barrister at Law. Lond., J. Murray, 
1857, 80., pp. Ixxvi and 610. 



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NICOLAS, SiK N. H. (Con.). 

The family of Newman. Signed Clionas. [i.e., 
Nicolas.] Gent. Mag., xciii, pt. ii, 194, (1823). 

Cause of the death of Richard II examined. 
Signed Clionas. ib., xciii, pt. ii, 195-99, 314-17, 
(1823); xciv, 220-22, (1824). 

Original Letters of the Eev. Jonathan Toup. 
Signed Clionas. ib., xciii, pt. ii, 326-28, (1823). 

On the Chapel of St. Pancras, near Plymouth. 
Signed Clionas. ib., xciv, pt. i, 98, (1824). 

Extract from Index of Wills in Registry of 
the Archdeacon of Sudbury, Suffolk. Signed 
Clionas. ib., xciv, pt. i, 423-24. 

Sir F. Hubert's Poem on Edward II. Signed 
Clionas. ib., xciv, pt. ii, 19-22. 

Satirical poem on one Randal Holmes, de- 
ceased. Signed Clionas. ib., xciv, pt. ii, 98. 

On the families of Musgrave and Keigwin. 
Signed Clionas. ib., xciv, pt. ii, 194, xcv, 389. cf. 
also xcv, 290, (1825). 

The Berkeley, Godolphin, and Killigrew 
families. Signed Clionas. ib., xciv, pt. ii, 290, 
(1824). 

Queen Elizabeth's Prayer at the going out of 
her navy. A". 1597. Signed Clionas. ib., xciv, 
pt. ii, 388-89. 

Portrait of Robert Beale, Clerk of Council to 
Queen Elizabeth. Signed Clionas. ib., xcv, pt. i, 
290, (1825). cf. also xcv, pt. i, 386. 

Alithea, widow of Thomas Howard, Earl of 
Arundel. Signed Clionas. ib., xcv, pt. i, 482. 

The Roll of Karlaverock (sic). Signed Clionas. 
ib., xcvi, pt. i, 98, (1826). 

The arms of 'Thomas Plantagenet, Duke of 
Clarence. Signed Clionas. ib., xcvi, pt. i, 129- 
30, (1826). 

The Journal of Alexander Daniel, of Penzance. 
Signed Clionas. ib., xcvi, pt-. i, 130-32. 

On heraldic terms and the quartering of arms. 
Signed Clionas. ib., xcvi, pt. i, 410-13. 

Commencement of the reigns of John and 
Edward I. Signed Clionas. ib., xcvi, pt. ii, 27-29. 

Coronation feast of King Henry IV. Signed, 
Clionas. ib., xcvi, pt. ii, 107-109. 

Precedence of Spiritual Peers. Signed Clionas. 
ib., xcvi, pt. ii, 109. 

Length of Standards, banners, etc., temp. 
Henry VIII. Signed Clionas. ib., xcvi, pt. ii, 208. 

Prince Charles, 1623. Signed Clionas. ib., 
xcvi, pt. ii, 231. 

On ancient rolls of arms. Signed Clionas. ib., 
xcvi, pt. ii, 313-15. 

Inventory of the goods of John Busvargus, 
1638. Signed Clionas. ib., xcvii, pt. i, 27-28, 
(1827). 

Poems by Margaret Keigwin. Signed Clionas. 
ih., xcvii, pt. i, 32. 

Pedigree of the Barons of Burghersh. Signed 
N.H.N, ib., xcvii, pt. i, 201-203. 



NICOLAS, Sir N. H. (Con.). 

The Siege of Carlaverock. Signed Nicholas 
Harris Nicolas, ib., xcix, pt. i, 25-29, (1829). 
cf. also xcviii, pt. ii, 493-95, (1828) ; xcix, pt. i, 
222-23. 

Queens of Henry VIIL Signed N.H.N, ib., 
xcix, pt. i, 396-97. 

Commencement of Richard the Third's reign. 
Signed N.H.N. . ib., xcix, pt. i, 419. 

Pedigree of Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, K.C.B. 
Signed N. ib., c, pt. ii, 487-88, (1830). 



Remarks on the seals affixed to two documents 
preserved in the Treasury of the Receipts of the 
Exchequer, being duplicates of the letters from 
the Barons of England to Pope Boniface the 
Eighth in the year 1301, respecting the sover- 
eignty of Scotland, (1825). Archmlogia, xxi, 
192-231, (1827). 

The Bill of the expenses attending the journey 
of Peter Martyr and Bernardinus Ochin, from 
Basil to England in 1547. ib., xxi, 469-73. 

Two Letters, the one from Henrietta Maria, 
Queen of England, in 1642, and the other from 
Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia, in 1655, to John 
Lord Finch, of Fordwich. ib., xxi, 474-77. 

A Narrative of the progress of King Edward 
the First in his invasion of Scotland in the year 
1296. ib., xxi, 478-98. cf also xxii, 424-26. 

An account of the army with which King 
Richard the Second invaded Scotland in the 
ninth year of his reign, A.D. 1385. ib., xxii, 
13-19, (1829). cf also xxv, 394-97, (1834). 

Instructions given by King Henry the Eighth 
to John Becket, the Usher and John Wrothe, 
the Sewer of his Chamber, relative to their 
journey into Cornwall, for the purpose of en- 
quiring into the conduct of William Kendall, ib., 
xxii, 20-25. 

Observations on the- institution of the most 
noble Order of the Garter... illustrated by the 
Accounts of the Great Wardrobe of King Edward 
III, from the 29 Sep., 1344, to 1 Aug., 1345, 
and again from 21 Dec, 1345, to 31 Jan., 1349. 
ib., xxxi, 1-163, (1846). 

Observations on the origin and history of the 
badge and mottoes of Edward, Prince of Wales. 
-«4-, xxxi, 350-84. cf. also xxxii, 69-71. 

Contemporary authority adduced for the 
popular idea that the Ostrich Feathers of the 
Prince of Wales were derived from the crest of 
the King of Bohemia, ib., xxxii, 332-34, (1847). 



On the banners iised in the English Army 
from the Conquest to the reign of Henry the 
Eighth. Naval -and Military Mag., iv, 84-109, 
(1828). 



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NICOLAS, Sib N. H. (Con.). 

Public Eecords. Westminster Review, x, 393- 
414, (1829); Postscript, xi, 537-39, (1829). 

The Graphic and Historical Illustrator. Edited 
by E. W. Brayley, Esq., F.S. A. Lond., published 
by J. Chidley, 151, GosweU St., 1834, 4o. 

Note. — Contains On the Union Flag, with 9 wood- 
cuts. By Sir N. H. Nicolas, pp. 65-70. Part of this article 
originally appeared in the If aval and Military Mag., i, 
182-92, (1827). 

The Cabinet of Modern Art. Edited by Alaric 
A. Watts. 3rd Series, 1837, 80. 

Note.— Contains " The Entry of Edward the Black 
Prince into London. By Sir H. Nicolas," pp. 161-71. 

Papers of Sir N. H. Nicolas relating to the 
Barony of Camoys, 1838. MSS. 

The collections of Sir N. H. Nicolas, consisting 
of Autograph Letters, copies of Documents, &c. 
MSS. 

Sir N. H. Nicolas' papers relating to the 
Marchmont Peerage Claim, 1843. MSS. 

Note Books of Sir N. H. Nicolas, 4 vols. 80. 
and 40. MSS 

Collections on Attainders, &c., by Sir N. H. 
Nicolas, 4". MSS. 

Collections relating to order of Precedency, 
by Sir N. H. Nicolas and Sir G. C. Young, 40. 
MSS 

Collections Telating to the Slane Peerage Case. 
By Sir N. H. Nicolas. MSS. 

Note.— Theabove seven sets of MSS. were amongst 
Sir 0. Young's MSS. sold by Sotheby, Wilkinson & Co., 
Bee, 1871. 

An Heraldic arrangement by which Armorial 
Distinctions are assigned to the ensigns of Noble- 
men and Gentlemen holding the most elevated 
Civil or Military Offices, and to such situations 
of Hereditary and Personal Eank as have no 
particular bearing appointed them in the existing 
system of Heraldry. With letter, dated 5 Dec, 
1821, from the Author, N. H. Nicolas, Esq., 
presenting the MS. to the Museum. Br. Museum, 
Addit. MSS., 6525, if 53. 

Index inquisitionum post mortem sive escae- 
tarum, ab anno 1 Edward I, ad annum 17 Hen- 
nci VI. Transcribed by Sir N. H. Nicolas and 
W. H. Black from a MS. in the possession of 
Sir T. Phillipps. ib., 19,704-19,708, 5 vols., fol 

Pedigree of Sir N. H. Nicolas shewing his 
royal descents through Courtenay, Granville, 
Carmmow, St. Aubyn and other families, 182l' 
MSS penes N. H. P. Lawrence, Esq., Lamceston. 

NICOLAS, Lieut. Paul Harris, E.M. (2nd 
son of Commander J. H. Nicolas, who d. 1844 J 
b East Looe, 1 Mch., 1790. bapt. St. Martins, 
7 Mch. c/. P. H. Nicolas' Hist. Record of Royal 
Marine Forces, (1845), i, 344, ii, 132, 140 



NICOLAS, Lieut. P. H., B.M. {Con.). 

Historical Record of the Eoyal Marine Forces 
By P. H. Nicolas, Lieut. Royal Marines. Lond., 
T. and W. Boone, 29, New Bond St., 1845, 2 
vols., 8"., 24/-. 

The Calendar of Victory... by the late Major 
[Richard] Johns, E.M., \o.v.'] continued and 
completed by Lieut. P. H. Nicolas,E.M. 1855,8o. 

The Naval and Military Heroes of Great 
Britain or Calendar of Victory. 1860, 8°. See 
Johns, Major Eichard. 

NICOLAS, Lieut. William Keigwin, E.N. 
(Zrd son of Commander J. H. Nicolas), b. East 
Looe, 23 Apl., 1792. hapt. St. Martins, 20 
June. bur. St. Martins, 23 May, 1871. cf. 
0' Byrne ; Johns and Nicolas' Calendar of Vic- 
tory, (1855), p. 508. 

NICOLL, Anthony ('eZ^?. son of Humphrey Nicoll, 
of Penmse, in St. Tudy, and nephew of the cele- 
brated Pym). M.P. for Bodmin, 1640; Sheriff 
of Cornwall, 1657 ; One of the eleven members 
accused of treason by the army, 16 June, 1647. 
6. 1610. d. Savoy, London, 20 Feb., 16|f. 
bur. Savoy Church, 22 Feb. Monu. at St. Tudy. 
cf. Thos. Burton's Diary, (1828), iii, 450; Sir 
John Bramston's Autobiography, (Camden Soc, 
1845;, pp. 160-62; S. Palmer's Nonconformist s 
Memorial, (1775), i, 294; John Rushworth's 
Historical Collections, ii, pt. iv, 788. 

Letter of Mr. A. NicoU to Secretary Thurloe, 
dated Penvose, Mch. 13, 1654. Thurloe State 
Papers, iii, 227. 

Letter to the Treasurers of' Sequestrations 
from the Committee of Cornwall (A. Nicoll and 
others) respecting their proceedings in that 
county, Truro, 12 Oct., 1648. Br. Museum, Ad-- 
dit. MSS.,_ 5494, f 78. 

Order to the Treasurer of the Army for the 
payment of money, with receipt for the same, 
signed A. Nicoll and others, ib., 5497, f 11. 

Letters from Anth. Nicoll to Thurloe, 16 and 
19 June, 1655. Rawlinson MSS., (Bodl. lAb.j, 
Class A, 27, arts 16 and 25. 

The Earl of Essex to Anth. Nicoll; Movements 
of the Army. 29 August, 1643. Tanner MSS. 
(Bodl. Lib.), 62, art. 158. 

Letter from A. Nicoll to John Pym ; Move- 
ments of the Army in Buckinghamshire &c. 
Aylesbury, 2 July, 1643. ib., 62, art. 67. 

The same to Speaker Lenthall, complaining 
of being stayed by the General on his journey 
to Cornwall. 17 August, 1647. ib., 58, art. 247. 
[Printed in Cary's Memorials of the 'Civil War, 
i, 339.] ' 

Declaration of A. Nicoll and others concerning 
-the amount of their Incomes from public sources 
ib., 59, art. 274. 



NOBDEN. 



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NOEEICB. 



NICOLL, Anthony, of Penvose, in St. Tudy 
(son of Anthony Nicoll, who d. 1658;. c/. 
30iA Rep. of Deputy Keeper of Records, p. 378. 
Grant to A. Nicholl, Esquire, and Edward 

Trelawny, Clerk, of two fairs in trust for the 

poor of St. Udy, 7 July, 1705. Harl. MSS., 

2263, art. 63. 

NICOLLS, Edward (son of John Nicolls). h. 

Halwell, in Linkinhorne, 3 Nov., 1830. 

Thomazine Bonaventure or The Maid of Week 
St. Mary. By E; Nicolls. Callington, printed by 
E. Philp, Fore St., 1865, S"., pp. 20. 

NICOLS, Eev. Thomas, of Liskeard. Ejected 
by Act of Uniformity, 1662, but afterwards 
conformed, cf. S. Palmer's Nonconformists Me- 
morial, (1775), i, 295. 

NILE, John. 

Letter from Eev. Adam Clarke to Eev. J. 
Wesley, [concerning J. Nile, of Linkinhorne.] 
Dated "Plymouth, 18 June, 1786." Arminian 
Mag., XV, 440-42, (1792). 

NOAL, Andrew. 5. St. Ives, 1785. d. St. Ives, 
20 Aug., 1856. 

Memoir of the late Mr. A. Noal. By Eev. 
E.-S. Hart. "The Harbinger, The Mag. of the 
Countess of Huntingdon's Connection," 1856, pp. 
177-80. 

NOALL, Eev. Simeon. Wesleyan Minister. 6. 
Gwennap, 1794. d. Hayle, 4 Aug., 1850. cf. 
Wesleyan Methodist Mag., Ixiv, 625, (1841), 
Ixxiii, 986, (1850). 

NOBLE, G-EOEGE W. (son of Samuel Nolle, who 
d. Germoe, 29 May, 1851J. Constantine Iron 
Mine, Penryn. b. Germoe, 14 Feb., 1832. 

Eemarks on mineral veins in the parish of 
Constantine. Rep. of Miners' Assoc, of C. and D., 
1872, pp. 45-46. 

NONNA, St. (mother of St. David, who d. 1 Mch., 
544 or 60i;. Her feast day 2 Mch. Said to 
be bur. at Alternun. cf. W. J. Reei Lives of 
Cambro-British Saints, (1853), pp. 162-64, 166, 
180, 200, 34l j Haddan and Stubbs' Councils, 
(1872), ii, 98. 

Note.— A Life of St. Nonna was in the Service 
Book at Altemuu in 1281. 

NOEDEN, John. Surveyor of the Duchy of 
Cornwall, Jan., 16§J to 1626. b. Wiltshire, 
1548? d. circa 1626. cf. Introduction to J. 
Norden's Description of Essex, (Camden Soc, 
1840), pp. .xxi-xxii, xxx; Lansd. MSS., 778, 
art. 63 j Eel. Hea/rniomoe, (1869), ii, 255-56, 
266 j \Zth Rep. of Dep. Keeper of Records, p. 15. 



NOEDEN, John. [Con.). 

_ Speculi Britannise Pars. A topographical and 
historical description of Cornwall, with a map 
of the County and each hundred, in which are 
contained the names and seats of the several 
gentlemen then inhabitants, as also thirteen 
views of the most remarkable curiosities in that 
County. By the perambulation, view and delinea- 
tion of John Norden. To which are added, the 
west prospect of the some-time Conventual 
Church of St. Germans;... with some account of 
the Author. Maps and 13 Fiews. Lond., printed by 
William Pearson, for the Editor, and sold by 
Christopher Bateman, 1728, fol. 

NoTB^.— Pictorial Title, 1 leaf, Printed title, 1 leaf, 
Publisher's Dedication, 1 leaf, table of distances, 1 leaf, 
J. Norden's Dedication to Prince Jeames, (sic) King of 
England, 3 pages, rules of the use of the booke. 1 page, 
•the principall matters, 1 page, alphabeticall table of 
names in the mapp, 7 pages, some account of the author, 
4 pages, the general historie, pp. 1-99, catalogue of 
gentlemen, pp. 100-103, Touching your Majestie's Miu- 
eralls in Cornwall, p. 104. The original MS. of this 
work, (which was written in 1584 and presented to James 
I), is still preserved amongihe Harleian MSS., No. 6252, 
accompanied by his original drawings, but not with his 
maps. 

Original Letters relating to the Hospitals in 
the Diocese of Exeter. Communicated at the 
instance of Seth [Ward,] Lord Bishop of that 
See. Anno 1665, n.p. or d. or printer's name, 
[1728?] fol. Title, 1 Igaf, then pp. 1-7. 

Note. — The above is found in the Oi-enville Lih. 
copy of J. Norden's Speculi Britannia Pars, Cornwall, 
coming after p. 104 of the original work. 

An abstract of the General Survey of the 
Soke of Kirketon, in Lindsey...a parcel of the 
Duchy of Cornwall, which survey was taken by 
John Norden, John Thorpe, and John Norden, 
Junr., 1616. MS. Camb. Univ. Lib. Ff, iv, 30. 

NOEFOLK, Horatio Edward (son of William 
John Norfolk), b. Luton, Bedfordshire, 18 
Dec, 1842. 

Gleanings in Graveyards. A Collection of 
curious epitaphs. Collected and compiled by H. 
E. Norfolk, Honorary Secretary to the Chelsea 
Athenaeum. 1st ed. Lond., J. E. Smith, 1861, 
12"., pp. viii and 171.— 2nd ed. 1861, 12"., pp. 
viii and 172.— 3rd ed. 1866, 120., pp. xviii and 
208. 

Note. — The 1st and 2nd editions are dedicated " To 
Eobert Hunt, Esq., P.E.S." The Cornish epitaphs are 
comprised in pp. 17-23 in the 1st and 2nd editions, and 
in pp. 15-20 in the 3rd ed. 

NOEEICE orNOEEIS, William, M.A. Edu- 
cated at Eton ; Left Eton for King's College, 
1623 j Ostiarius or Lower Master at Eton, 
1631 ; Informator or Head Master, 1636. b. 



NOETHY. 



400 



NOTTINGHAM. 



NOEEICE OR NOEEIS, W., M.A. (Core.)- 

Looe. d. Eton, 1642. hur. Eton Chapel, below 
the Choir, on the north side, about the middle. 
cf. EarwoodJs Alumni Etonenses, p. 224. 

NORRIS, Mk. 
Views of 



• Norris in Devon and Cornwall. 



Sir T. Phillipps' MSS., 15,020. 

NOEEIS, Edwin. 5. Taunton, 24 Oct., 1795. 

d. Michael's Grove, Brompton, 10 Dec, 1872. 

The Ancient Cornish Drama, edited and trans- 
lated by Mr. Edwin Norris, Sec. E.A.S. Oxford, 
at the University Press, 1859, 2 vols., 8°. 

Note. — The Dramas are — 
Ordinale de Origine Mundi ; 
Passio Domini Nostri Jhesu Christi ; 
Ordinale de Besnrresione Domini Nostri Jhesfi 
Christi. All contained in Bod. Lib. MS., 791. 

Sketch of Cornish Grammar. By Mr. Edwin 
Norris. Oxford, at the University Press, 1859, 
12°., pp. 94, 2/6. 

Note. — Extracted from the previous worji. 

The names of places in Scilly. Archcsol. Camb., 
ix, 41-52, (1863). 

NORRIS, Katherine. 

Letter of Mrs. Katherine Norris to Sir Robert 
Southwell [relative to his. election for Penrjrn,] 
dated Penryn, 26 Feb., 1684-5. MS. on sale at 
T. TJwrpe's, 1843. 

NOETH, Rev. Isaac William, M.A. (son of 
Rev. Henry Nmih, Assistant Minister of Wel- 
leck Chapel, London, who d. 16 Apl., 1838J. 
Chaplain of the Isles of Scilly, 1841 to 1851. 
Now Vicar of Holy Trinity, Greenwich, h. 
St. Marylebone, London, 28 July, 1810. 

Sermons on the Liturgy. By I. W. North, 
M.A., Chaplain of the Isles of Scilly, late Curate 
of Fulham. Lond., J. Hatchard and Son, 1844, 
12"., pp. xii and 319, 10/-. 

A sermon preached at the visitation of the 
Archdeacon of Cornwall. By I. W. North, M.A. 
Lond., Hatchard; Penzance, Rowe and Son, 
1849, 12"., 6d. 

A Week in the Isles of Scilly. 4 illustrations. 
By I. W. North, M.A., Chaplain. Penzance, 
printed and published by E. Rowe and Son; 
Lond., Longman and Co., 1850, 8o., pp. x and 
199, 5/6. — Revised and re-written by L. H. 
Courtney, (1867), c^.v. 

Note.— The views in the original edition are from 
drawings by Lady Sophia Tower. 

NORTHY, W. H. h. St. Columb, 21 Sept., 1826. 
Now resident at Penmellyn, St. Columb. 



NOETHY, W. H. {Con.). 

The Distress in Cornwall. The Spectator, p. 
973, 1 Sept., 1866. 

NORWAY, Edmund (son of Will. Norway, who 
d.lQ Oct., 1819;. ef. C. Carlyon's Early Ymrs, 
(1843), ii, 289-93. 

NORWAY, Commander Nevill, . R.N. I. 
Lostwithiel, 20 Apl., 1807. Resident at Tre- 
byan, Bodmin, cf. Byrne. 

NORWAY, Nevill (Ind son of Will. Norway, 
of Court Place, Egloshayle, who d. 1819J. hapt. 
Egloshayle, 5 Nov., 1801. MmderedhyJ. and 
W. Lightfoot, on the road from Bodmin to 
Wadebridge, 8 Feb., 1840. bur. 13 Feb. Menu. 
Egloshayle. cf Gent. Mag., xiv, 441, (1840). 

Note. — See also Lightfoot, J. and W. 

NOSWORTHY, Edward. Merchant in Truro 
and afterwards Resident at Ince, in St. 
Stephens by Saltash; Sheriff of Cornwall, 
1655; M.P. for St. Ives, 1660-1680. 

Grant of arms and crest to E. Nosworthy, of 
Truro. Earl. MSS., 1172, art. 38. 

Letter from S. Bowman to Charles Lord 
Sejmour, respecting the quarrel of Lord Saint 
John and Mr. H. Seymour, when my lord vin- 
dicated Mr. Horsworthy, (sic) of Cornwall, to be as 
honest a man as any in the House of Commons, 
11 Feb., 16||. MSS. penes Duke of Northumber- 
land, Alnwick. 

NOSWORTHY, Edward (son of preceding). 
M.P. for St. Ives, 1679-85; Gentleman of 
the Privy Chamber to James II, 1688. Ab- 
sconded into Holland and d. suddenly at 
Dunkirk, 31 Aug., 1701. cf. Lives of the Norths 
(Roscoe's ed., 1826), i, 127; Narcissus Luttrell's 
Brief Hist. Relation, (1857), i, 308, 320; iii, 
442. 

The case of Mr. Nosworthy against Sir Edward 
Hungerford and John Hill, Esquire, Executors 
and Devisees of Sir William Bassett; upon a 
writ of error brought by them to reverse a 
judgment given in the court of King's Bench 
for Mr. Nosworthy upon a Speciall verdict in an 
accion of ejectione firmse. [For the Manor of 
Lanreath,] A.D. 1685. MSS. Camb. Univ. Lib. 
Oo., vi, 93, folios, 1-7. 

Note. — Notices of this case are in the Eeports of 
Comberbach, Salkeld, Shower, Vernon and Modem 
Eeports. 

NOTTINGHAM, (Daniel Finch), 2nd Earl of, 
Principal Secretary of State, d. 1 Jan., 17|§. 

Letter from Cornwall to the Earl of Notting- 



NOY, 



401 



NOY. 



NOTTINGHAM, 2nd Eabl or. (Oon.). 

ham, on the appearance of the French fleet off 
the coast. Dated Looe, 22 June, 1690. MS. on 
sale at T. Thorpe's, 1843. 

NOWELL, Very Eev. Alexander (son of John 
Nowell). Dean of St. Paul'fe, 1.560-16gJ. I. 
Bead Hall, Whalley, 1507 or 1508. d. London, 
13 Feb., legi. 

Note. — Dean Nowell being returned as one of the 
" Burgesses for Looe, in Oct., 1553, a committee was ap- 
pointed to inquire into the validity of the return. It 
reported to Parliament that " Alexander Nowell, being a - 
prebendary of Westminster, and thereby having a voice 
in the Convocation house cannot be a member of this 
house." A new writ was accordingly directed to be 
issued, cf. Rev. Ralph Churton's Life of Alex. Nowell, 
(1809), pp. 18-19. 

NOY, Mr. 

Letter from Peter I to Mr. Noy, Shipbuilder, 
at St. Petersburgh, conveying orders from the 
Head Surveyor. Dated Colomna, 16 May, 1722. 
(In Russian, with original translation) . Br. Museum, 
Addit. MS'S., 5015,* f 12. 

NOY, Catherine (only dau. of the Attorney 
General, a/nd wife of John Gartwright, of Aynhoe, 
Northamptonshire, who d. 17 Oct., 1676 J. d. 
Barnes, Surrey, circa 1644, (but no entry in 
Eegister). cf. Geo. Baker' s Northampton, (1822- 
30), i, 549, 550. 

NOY, Edward (father ? of the Attorney General). 
Order of Starchamber that E. Noy shall, upon 
the dismissing of his cause, pay £8 into the 
Court for Costs. 15 June, 41 Eliz. Harl. MSS., 
97, art. 75. 

NOY, Edward (eld. son of the Attorney General). 

Killed m a duel with Capt. Biron, Mch.,-1636. 

cf Court and Times of Chas. I, (1848),, ii, 240. 

Letter of James Howell to Edward Noy, Esq., 
at Paris. Dated "Lond., 5 May, 1633." Epistolm 
Eo-Eliance, (1678), p. 246. 

NOY, Edward. 

Journal of a Voyage in the South-seas, from 
Panama to Porto di Pita, 1685. Br. Museum, 
Shane MSS., 3,296, ff 11. 

NOY, Colonel Humphrey (Ind son and ulti- 
mate heir of Attorney General Noy). Gentleman 
of the Privy Chamber, 1669. d. 12 Dec, 1679. 
Iwr. Mawgan in Pydar. cf. Birch's Hist, of 
Boyal Soc, i, 310, 314, 343. 

NOY, John. Governor of St. Mary's Castle, 
S^Uly. 



NOY, John. (Con.). 

Letter from J. Noye to Francis Buller, Anthony 
NicoU and Captain Gerry, determination to hold 
Scilly for the King. " From his Majesties Castle 
of St. Maries, in Silly." 30 Sept., 1648. Tanner 
MSS., (Bodl. Lib.), 57, art. 169. 

NOY, William (son of Edward Noy, of Oarnan- 
ton, in Mawgan, and grandson of Will. Noy, of 
Pendrea, in Buryan). Entered Exeter Coll., 
1593, M.P. Grampound, 1603-1614, Fowey, 
1623-25, St. Ives, 1625-27, Helston, 1627- 
31, Attorney General, 27 Oct., 1631. 6. Pen- 
drea, St. Buryan'! ] 577, (but no existing Regis- 
ters of this early date), d. Tunbridge Wells, 
9 Aug., 1634. hi/r. New Brentford Church, 11 
Aug. cf. Sir A. PFeldon's Court of King Charles, 
(1811), ii, 39; Sir E. Peyton's Catastrophe of 
the House of Stuarts, (1811), ii, 427 ; S. Clark's 
Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons, (1683),p. 162; 
Clarendon's Hist, of Rebellion, (1849), i, 103- 
105, 401, vi, 407 ; Autobiog. of Archbishop 
Laud, (1839), pp. 146, 151 ; Hamon L'Es- 
trange's Reign of King Charles, (1656), pp. 
135-36 ; Rel. Hearniance, (1857), i, 203 ; David 
Lloyd's State Worthies, (1670), pp. 892-93; 
Lord Nugent' s Memorials of J. Hampden, (1832), 
i, 142-43; Geo. Vernon's Life of Rev. Dr. 
Peter Heylin, (1682), pp. 43, 57, 65-66; 7. 
D' Israeli's Commentaries on Life and Reign of 
Charles I, (1851), i, 387-90; Jas. Howell's 
Epistolce Ho-Eliance, (1678), pp._ 233,_ 241; 
John Rushworth's Hist. Collections, i, pt. ii, 213, 
220-27, 247, pt. iii, 84 ; Lyso7is' Environs of 
London, (1811) Supplementary Vol., pp. 103- 
104; Court and Times of Charles I, (1848), i, 
291-92, ii, 36, 82, 136-37, 224 ; Hallam's Con- 
slit. Hist, (1854), ii, 12 ; Thos. Burton's Diary, 
(1828), ii, 244-46; Rich. Polwhele's Biog. 
Sketches,*!, 53-57 ; W. J. Thoms' Anecdotes and 
Traditions (Camden Soc, 1839 j, pp. 34-35; 
N. Wallington's Hist. Notices, (1869), i, 64-69, 
77; Thos. Fuller's Worthies, (1811), i, 213; T 
Carlyle's Letters andSpeeches of Cromwell, (1857), 
i, 56, 57-58; W. D. Christie's Life of First 
Earl of Malmesbury, (1871), i, App. i, p. ix; 
John Forster's Sir John Eliot, (1872), vols, i 
and ii, passim; G. G. Cunningham's Lives of 
Eminent Englishmen, ii, 391-93; Bliss' Wood, 
ii, 581-84; European Mag., v, 335, (1784); 
Autobiog. and Corresp. of Sir Simorids D'Ewes, 
(1845), i, 406, ii, 79 ; Peter Heylin' s Cypri'anus 
Anglicus, (1671), pp. 301-302; L. Echard's 
Hist, of England, (1720), pp. 445, 456, 493 ; 
Bulstrode Whitelocke's Mems. of English Affairs, 
(1732), pp. 3, 7, 14, 17-20, 23; Lord Camp- 
bell's Lives of the Chief Justices, (1849), i, 311, 
414-1-6, 518-19; Geo. Brodie's Constitutional 
Hist, of British Empire, (1866), ii, 20-21, 109; 

z z 



NOY. 



402 



NOY. 



NOY, William. (Con.). 

Thos. Faulkner's Hist, of Brentford, (1845), pp. 
146-47; W. H. Spilsburi/s Lincoln's Inn, {1850), 
p. 63 ; N. and Q., 2 S., vi, 309, 358, (1858), vii, 
35, (1859), 3 S., viii, 190, 405, 465, (1865), ix, 
24, (1866), 4 S., i, 390, 566, 615, (1868), ii, 
13-14, 587, (1868); English Cyclop.; Didot 
Nouvel. Biog. Univ.; Biog. Univ.; Rose; Aikin; 
Ch-anger ; Biog. Brit. ; 3rd Bep. Historical Com- 
mission, pp. 13, 191. 

A description of the passage of Thomas Earle 
of Strafford, over the River of Styx, with the 
conference between him, Charon and W. I^oy. 
Frontispiece. Printed in the yeere, 1641, 4"., 4 



Note. — Eeprinted in Lord Somers' Collection of 
Tracts, (Sir W. Scott's ed., 1809-15;, iv, 273-76, (1810). 

A Treatise of the principall grounds and max- 
imes of the lavves of this kingdome. Very use- 
full and commodious for all studients, and such 
others as desire the knowledge and understanding 
of the lavves. Lex plus laudatur, quando ratione 
probatur. Written by that most excellent and 
learned expositor of the law, W. N[oy,] of Lin- 
coln's-Inne, Esquire. Lond., printed by R. H., 
by permdssion of the Assignes of John Moore, 
Esquire, and are to be sold by William Cooke, 
at Furnivalis-Inne Gate, Holborne, 1641, 8°. 
Title and contents, 3 leaves, then pp. 1-130, 2/-. 
Bod. Lib. 

A Treatise... written... by W. N[oyl...Lond., 
printed for W. Cook, and are to be sold at Fur- 
nival's-Inne gate, in Houlbourne, 1642, 8". 
Title, 1 leaf, then pp. 1-118, 2/-. 

A Treatise... written by...W. N[oy]...3rd ed. 
Lond., printed by S. G. for W. Lee, D. Pakeman, 
R. Best and G. Bedell, and are to be sold at 
their shops in Fleetstreet, 1660, 8°. Title, 1 
leaf, an analysis of the laws, 3 leaves, The Laws 
of England, pp. 1-159, 1/6. 

A Treatise of. . .the laws of this nation. Very 
useful... Written by...W. Noy...4th ed. Lond., 
printed for T. Collins, T. Basset, J. Wright, M. 
Pitts and T. Sawbridge, 1677, 12". Title, 1 
leaf, an analysis of the laws, 4 leaves, The Laws 
of England, pp. 1-163, 1/6. 

The Grounds and Maxims of the English 
Laws. By William Noy, Esquire, of the Lin- 
coln's Inn, Attorney General, and of the Privy 
Council to King Charles the First. To which is 
annexed a Treatise of Estates, by Sir John 
Doderidge, Knt., and observations on a deed of 
Ffeoffment, by T. H., Gent. 5th Edit., with ad- 
ditions. In the Savoy, printed by Henry Lintot, 
Law Printer to theKing'sMostExcellentMajesty, 
for J. Worral, at the Dove, in Bell-Yard, near 
Lincoln's Inn, 1757, 12". Title, introduction, 
table of the maxims, analysis of the laws, A, 8 



NOY, William. (Con.). 

leaves only, The Laws of England, Treatise of 
Estates, Observations and Index, B-H, 7 sheetsj 
I, 4 leaves, 2/6. 

The Grounds, and Maxims... By W. Noy...6tli 
ed. with considerable additions. Dublin, printed 
by H. Watts, 1792, 12". No pagination, and 
signatures very irregular 

The grounds and Maxims, also an analysis of 
the English Laws. By W. Noy...6th ed. with 
notes and references and other considerable ad- 
ditions and improvements, by Charles Barton, of 
the Inner Temple, Esq. Lond., printed for 'Vy, 
Clarke and Son, Portugal St., Lincoln's Inn, 
1794, 12'^., pp. xxvii, 160, and index, 2 leaves, 
3/6. 

The Grounds and Maxims. ..By W. Noy. 7th 
ed. with additions, by C. Barton. Lond., 1806, 
120., 4/6. 

The Grounds and Maxims, and also an analy- 
sis of the English Laws... By W. Noy. With 
Notes.. .by C. Barton... Lond., printed by W. 
Clarke and Sons. ..1817, 12"., pp. xxvii, 160, and 
index, 2 leaves, 7/-. 

The Principal Grounds and Maxims, with an 
Analysis and a Dialogue and Treatise of the 
Laws of England, and on Tenures, Estates, 
Hereditaments, and Chattels, Real and Personal, 
and in what manner they may be recovered and 
conveyed. By William Noy, Esquire, formerly 
of Lincoln's Inn. In which is included a Treat- 
ise of Estate, ascribed to Sir John Doderidge, 
and Observations on a Deed of Feoffment. The 
Ninth Edition, with a Sketch of the Author's 
Life, Corrections, Notes and References. By W. 
M. Bythewood, Esquire, of Lincoln's Inn. Lond., 
printed for S. Sweet, Chancery Lane, 1821, 8"., 
pp. xxxvi, and 431, 10/-. 

The Principal Grounds and Maxims... By W, 
Noy. Edited by W. W. Hening. 2nd ed. taken 
from the 9.th London ed. Richmond [Virginia,] 
1824, 80. 

The Principal Grounds and Maxims... By W. 
Noy. Philadelphia, 1845, 8o. 

Maxims of the Laws of England, by William 
Noye, Attorney General, and of the Privy Coun- 
cil to King Charles I. With A Biographical 
Sketch of the Author, and an index, by Clifford 
Stanley Sims. Albany, Joel Munsell, 1870. Title, 
preface, biographical sketch and table of the 
Maxims, pp. i-xxii, The Maxims and Index, pp. 
1-142. 

The Great Feast at the inthronization of the 
Reverend Father in God George Neavili, Arch- 
Bishop of Yorke, Chancellour of England in the 
sixt yeere of Edward the fourth. Wherein is 
manifested the great pride and vaine glory of 
that prelate. The copy of this feast was found 
inroUed in the Tower of London, and was taken 



NOT. 



403 



NOY. 



NOY, AViLLiAM. (Con.). 

put by Mr, Noy, His Majesties late Atorney 
Generall...Lond., printed for Edward Husbands, 
Aprill the first, 1645, 4"., pp. 6. Br. Museum. 

Note. — Reprinted, witli many additional particulars, 
in John Leland's Collectanea, (1770), vi, 1-14. 

The Compleat Lawyer or a treatise concerning 
tenvres and estates, in lands of inheritance for 
life and for yeares ; of chattels reall and personall 

!ind how any of them may be conveyed in a 
egall forme, by fine, recovery, deed, or words as 
the case shall require. Per Guliel. Noy, Armi- 
gerum, nuper Attournatum Generalem Caroli 
Eegis defunctum. Lond., printed for John 
Penson, and are to be sold at his shop in St. 
Dunstans Church-yard, in Fleetstreet, 1651, 8°. 
Title, 1 leaf, then pp. 1-126. 

Note. — A copy in Lincoln's Inn Lib. has this varia- 
tion in the title page " Lond. , printed by W. W. for W. 
Lee, and are to be sold at his shop, at the signe of the 
Turks-Head, neere Earn- Alley, in Fleetstreet. " 

The Compleat Lawyer or a Treatise concerning 
tenures and estates in Lands of Inheritance for 
life and other hereditaments and chattels real 
and personal and how any of them may be con- 
veyed in a legal form, by fine, recovery, deed or 
:word as the case shall require. By W. Noy, late 
Attorney General to his Sacred Majestie K. 
Charles the I. Lond., printed for John Benson, 
in St. Dunstan's Church-yard, Fleetstreet, 1661, 
8". Title, 1 leaf, then pp. 1-124. 

The Compleat Lawyer, etc. By W. Noy. . .With 
Portrait by Will. Faithorne. Lond., Speed, 1665, 
'80. 

The Compleat Lawyer... By W. Noy, of Lin- 
colns-Inne, late Attorney-General to his Sacred 
Majesty King Charles the First. Together with 
Observations on the Author's life. Lond., printed 
for S. S., and are to be sold by W. Jacob, next 
Bernards-Line, in Holborn, and John Amery, 
over against St. Clements-Church, in the Strand, 
1670, 8". Title, 1 leaf, life of W. Noy, 6 leaves, 
Compleat Lawyer, pp. 1-116, books newly 
printed ending with the word Finis, 2 pages. 

The Compleat Lawyer . . . By W. Noy . . . Together 
with Observations on the Author's life. Lond., 
printed for and sold by John Amery, at the Pea- 
cock, over against Fetter-Lane, in Fleetstreet, 
1674, 80. Title, 1 leaf, life, 6 leaves, Compleat 
Lawyer, ending with Finis, pp. 1-117, books 
printed for J. Amery, ending with Finis, 2 
leaves. 

The Perfect Conveyancer or severall select and 
choice presidents such as have not formerly been 
printed. Collected by four several sages of the 
law, Edward Henden, Knight, late one of the 
Barons of the Exchequer, William Noy, At- 
tourney Generall to his late Majestie, Eobert 



NOY, William. (Con.). 

Mason, sometime Recorder of London, and 
Henry Fleetwood, formerly Reader of Gray's 
Inn. Lend., 1655, 40. — 2nd ed. Lond., printed 
by F. L. for George Thompson, at the White 
Horse, in Chancery-Lane, near Lincolns Inn, 
1655, sm. 40. Epistle to the Reader, signed 
R[obert] M[ason,] and Table, 10 pages, then pp. 
1-547. Lincoln's Inn Mb. 

Note. — A'copy in the Bod. Lib. has the following 
variation in the title of the 2nd ed. "Lond., printed by 
F. L. for Matthew Walbanoke, and are to be sold by 
William Lee, at the Turks Head, in Fleetstreet." 

Reports and Cases taken in the Time of Queen 
Elizabeth, King James, and King Charles ; col- 
lected and reported by that learned lawyer, 
William Noy, sometimes Reader of the Honour- 
able Societie of Lincolnes-Inne, since Attovrney 
Generall to the late King Charles, Conteining 
most excellent matter of Exceptions to all manner 
of Declarations, Pleadings, and Demurrers, that 
there is scarce one Action in a Probability of 
being brought but here it is thoroughly examin'd 
and exactly layd. Now Translated into English. 
With Two necessary tables of the cases and con- 
tents for the readers ease and benefit. Lond., 
printed by F. L. for Matthew Walbancke, at 
Grayes Inne Gate, and T. Firby, near Grayes 
Inne Gate, in Holborne, 1656, 4°. Title, to the 
reader and table of the cases, 6 leaves, reports 
and cases, pp. 1-185, table of the principall 
matters, 4 leaves. 

Reports and Cases taken in the time of Queen 
Elizabeth, King James and King Charles, col- 
lected and reported by that learned lawyer 
William Noy. 2nd ed. corrected and amended. 
Lond., printed by T. R. for Samuel Heyrick,. at 
Grayes-Inn Gate, in Holborn, 1669, fol. To the 
Reader and Table unpaged, then pp. 1-185. 
Lincoln's Inn Lib. 

Note. — In an edition formerly in the possession of 
Francis Hargrave this is stated to have been " a simple 
collection of scraps of cases made by Sergeant Size from 
Noy's loose papers and imposed upon the world for the 
reports of that vile prerogative fellow Noy." Lord 
Thuiiow, Sir F. BuUer and others have rejected Noy's 
reports. 

A Treatise of the rights of the Crown declar- 
ing how the King of England may support and 
increase his annual revenues. Collected out of 
the Records in the Tower, the Parliament Rolls 
and Close petitions. Anno x Car. Regis, 1634. 
By W. Noy, Esq., then Attorney General. Now 
first publish'd from the original MS. with some 
account of the Author. Lond., printed for B. 
Lintott and E Curll, in Fleet-St., 1715, 12o. 
Title and preface, pp. i-xii, a treatise, pp. 1-113, 
the table, 1 leaf, 2/-. 



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NOY, William. (Con.)- 

Quodlibets lately come over from New Britan- 
niola, Old Newfoundland. Epigrams and other 
small parcels both morall and divine. By E. 
H[ayman,] Sometime Governor of the Plantation 
there. Lend., 1628, 4o. 

Note.— Book i, No. 98 is addressed "to the right 
worshipful W. Noy, Esq., one of the Benchers of Lin- 
colnes Inne, long since of my aequaintanoe both in 
Oxford and London." 

Degorei Wheari... Pietas erga Benefactores 
necnon Epistolarum Eucharisticarum fasciculus. 
Oxon., 1628, 8o. 

Note. — Letters 53 and 54 (pp. 80-83) are addressed 
to " Clarissimo viro Guilielmo Noyeo luris et omnis 
antiqnitatis consultissimo." 

A divine Tragedie, lately acted, or a collection 
of sundry memorable examples of God's judge- 
ments upon Sabbath-breakers and other like 
Libertines... [By Henry Burton.] n.p. Anno 
mdcxxxvi, 4". "To the Eeader" unpaged, then 
pp. 46. Grenmlle lAb., Br. Museum. 

Note. — Contains in a supplement, omitted in some 
editions, a long account (pp. 43-46) of the illness and 
death of Mr. Noy. 

Concilia Magnse BritanniEe et Hibemise. A. 
D. Wilkins, S.T.P. Lond., 1737, 4 vols., fol. 

Note. — Contains Letters of Archbishop Laud and 
Bishop Williams to Attorney General Noy. cf. also 
Laud's Work (Lib. of Anglo Cath. Theoloqy), vi, 349, 
360-1, 365-6. 

The argument of Mr. Noy, 16 April, 1628. 
concerning imprisonment with cause expressed. 
Harl. MSS., 161, art. 74; 1721, art. 45; 2305, 
art. 51. 

Mr. Noy's speech, 22 Nov., 1627, in West- 
minster Hall, on behalf of Sir Walter Earle. 
ib., 252, art. II. 

That a Baron may be of no place, from a 
lecture by Mr. Noy. ib., 980, art. 18. 

Concerning institution of tithes, from Mr. 
Noy's argument, Trin. 7, Car. 1. ib., 980, art. 
85. 

De Simone, &c. Ex recordo Trin. 4, Edw. I, 
Rot. 7. Alledged by Mr. Noy. ib., 980, art. 103. 

Notes from Mr. Noy's reading in Lincolns 
Irni, August, 1632. ib., 980, art. 164. 

Mr. Noy's opinion concerning Marriage in- 
Churches, ib., 980, art. 174. ' 

Ex ultima Voluntate sive Testamento W Nov 
ib., 980, art. 226. 

An admission upon an Intayle, well penned 
by Mr. Noy. ib., 1248, art. 76, pp. 415-439. 

Opinion of Messrs. Whatman, Noy, &c., on 
administrating to the goods of a wife, ib., 3793 
art. 21, pp. 108-130. ' 



NOY, William. (Con.J. 

The case of the Church of Abingdon, with 
the opinioris of Mr. Noy and Mr. Wandesford 
upon it. ib., 3793, art. 31. 

A collection of proceedings in the House of 
Commons, with many arguments, &c., by Sir 
Edward Cook... Mr. Noy, then Attorney General, 
and others, 1621. ib., 6274, art. 2. 

The argument of Mr. Noy in answer to Mr, 
Attorney, ib., 6800, art. 33. 

Collections from the EoUs on Knight's Service, 
&c., partly in the handwriting of Mr. Noy, 
Lansd. MSS., 253, art. 26. 

Argument of Admiralty Jurisdiction, in the 
case of Cremor v. Tokeley. ib., 254, art. 2. 

Extracts made by Jo. Maynard from certain 
autograph books of W. Noy. ib., 485, -art. 3. 

Cases from Eeports of Mr. Noy. Hargrave 
MSS., Br. Museum, 29, fol., 1-145. 

A plaine and sommarie treatice of the princi- 
pal! grounds and maxims of the lawes of the 
kingdom. Verie fitting and necessarie for all 
students and others which desire the knowledge 
and understanding of the lawes ; especially such 
as have not attained the French tongue perfectly, 
in which they were originally written. Written 
by that famous and most excellent lawyer W. 
Noy, sometimes of Lincolnes Inn, Esqr. ib., 257, 
fol. 

Table to Noy and Deane's Eeports. ib., 346. 

Table to Justice Hutton's and Mr. Noy's Ee- 
ports^ ib., 351. 

The Will of W. Noy, (in Latin), June 3, 1634. 
Cottonian MSS., Titus B. viii, art. 63. 

Memoirs of W. Noy. Br. Museum, Jddit. 
MSS., 4223, art. Ul. 

Extract from Mr. W. Noy's Will, 3 June, 1634, 
ib., 5832, f 2196. 

Eemembrances from Mr. Noy,' taken in his 
chamber, ib., 6297, p. 385. 

The argument of W. Noy and others in de- 
fence of Mr. Stephens plea touching Knighthood, 
16f^. ib., 12,511. 

W. Noy's opinion touching certain lands ia 
Hoveton, demised by the Bishop of Norwich to 
Q. Elizabeth. Tanner MSS., (Bodl. lAb.), 104, 
art. 74. 

First information of W. Noy against Dr. J. 
Williams, Bishop of Lincoln, 1637. ib., 67, fol. 
61 ; 70, art. 48. 

The Will and Epitaph of W. Noy, 1634. MSS. 
Camb. Univ. Lib., Dd. xi, 73, p. 370. 

A declaration how Kings of England have 
from time to time supported and repaired their 
estates, collected out of the records of the Tower 
by W. Noye, Esquire, and th§ Attorney General, 
anno decimo Caroli Eegis. MSS. Lincoln's Inn 
Lib., 76, art. 5. 



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NOY, William. (Con.). 

Note.— This treatise was printed in " Cottoni Pos- 
thuma ; divers choice pieces of that renowned Antiquary 
Sir Eobert Cotton. . . preserved from the injury of Time 
...By J[ames] H[owell,] Esq. Lend., 1651, 8"., pp. 
163-202, and is there attributed to Sir E. Cotton." 

Extracts by Mr. Serjeant Majmard from cer- 
tain autograph books of W. Noy relative to cases 
in 2 and 3, James I.' ih., 79, pp. 1-87. 

Eeports of diiferent cases, out of Mr. Noy's 
book, temp. Eliz. 40, 45 and Jac. I, 15. M8S. 
Exeter Coll., 189, fol. 94-114. 

Opinions on legal subjects by Jeff. Palmer, 
1638, Edw. Littleton and Attorney W. Noy on 
the charter of St. Paul's Church, 1633. MSB. 
Queen's Coll. Oxford, 155, pp. 272-78. 

A collection of the proceedings in the House 
of Commons upon the impeachment of one Lloyd 
for scandalizing the King's children,, with the 
speeches made by Sir Edw. Cook, Mr. Noy, etc., 
1621. Lambeth MSS., 642, pp. 49-141. 

Mr. Attorney's Letter to Bp. Laud, 1631, 
concerning the recovery of the Eectories and 
Tithes in Ireland, ik, 943, p. 529. 

Legum Angliss Analysis per W. Noy. Evelyns 
MSS. cf. Bernard! s Gat. MSS., (1696), ii, 94. 

Wi|liam Noy, Attorney General, on the In- 
crease of tlie King's revenues, 10 Car. I. Sir T. 
PUllipps' MSS, No. 4847. 

Letters concerning the sickness of Attorney 
General Noy, dated 29 July and 2 Aug., 1634. 
MSS.- at Montacute House, Somersetshire. 

Noy's projects, 1634 ; Extracts from the Rolls 
[About ship money.] MSS.^penes Countess Cowper, 
at Wrest Park, Bedfordshire. 

Letter from W. Noye to Mr. Bowyer, Clerk of 
the Parliament, 29 June, 1610. MSS. penes 
House of Lords. 

Eeport of Attorney General Noy on the peti- 
tion of the inhabitants of Kidderminster for a 
charter, 16ff. MSS. penes Marquis of Bath, 
Longleat. 

Eeport by Lord Keeper Cottington and At- 
torney General Noy on an Engine invented for 
taking up gravel from the Thames, 15 Oct., 1633. 
MSS ih. 

Collections out of the Tower Eecords concern- 
ing the privileges and jurisdictions of the Eccles- 
iastical Courts. MSS. 

'Sots.— cf. W. Nicolson's English, Scotch mid Irish 
Hist. Lib., (1776), p. 132; Dr. Thomas James' A Mam- 
■duction or Introdvction vnto Divinitie, (1625), [wliere these 
Extracts are mentioned.in the " Tabk of the Manuscript 
boohes vrged in this Boohe."'] 

NOY, Capt. William (2nd son of Philip Noy, 

of Pendrea, and nephew of the Attorney General). 

Capt. Will. Noy, Executor of Honour Noy, 

Plaint., in one Bill, Humphrey, Sarah, Honour, 

Prudence, Children and Administrators of Francis 



NOY, Capt. William. (Con.). 

Noy, in the other Bill are Plaintiffs. The Plain- 
tiffs Case upon an appeal brought into the House 
of Lords against Sir Peter Fortescue, Baronet, 
and Dame Amy, his wife, relict and executrix of 
Sir Peter Courtney, Defendants, n.p. or d. or 
printer's name, [1680,] fol. s.sh. 

Note. — Eelates to lands in Cornwall. 

NOY, William (son of Henry Noy). h. Pen- 
zance, 19 Jan., 1842. 

The Polkinghorns. Signed W. N[oy,] London. 
One and All, A Cornish Monthly Illustrated Journal, 
May, 1868. 

Mousehole Wreckers in [1634] 1869, (sic). 
Signed W. N. ib., Dec, 1868. 

Noy, of Cornwall. By W. Pendrea, [i.e., W. 
Noy.] N. and Q., 3 S., viii, 190, 465, (1865). 

Noy and Noyes. Signed W. N. ib., 4 S., i, 566, 
ii, 13, 587, (1868). 

Hale. Signed W. N. ib., 4 S., ii, 404. 

Cornish and Welsh. Signed W. N. ib., 4 S., 
iv, 457, (1869). 

Shard or Sharn. Signed W. N. ib., 4 S., vii, 
199-200, (1871). 

Bear and Beer. Signed W. N. ib., 4 S., viii, 233. 

On the spelling of the name Market-jew. — 
Reprinted in F. Max Midler's Chips from a Oerrrtan 
Workshop, (1870), iii. Note, pp. 310-311. 

NOYE, William (son of Ephraim Noye). b. - 
Paul, 19 July, 1814. d. Australia, 6 Nov., 
1872. 

List of insects (lepidoptera) found in the dis- 
trict of the Land's-end, [1846.] Trans. P.N.H. 
and A.S., i, 90-94, (1851). 

Observations, etc., on the deaths head moth 
(Acherontia atropos). [1847]. ib., i, 122-25. 

NUNN, John Hopkins, A.E.A. (son of Robert 
Nunn). Organist at St. Mary's, Penzance, 
Sept., 1859. b. Bury, St. Edmunds, 10 Nov., 
1827. 

Song. Angry Words. Composed and dedicated 
to his friends and pupil's by J. H. Nunn, A.R. A., 
Organist at St. Mary's, Penzance. Lond., Addi- 
son and Lucas, 210, Regent St., [1861,] fol., pp. 
5, 2/6. 

Yon Fading Clouds. Song written by a Lady, 
[i.e., Miss Rutherfurd.] Composed and dedicated 
to Charles Lucas, Esq., by J. H. Nunn, E.A.M... 
Lond., Lamborn, Cock, Addison and Co., [1861,] 
fol., pp. 5, 3/-. 

They sleep. - Four part song. Words by Barry 
Cornwall. Music composed and dedicated to the 
Penzance Choral Society by the Conductor, J. 
H. Nunn... Lond., Addison and Lucas, [1862,] 
fol, pp. 4, 2/-. Separate parts 3d. per page. 



OATS. 



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O'BEYAN. 



NUNN, John Hopkins. (Con.). 

Song. Come sing to me. "Words by Miss Acton. 
Music by J. H. Nunn, A.R.A. Lond., Chappell 
and Co., [1863,] foL, 2/-. 

Song. Sleep heart of mine. Words by L. E. L. 
Music by J. H. Nunn, A.R.A. Lond., Lam- 
born, Cock and Co., [1865,] fol., 3/-. 



o. 

0. pseud., i.e., Mr. Atkinson. 

0. E. O. i.e.. Osier, E. 

0. J. C. 0. i.e., Oliver, J. C. 

0. 0. 0. pseud., i.e., Jessopp, Eev. A. 

OATES, Lieut. Mark, R.M. Portrait Painter & 
Barrack Master, Pendennis Castle, 1800-1825. 
I. St. Agnes, 1762, (but no entry in Register). 
d. Bar House, Falmouth, 20 Oct., 1825. hur. 
Falmouth Churchyard, 26 Oct. cf. Polwliele's 
Biog. Sketches, ii, 114-15 ; Lectures on Painting, 
By late John Opie, (1809), p. 60 ; P. H. Nicolas' 
Hist. Becm-d of Boyal Marine Forces, (1845) 
i, 135, ii, 63. 

Note.— Mark Gates was the painter of a picture of 
Faith, Hope and Charity, which was over the altar of 
Falmouth Parish Church ; on an attempt being made to 
remove it some time ago it fell in pieces and is now 
entirely lost. 

OATS, Francis (son of Fras. Oats. h. Lelant 18 
Aug., 1796. d. 10 Dec., 1871;. In charge of 
Science Classes of Miners' Assoc, of C. and D. 
at St. Just and Pendeen, 1867. One of the 
Agents of Botallack Mine, July, 1870. h. Tor- 
frey, Golant, near Fowey, 24 Oct., 1848. cf. 
Lond., Edinb. and Dublin Philos. Mag., xliij 
408, (1871) ; /. H. Collins' Western Chron of 
Science, i, 16, (1871). 

Notes on an excursion to the Chiverton dis- 
trict. Eep. Miners' Assoc, of C. and D., 1867 pn 
48-49. ' ^^" 

Society of Arts to report on the Tools used for minins 
fn ThfT i»t7 w° l^' ^'''^ibition. His name appear! 
in The List of Workmen sent by the Society in Journ 
of the Soc. of Arts, xv, 646, (1867). 

OATS, Rev. Jakeh (son of Jakeh Oats) h St 
Just^m Penwith, 4 ApL, 1828. hapt. 9 Apl' 

Methodtst Mag., xc, 842, (1867). 



OATS, Richard (son of Thos. Oats who d. Tre- 
gesial, 20 Jan., 1835, aged 88;. Tin Dresser. 
b. Tregesial, St. Just, 13 Sept., 1791. d. Tre- 
gesial, 11 Aug., 1842. cf. Rich. Treffi-ifs Mem. 
of Rich. Trewavas, Sen., (1839), p. 159; Poems 
by the late John Williams, (Lond., 1873), pp. 
xiii-xiv. 

Note.— E. Oats was for many years a contributor 
to the mathematical department of the " Ladies and 
Gentlemens Diary." 

O'B., Arthur, pseud., i.e., Bradley, Rev. R. B. 

O'BRYAN, Catherine (dau. of Will. Cowlin 
and wife of Will. O'Bryan). b. Callestock,' 
Perranzabuloe, 29 May, 1781, (but no entry 
in Register), d. U.S. America, 4 Mch., 1860. 

The Security of the saints in life and their 
consolation in death, a funeral sermon occasioned 
by the death of Mrs. Catherine O'Bryan, wife 
of Mr. William O'Bryan, Founder of the Bible 
Christian Connexion, by her grandson, Samuel 
Ley Thorne, Bible Christian Minister. Shebbear, 
Devon, published by Sam. Thorne, 1860, 8» ' 
pp. 27, 6d. ' ' . 

O'BRYAN, William (son of Mr. Bryant). Chang- 
ed his name to O'Bryan. The Founder of the 
Bryanites or Bible Christians at Lake, in 1815. 
Resident some years at Liskeard ; Emigrated to 
America in 1831. h. Gunwen Farm, Luxul- 
yan, 6 Feb., 1778. d. Brooklyn, New York 
U.S., 8 Jan., 1868. cf W. Howitt's Year Book, 
pp. 75-77 ; /. Allen's Liskeard, (1856), p. 106 : 
Bible Christian Mag., iv, 101-13, (1868). 

The rules of Society, or a guide to conduct 
for those who desire to be Armenian Bible 
Christians, with a preface, stating the causes of 
separation between William O'Bryan and the 
people called Methodists. 2nd ed. Launceston, 
1818, 12". ' 

A collection of hymns for the use of the people 
called Arminian Bible Christians. By W. 0' 
Bryan, Minister of the Gospel. Devon, printed 
at the Office of the Arminian Bible Christians, 
5, Mill- Pleasant, Stoke-Damerel, by S. Thorne 
Agent, 1825, 12°., pp. 574. 

On the Millennium, a sermon on Revelations, 
XX 6. By Wm. O'Bryan, Minister of the Gospel. 
3rded. New York, 1832,8".— 4th ed. Printed 
tor the Author, [S. Thorne, printer, Prospect 
place, Shebbear, Devon,] 1850, 8°., pp. 48. 

[A Narrative of] Travels in the United States 
of America. By W. O'Bryan, Minister of the 
Gospel. Lond., Stephens ; Shebbear, S. Thorne, 
[printed,] 1836, demy 12"., pp. 350. 

Note.— A portion of the edition was lost during a 
lire at the printers. 



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O'BKYAN, William. (ConJ. 

A Jubilee Memorial of incidents in the rise 
and progress of the Bible Christian Connexion. 
Shebbear, Devon, published for the Bible Chris- 
tian Book Committee, by James Thome. Sold 
by all the Itinerant Preachers. Lond., G. J. 
Stevenson, 54, Paternoster Row, 1865, post 8"., 
pp. vi and 292.— 2nd ed. 1866, 8o., pp. vi and 
300. 

Note. — Contains sketch of the life of Mr. William 
O'Bryan, p. 15, et seq. 

Obedience to the call of God, a funeral sermon 
on the death of William O'Bryan. By S. L. 
Thorne. Sold by S. Thorne, 52, Union Street, 
Plymouth, 1868, 8o., pp. 31, 3d. 

Note. — Contains a memoir of W. O'Bryan. 

OBSERVER, An. 

Turn the wallet. Signed " An Observer." Bev. 
H. A. Simcoe's Light from the West, ii, 161-62, 
(1833). 

A Visit to a Church .Sunday School. With 
view of Bridgerule School House, ib., ii, 252-55. 

ODGERS, Jacob (son of Nicholas Odgers). h. 
Sewrah Moor, Stithians, 24 May, 1841. 

The existence of God. By J. Odgers. Lond., 
G. J. Stevenson, 1867, 120., pp. 132'^ 1/6. 

The Ghost of John .Wesley. By J. Odgers, 
The Observator, [No. 1.1 n.p. or d. or printers 
name. [Printed and published by the Author, 
Stithians, 1870,] \2°., pp. 20, 2d.— 2nd ed. n.d., 
[1870,] 120., pp. 20, 2d.— 3rd ed., revised and 
considerably improved, n.p. or d. or printer's name. 
[Printed and published for the Author by N. 
Odgers, Redruth, 1871,] 12o., pp. 20. 2d. 

The Philosophy of War. By J. Odgers. The 
Observator, No. 2. n.p. m- printer's name. [Printed 
and published by the Author, Stithians,] 1870, 
120., pp. 20, 2d. 

The Devil's Claw. By J. Odgers. The Ob- 
servator, No. 3. n.p. m- printer's name. [Printed 
and published by the Author, Stithians,] 1870, 
120., pp. 20, 2d. 

A sermon on the death of George Smith, 
LL.D., late of Camborne. By J. Odgers. The 
Observator, No. 4. n.p. orpinter's name. [Printed 
and published by the Author, Stithians,] 1871, 
120., pp. 20, 2d. 

The Farmer, B.A., or no royal path to fame. 
A poem, by J. Odgers. The Observator, No. 5. 
n.p. or d. or printer's iiame. [Printed and pub- 
lished by the Author, Stithians, 1872,] 12 0., pp. 
20, 2d. 

The self ransomed slave. Biographical Sketch 
of Lewis Smith. By J. Odgers. Redruth, printed 
by N. Odgers, Penryn Street, n.d., [1871,] 12o., 
pp. 32, 2d. 



ODGERS, Rev. James. I. Camborne, 1774. d. 
Exeter, 9 Dec, 1855. cf. Wesleyan Methodist 
Mag., Ixxviii, 665, (1855): Ixxix, 190, 844, 
(1856). 

Memoir of Mrs. Sarah Sanders, who died at 
Lostwithiel, 9 Nov., 1832, aged 63. Wesleyan 
Methodist Mag., Ivi, 154, (1833). 

Memoir of Mr. John Eddy, who died at 
Kingsbridge, 9 April, 1832. ib., Ivi, 750. 

ODGERS, Joseph, of Camborne, cf F. Tre- 
vithick's Idfe of Rich. Trevithick, (1872), ii, 98- 
99. 

A Tour to France in search of mines, with the 
imprisonment, trials, condemnation and acquittal 
of Captain Joseph Odgers, of Camborne, in 
Cornwall. Written by himself. Helston, printed 
by W. Penaluna, 1830, 12o., pp. 36. 

ODGERS, Nicholas (son of Nicholas Odgers). 
h. Stithians, 23 Aug., 1839. 

A Glance at the Universe. By N. Odgers, 
Schoolmaster, Stithians, Cornwall. Lond., Kent 
and Co. ; Redruth, J. S. Doidge ; Lond., H. J. 
Tresidder, 17, Ave Maria Lane, 1862, fcp. 80., 
pp. 130, 1/-. 

Note. — ^An edition of 2000 copies. The words 
" second thousand" are printed on the titlepages of one 
half the edition. 

The Mystery of Being, or are ultimate atoms 
inhabited worlds. By N. Odgers. Redruth, J. S. 
Doidge ; Lond., H; J. Tresidder, 1863, 80., pp. 
161, 1/6. 

Note. — This work is noticed in Professor Augustus 
de Morgan's "Budget of Paradoxes," (1872), pp. 376-77. 

The Methodist Class Meeting. By N. Odgers. 
Lond., Kent and Co. ; Redruth, J. S. Doidge, 
n.d., [1864,1 demy, I80., pp. 192, 1/6. 

A Bible Catechism for Sunday Schools. Anon. 
Redruth, printed by J. S. Doidge, n.d., [1865,] 
roy. 320., pp. 32, 2d. 

Useful Tables for the use of Schools, dnon. 
Redruth, J. S. Doidge, printer, n.d., [1865,] roy. 
320., pp. 16, Id. 

The Dissolution of the Stithians Wesleyan 
Methodist Sunday School. By N. Odgers. Red- 
ruth J. Jenkin, printer. Times Office, Fore St. 
n.d., [1866,] post 80., pp. 56, 6d. 

The Resurrection Body. By N. Odgers. Lond., 
S. W. Partridge and Co. 7i.d., [t870,] fcp. 80., 
pp. 32, 4d. 

ODGERS, W. Blake (son of the succeeding), h. 

Plymouth, 15 May, 1849. 

King Arthur and the Arthurian Romances, a 
paper read before The Bath Literary and Philo- 
sophical Association, Dec. 22, 1871. By W. 



ODGEES. 



408 



OGILBY. 



ODGEES, W. Blake. (Coh.J. 

Blake Odgers, B.A., Of the Middle Temple, Law- 
Student of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Frontis- 
piece. Lond., Longman; Bath, Will. Lewis, 
[printed,] n.d., [1872,] 8o., pp. 64. 

ODGEES, Eev. William James (son of James 
Odgers. d. Flushing, 1842.; Now (1873) Uni- 
tarian Minister at Bath. 5. Flushing, near 
Falmouth, 29 Apl., 1810. 

The claims of the suffering poor on Christian' 
Benevolence. A sermon preached at Plymouth 
on behalf of the widows and orphans of those 
who died of Cholera. By the Rev. W. J. Odgers. 
Plymouth, printed and published by G. Hearder 
and T. Browne, Buckwell St., 1832, 8"., 6d. 

The claims of the orphan. A sermon preach- 
ed at Plymouth on behalf of the surviving rela- 
tives of Fort Major Watson, who lost his life 
by an awful fire in the Citadel. By the Eev. 
W. J. Odgers. Plymouth, printed and published 
by J. Bartlett, 1836, 8°., 6d. 

Unitarians entitled to the name of Christian. 
A sermon preached at the Unitarian Chapel, 
Plymouth. By the Eev. W. J. Odgers. Ply- 
mouth, published by G. Hearder, 1836, 8o., 6d. 

The tendency of free trade to promote per- 
manent and universal peace. A Lecture deliver- 
ed at Plymouth, 26 Feb., 1846, at a meeting of 
the Plymouth Free Trade Association. By the 
Eev. W. J. Odgers. Plymouth, N. H. Haydon, 
Tavi^ock St. ; Lond., J. Mardon, Farriugdon 
St., 1846, 80. 

A Eeport on the sanitary condition of Ply- 
mouth. By Eev. W. J. Odgers. Plymouth, I. 
W. N. Keys, printer, 9, Bilbury St., 1847, 4"., 
pp. viii and 58. 

Note.— This is "The Plymouth Health of Towns 
Advocate, published under the sanction of The Plymouth 
Health of Towns Association." It consists of 7 num- 
bers, the pagination of which is continuous and extends 
from 1 to 58. 

A brief history of the Plymouth Unitarian 
Congregation, and of the Institutions connected 
with it, to which are added a chronological table 
of important events and a catalogue of books in 
the Chapel library. By W. J. Odgers, Pastor of 
the Congregation. Lond., E. Whitfield, 2, Essex 
St., Strand ; Plymouth and Devonport, E. Lid- 
stone, 1850, 12°., pp. 40. 

Eeport to the General Board of Health on a 
preliminary enquiry into the sewerage, etc., of 
the borough of Plymouth. By Eobert Eawlin- 
son, Esq. Lond., Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1853, 

Note.— Appendix G., " Cholera Statistics of Plv- 
mouth m coniieetion with the actual sanitary condition 
of the town is by the EeY. W. J. Odgers 



ODGEES, Eev. W. J. (Con.J. 

Unitarianism a positive and practical faith. 
A sermon preached at Little Portland St. Chapel, 
London, at the annual meeting of the British and 
Foreign Unitarian Association. By the Eev. W. 
J. Odgers. Published by the Association. E. T. 
Whitfield, 178, Strand, London, 1856, 8"., 6d. 

O'DOGHEETY, Lieut.-Col. Francis, E.M. d. 
Notter, Landrake, 1819. cf. Gent. Mag., Ixxsix, 
282, (1819); European Mag., \xx.y, 178, (1819).' 

O'DONOGHUE, Eev. Francis Talbot, B.A. 
(son of Lieut.-Col. Daniel Michael O'Dmoghue). 
Incumbent of Godolphin, July, 1852, to Dec 
1855. Now (1873) V. of Walsden, Eochdale! 
h. Tipperary, 12 Dec, 1817. 

St. Knighton's Kieve. A Cornish Tale. With 
a postscript and glossary. By the Eev. P. T. 
O'Donoghue, B.A., Vicar of Tickenham, Somer- 
set, and Chaplain to the Marquis of Westmeath. 
Lond., Smith and Elder, 1864, 8"., pp. iv and 
-304, 10/6. ' 

Note.— Mr. O'Donoghue m. 5 July, 1853, Ellen 
Catherine, eld. dau. of Will. Pasooe, of Tregembo. 

OEYNHAUSEN, Karl von. 

Ueber das Verhalten des granites zum killas 
in Cornwall. By Karl von Oeynhausen und 
Heinrich von Dechen. Karsten, Arehiv. f. Berg- 
hau, Berlin, xvii, 3-29, (1828); Philos. Maq., v, 
161-70, 241-47, (1829). 

OFFRID, William Fiz. 

Gilbert de Ferrars grants to William fiz 
Offrid as a freeman, an acre of land at Wring- 
worthy, and one small English acre (unam par- 
vam acram terre Anglicam)- and a half in his 
demesne ; and acquits' him of naifty and servi- 
tude. Very early undated deed penes the Earl of 
Mount Edgcumbe, at Mount Edgcumbe. 

OGILBY, John. 6. at or near Edinburgh, 1600 
d. 4 Sept., 1676. 

Britannia, Vol. i, or an illustration of the 
kmgdom of England and dominion of Waleg, 
by a geographical and historical description of 
the principal roads thereof... By John Ogilby... 
Lond., printed for the author at his house iii 
White-Fryers, 1675, fol. 

Note.— Contains The Road from London to the 
Lands End, pp. 49-56 ; From Barnstaple to Truro, p. 
67 ; From Exeter to Truro, pp. 137-38. 

Britannia Depicta, or Ogilby improved. Being 
a correct copy of Mr. Ogilby's Actual Survey of 
all ye direct and principal cross roads in England 
and Wales. . .By Ino. Owen, of tlie Midd. Temple, 



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OGILBY, John. (Con.). 

Gent. Lond., printed for, and sold by, The. 
Bowles, 1720, 80., pp. 273.— 4tli ed., 1753, 80., 
pp. 273. 

Note.— The Eoad from London to the Land'B End, 
pp. 59-67 ; The Eoads from Barnstaple to Truro, 81-83 ; 
The Eoad from Exeter to Truro, pp. 179-81, in both 
editions. The Map of Cornwall and illustrations are 
engraved by Eman. Bowen. 

OISELL, John, circa 1392. 

To the Justices of the Peace for Cornwall, to 
hear the complaint of J. Oisell, of Liskerred, 
against Sir Walter Pynhergard, Knight, Thomas 
his brother, and others foif carrying away his 
goods and to do him justice. MSS. Gamb. Univ. 
Lib., Dd. iii, 53, art. 249. 

OKE, George Oolwell (son of Will. Jane Ohe, 
who d. Truro, July, 1859). Chief Clerk to the 
Lord Mayor of the City of London, 1864. I. 
St. Columb Major, 8 Feb., 1821. 

The Synopsis of Summary Convictions, show- 
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Cambridgeshire and Suffolk ; Lond., H. Butter- 
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Note. — The 2nd ed. of this work is entitled The 
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Volumes. Lond., 1872, 8"., pagination continu- 
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OKE, Geohob Oolwell. (Con.). 

An improved system of solicitor's book-keep- 
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A handy book of the game and fishery laws, 
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Lond., Butterworth, 1861, 12o., pp. xiv and 

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OKE, Geoeqe Colwell. (Con,). 

211, 7/-.— 2nd ed. Lond., 1863, 12o., pp. xxiv 
and 374, 10/6. 

The new criminal acts of 1861, with the 
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Magisterial Procedure, reasons for its revision, 
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Eead in the department of Jurisprudence at the 
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[London,] June, 1862. Lond., printed by Emily 
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London Police and Magistracy, a practical 
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1863, post 80., pp. 20, 1/-. 

The Magisterial Laws of London. By G. C. 
Oke. 1863, 120. . 

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Friendly Societies' Accounts, a practical ex- 
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Eoworth and Sons, 38, Bell Yard, Temple Bar, 
1863, 80., pp. 16, 2/-. 

OKE, Silas (son of Philip OkCi who d. St. Tudy, 
1826;. 5. St. Tudy, Apl., 1801. Now resident 
at Illogan. 

On an exhausting air pump for mines especially- 
such as have but one shaft. Eep. Miners' Assoc 
of a and R, 1869, pp. 41-43. 

OKE, Eev. William (son of Walter and Jenny 
Ohe). Wesleyan Minister in the West Indies 
b St. Tudy, 13 Dec, 1796. hapt. 4 Jan., 1797 
Drowned off the island of Antigua, 28 Feb 
1826.. cf Wesleyan Methodist Mag., xlix 349- 
52, 486-94, 646-47, 760, (1826); 1, 649-65 

V/., V ■^^''- '^- ^- Thomas' Beminiscences of 
Methodism m Exeter, p. 41. 

The Christian Minister's final appeal to his 
beloved people A sennon preached in St. Tudy 
Chapel, by W. Oke, a Methodist Missionary. 
Launceston, 1822, 12o., pp. 23. 



OKE, Bev. WiLLUM. (Con.). 

The Loss of Five Wesleyan Missionaries in 
the Maria Mail Boat, off the island of Antigua, 
in the West Indies, 28 Feb., 1826. By Mrs. 
Jones. Lond., 1827, 24o., pp. 36, 4d. 

Note.— The Bev. W. Oke and the Bev. T. Truscott 
were amongst those who were lost. 

OLD WANTON, Olyvee. pseud., i.e. 

A lyttle treatise called the Image of Idleness 
conteynynge certyne matters moved between 
Walter Wedlocke and Bawdin Bacheler. Tras- 
lated out of the Troyane or Cornyshe tounge 
into Englyshe, by Olyv'er ©Idwanton, and dedi- 
cated to the Lady Lust. [Colophon.] Imprinted 
by Wyllyam Seres, dwellynge in Powles Church 
Yard, at the signe of the Hedgehogge. n.d. 8o. 
52 leaves. Bod. Lib. 

OLD CELT, pseud., i.e., Bottrell, Will. 

OLIVEE, Chaklotte (2nd dau. of Dr. Will 
Oliver, who d. 1764, and wife, 14 Apl, 1752," 
of Sir John Pringle, Bart., President of the Royal 
Sac, who d. 18 Jan., 1782;. cf Six discourses 
delivered by Sir J. Pringle, Bart., (1783), p. 
xxiij Gent Mag., liii, pt. ii, 602, (1783). 

OLIVEE, Eev. George, D.D., Canon of the 
Diocese of Plymouth, b. Newington Butts, 
London, 9 Feb., 1781. d. St. Nicholas Priory 
Exeter, 23 Mch., 1861. bur. Chapel of the 
Priory, 2 Apl. cf Gent. Mag., x, 575-77, 
(1861) ; K and Q., 2 S., ix, 514, (1860). 
Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Devon, etc. [By 
the Eev. J. P. Jones, q.v., and George Oliver,] 
1828, 120.— Another g^ -^^^^^ Nichols, 1844 
3 vols., 80., 20/-.— New ed. Exeter, W.. Pollard, 
1862, 2 vols., 80., 21/-. 

Collections towards illustrating the biography 
of the Scotch, English, and Irish Members of the 
Society of Jesus. By the Eev. Dr. Ohver St 
Nicholas' Priory, Exeter. Lond,, Charies Dolman! 
61, New Bond Street, 1845, 8o., pp. 282. 

Note.— An interleaved copy of this wori, with 
numerous corrections and additional notes by Mr. Tiernev 
and notes and transcripts by W. B. Turnbull, Esq., is 
now penes the Bishop of Southwark. 

Monasticon Dioecesis Exoniensis, being a col- 
lection of records and instruments illustrating 
the ancient conventual, collegiate and eleemosy- 
narjr foundations in the counties of Cornwall 
and Devon, with historical notices and a supple- 
ment comprising a list of the dedications of 
churches m the diocese, an amended edition of 
*^^J^^?;tio^ of Pope Nicholas, and an abstract 
of the Chantry EoUs. By G. Oliver, D.D. 2 
plaUs of illwmtnated letters and 3 plates of seals. 



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OLrVEE, Rev. Geoboe. (Oon.). 

Exeter, P. A. Hannaford; Lond., Longman 
1846, fol. Title, dedication, preface, analytical 
table of contents, corrigenda, list of subscribers, 
pp. i-xxiv, monasticon and supplement! pp. 
1-493,80/-. ^^ 

Additional Supplement to the Monasticon 
Dioecesis Exoniensis, with a map of the diocese, 
deaneries and sites of religious houses. By G. 
Oliver, D.D. Exeter, A. Holden; Lond., Nattali 
and Bond, 1854, fol. Title, contents and list of 
subscribers, 2 leaves, Additional Supplement, 
pp. 1-38, 12/6. 

Note. — The whole work bound together was pub- 
ished at 105/-. 

Collections illustrating the History of the 
Catholic Religion in the counties of Cornwall, 
Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Wilts and Gloucester. 
In two parts., historical and biographical. With 
notices of the Dominican, Benedictine and Fran- 
ciscan Orders in England. By the. Very Eev. 
George Oliver, D.D., Canon of the Diocese of 
Plymouth. Lond., Charles Dolman, 1857, 8"., 
pp. vii and 576, 12/-. 

Note. — Some of the M88. of this work are in the 
Camb. Univ. Lib., Mm., yi, 40, others are at Stonyhurst 
College. 

Lives of the Bishops of Exeter and a history 
of the cathedral, with an illustrative appendix. 
By Rev. G. Oliver. Exeter, Will Roberts, 1861, 
8"., pp. xvi and 503, 16/-. 

Merrye Englande [A Cornish Story.] Catholic 
Mag., ii, 353-68, etc., (1838), iii, 183-91, etc., 
(1839). 

Note. — The .story is relative to the Tregians and 
other families and is compiled from M8S. sources. 

List of Priors and Extracts from the Calendar 
of Tywardreath Priory, Cornwall. Collect. Topog. 
et Geneal., iii, 106-111. 

Arundelliana. ib., iii, 389-95. 

Will of Dame Jane Chamond. ib., iv, 172-74. 

Will of Thomas Arundell, of Talferne. ib., 
iv, 174-76. 

Will of John Arundell, of Talferne. ib., iv, 
176-77. 

Document relating to Lands in Cornwall. 
Archceol. Journ., vi, 393, (1849). 

OLIVER, Rev. John. 

A Present for Teeming Women ; or scripture 
directions for women with child, how to prepare 
for the houre of travel. Written first for the 
private use of a gentlewoman of quality in the 
West, and now published for the common good. 
By John Oliver, less than the least of all saints. 



OLIVEB, Eev. Johk. (Oon.). 

Lond., printed by Sarah Griffin for Mary Roth- 
well, at the Fountain and Bear, in Cheapside, 
1663, 80. 

Note, — Title, dedication to Mrs. Bridget Seymour of 
Hanford-house, in the county of Dorset, to the Eeader, 
a prayer before child-birth, contents, and to Eeader, 15 
leaves, A Present, pp. 1-144. This work is erroneously 
attributed to the Eev. Will. Oliver, of Launoeaton, (who 
d. 1681), in 8. Palmer's Nonconformist's Memorial. 

OLIVER, John Cardell (son of Robert Sidney 
Oliver), b. Newquay, 21 Aug., 1844. 

Guide to Newquay and neighbourhood includ- 
ing Perran and Bedruthen Steps. Map. By J. 0. 
Opiver.] Truro, W. Lake, BosCawen St., 1872, 
8"., pp. 33. 

The Cornish Pilchard Fishery. By J. C. 
Opiver.] Truro, W. Lake, Boscawen St., 1872, 
80., pp. 8, 2d. 

OLIVER, Thomas. 

Deed of Confirmation from Thomas OUver, of 
Morwell, Cornwall, to John Yvan, and Agnes, 
his wife, of a tenement in Milbrook, 1536. MS. 
On Sale at T. Thorpes, 1836. 

OLIVER, Rev. William, M. A. Chaplain FeUow 
of Ex. Coll. by order of Parliamentary Visitors, 
1650-54, Minister at Launceston; Ejected by 
Act of Uniformity, 1662 ; Master of Grammar 
School, Launceston. b. Cornwall, 27 Dec, 
1627. d. 6 July, 1681. cf. S. Palmer's Non- 
conformist's Memorial, (1775), i, 280, where he 
is called John Oliver, and the work given 
under that name is attributed to him. 

OLIVER, William, M.A., M.D., F.R.S., of the 
family of Trevarnoe, in Sithney. Came to 
England in WUl. Ill army, 1688; Licentiate 
of College of Physicians of London, 30 Sept., 
1692 ; Physician to the Red Squadron, 1693- 
1702: Physician to Hospital for Sick and 
Wounded Seamen at Chatham, 1709-14; 
Physician to. the Royal Hospital at Greenwich, 
1714-16. d. Greenwich, 4 ApL, 1716. bm. 
Abbey Church, Bath, where is Monu. cf. Will. 
Munk's Boll of Physicians, (1861), i, 452 ; John 
Briiton's Hist, of Bath Abbey Church, (1825), 
p. 91. 

A practical essay on fevers containing remarks 
on the hot and cool methods of their cure wherein 
the first is rejected and the last recommended. 
To which is annex'd a dissertation on the Bath 
Waters. By W. Oliver, M.D. Lond., printed for 
T. Goodwin, at the Queen's Head, against St. 
Dunstan's Church, in Fleet St., 1704, 12o. Title 
and contents, 2 leaves, preface, pp. i-xxxii, a 
practical essay, pp. 1-201, a dissertation, pp. 
202-88. 



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OLIVEB, William, M.A., M.D. (Con.)- 

A letter to Dr. OKver desiring him to recon- 
cile some few of the contradictory assertions in 
Ids essay on feavers. [Lond.,] printed for A. 
Baldwin, in Warwick Lane, 1704, 4"., pp. 8, 2d. 

A practical dissertation on Bath Waters... to 
which is added a relation of a very extraordinary 
sleeper near Bath. By W. Oliver, M.D. Lond., 
printed for A. Bell, at the Bible and Cross Keys, 
in CornhUl, 1707, 8^. Title, dedication, intro- 
duction, contents, 8 leaves, Practical Dissertation, 
pp. 1-112, Eelation of a very extraordinary 
sleeper, pp. 113-36. 

A Practical Dissertation on the Bath Waters 
...To which is added A Eelation of an extrar 
ordinary sleepy person, etc. Designed for the 
use of the nobility, gentry, etc., who resort to 
Bath. Lond., printed by J. Darby, in Bartholo- 
mew Close, for Henry Hammond, bookseller, in 
Bath, 1719, 80., pp. viii and 168. 

A relation of a very extraordinary sleeper, 

timuel Chilton,] at Tinsbury, (sic) near Batk 
ith a dissertation on the doctrine of sensation, 
the powers of the soul and its several operar 
tions. Together with physical causes assigned 
for this strange phaenomenon. By W. Oliver, 
M.D. Lond., printed for A. Bell, at the Bible 
and Cross Keys, in Comhill, 1707, 8"., pp. 24. 

A relation of an extraordinary sleepy person, 
at Tinsbury, (sic) near Bath. By W. Oliver, M.D. 
Lond., printed by J. Darby, in Bartholomew- 
Close, for Henry Hammond, bookseller, in Bath, 
1719, 80., pp. 28. 

Experiments of sinking a bottle close corked 
under vai-ious depths of water. Extracts of 
Letters from Dr. W. Oliver, communicated by 
Walter Moyle. Philos. Trans., xvii, 908-912, 
(] 694) ; Air., ii, 305. 

Remarks in a late journey into Denmark and 
HoUand. ib., xxiii, 1400-1410, (1703). 

A letter concerning a calenture, ib., xxiv, 
1562-64, (1704). , 

A letter concerning the Jesuit's Bark, ih., 
xxiv, 1596. 

Note. — There are duplicate pages here in the Philos. 
Trans, from 1565 to 1603. 

A relation of an extraordinary sleepy person at 
Tinsbury, (sic) near Bath, ib., xxiv, 2177-82. 



Eules for health, by Dr. Oliver. Br. 
Addit. MSS., 1770, art. 4. 

Letter from W. Oliver to Sir Hans Sloane, 
1703. ib., 4054, art. 1225. 

OLIVEE, William, M.D., F.E.S. 5. Ludgvan 
d. Bath, 17 Mch., 1764. bw. Abbey Church, 
Bath. cf. Bev. Job Orion's Letters (1800), ii, 
296 ; Life and Times of Countess of Hwnting- 



OLIVEE, William, M.D. (Oon.). 

don, (1841), i, 450-51 ; John Britton's Hist, of 
Bath Abbey Church, (1825), pp. 92, 98 ; NichoU 
lAt. Anecdotes, ii, 276, iii, 144, 636, v, 292, 
581 ; Bose; Gent. Mag., xxxiv, 147, (1764). 

Mjrra, a pastoral dialogue, sacred to the memory 
of a lady who died Dec. 29, 1753, aged 25. By 
W. Oliver, M.D. Bath, T. Boddely, 1753, fol. 

A practical essay on the use and abuse of 
warm bathing in gouty cases. By W. Oliver, 
M.D., of Bath. Bath, printed by T. Boddely, 
1751, 40., pp. 68, 2/-.— 3rd ed. 1764^ 4o. 

Practical Reflections on the uses and abuses 
of Bath Waters... By Will. Baylies, M.D. Lond., 
printed for A. Millar, in the Strand, 1757, 80., 
pp. xxxii and 254. 

Note. — Eefers to the previous work by Dr. Oliver. 

Letters of Dr. Lucas and Dr. Oliver, oc- 
casioned by a physical confederacy discovered in 
Bath. Lond., printed by E. Griffith, 1757, 85., 
pp. 23, 6d. 

Note. — Contain two letters from Dr. Lucas and one 
from Dr. Oliver. 

A narrative of facts demonstrating the actual 
existence and true cause of that physical con- 
federacy in Bath, made known to the public in 
the printed letters of Dr. Lucas and Dr. Oliver. 
By William Baylies, M.D. Bath, printed in the 
year 1757, and sold Jjy James Leake, sm. 4"., 
pp. vi and 53, 6d. 

Note.— 1/. Oent. Mag., Ivii, pt. ii, 837-38, (1787). 

A short answer to a set of queries annexed to 
an historical account of the rise, progress and 
mangement of the General Hospital or Infir- 
mary in the City of Bath. By A Governor of 
the said charity. [Bath, 1759,] 80., pp. 16. 

Note. — This is reprinted with the following work, 
Dr. Oliver is frequently spoken of in both publications. 

A full reply to a pamphlet entitled A Short ■ 
Answer to a set of queries directed to the prin- 
cipal conductors of the General Hospital or In- 
firmary in the city of Bath. By WiU. Baylies, 
M.D. Lond., printed for A. Millar, 1759, 8°., 
a full reply, pp. 84, a short answer, pp. 16. 

A faint sketch of the life, character and man- 
ners of the late Mr. Nash. [By W. Oliver, M.D.] 
Bath, printed for John Keene, in King's-mead- 
Street. n.d., [1761,] 4°., pp. 8, 3d. 

Note.— Eeprinted in Eev. Ed. Warner's Hist, of 
Bath, (1801), pp. 870-71. 

The description of Bath, a poem humbly in- 
scribed to... the Princess Amelia... by Mrs. Mary 
Chandler. 8th ed. Lond., printed for H. Leake, ' 
1767, 80. , 

Note.— Contains verses "To Dr. X>liver, who cor- 
rected my Bath Poem, pp. 18-20." 



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OLIVEB, WiLLiiM, M.D. (Con.J. 

The new prose Bath Guide for the year 1778 
...By the Author of A Year's Journey through 
Trance and Spain, [i.e., PhUip Thicknesse.] 
Lond., 1778, sm. 4o. 

Note. — Contains p. 33 " Lines to the memory of 
Ealpli Thiolmesse, by Dr. Oliver." 

The Valetudinarian's Bath Guide; or the 
means of obtaining long life and health. Dedi- 
cated to Edward, Lord Thurlow...By Philip 
Thicknesse. 2nd ed. Lond., printed for Dodsley, 
in Pall Mall... 1780, 8°. 

Note. — Chap, vii, pp. 30-39 consists of "Remarks 
on Dr. Oliver's Essay on the use and abuse of warm 
bathing in gouty cases." 



Partium genitalium^ in muliere structura 
prseternaturalis. Philos. Trans., xxxii, 413-18, 
(1723). 

An account of some cases of dropsies cured 
hy sweet oil. ib., xlix, 46-48, (1755). 

Letters from Dr. OUver to Dr. Doddridge. 
lAfe and Correspondence of Rev. Philip Doddridge, 
(1831), iv, 223-25, 302-304, v, 66-67, 126-29. 

Letters from Stephen Duck to Dr. Oliver, 
1740 and 1752. European Mag., xxvii, 80, (1795), 
xxviii, 79, (1795). 

Letters to and from Dr. Oliver and Dr. WiUiam 
Borlase. M8S. penes W. 0. Borlase, Esq., Castle- 
horneck 

Letter from A. Pope to Dr. Oliver, dated 
Oct. 8, 1740, with Dr. Oliver's reply. MSS. 
ipenes Mr. H. G. Bohn; Printed in Bolt. Carruthsrd 
Life of A. Pope, (Bohn's Illustrated Lib., 1857,) 
pp. 173-74. cf also p. 176. 

Letter of Dr. W. Oliver to Dr. Ward, 
respecting two Eoman Altars dug up at Bath. 
Dated 24 June, 1755. Br. Museum, Addit. MSS., 
6181, f 63. 

Three letters of Dr. W. Oliver to Dr. Jurm, 
dated Bath, 1729-36. MSS. penes Royal Soc. , 

OMEGA, pseud^, i.e., Piatt, Eev. E. 

ONESIPHOEUS. pseud., i.e. 

A PubKc Call on the Eev. C. V. Le Grice, 
(1824), q.i). 



•OPIE, Amelia (only child of Jas. Alderson, 
M.b., and 2nd wife of John Opie.) h. Calvert St., 
Norwich, 12 Nov., 1769. ma/r. St. Marylebone 
Church, 8 May, 1798. d. Castle Meadow, 
Norwich, 2 Dec, 1853. bur. Friends' Burying 
Ground, Gildencroft, 9 Dec. 
Memorials of the life of Amelia Opie, selected 
and arranged from her letters, diaries, and other 
manuscripts. Portrait. By Cecilia Lucy Bright- 



OPIE, Amelia, fqon.). 

well. Norwich, Fletcher and Alexander, [printed.] 
Lond., Longman, 1854, 8"., pp. xii and 409, 10/6. 

Note. — The account of John Opie is contained in 
pp. 62-136, Of Mrs. Opie's visit to CornwaU, (20 Sept., 
1832 to 29 Apl., 1833), in pp. 286-301. Thereis a detailed 
account of Mr. and Mrs. Opie's visit to Paris in 1802, 
in pp. 98-117. 

Lays for the Dead. By Amelia Opie. Lond., 
Longman. [Norwich, printed by Wilkin and 
Fletcher,] 1833, 12"., pp. viii and 144. 

Note. — Many of these were written during Mrs. 
Opie's residence in Cornwall in 1832-33. The volume 
contains besides the poems subsequently mentioned. 

Epitaph on a mother and daughter, relations of 
mine, who died at Penzance within a short time of each 
other, pp. 72-73. 

Sketch of St. Michael's Mount gratefully inscribed 
to Lord De Dunstanville and Sir John St. Aubyn, Bart., 
pp. 121-44. 

To Mr. Opie, on his having painted for me a 
picture of Mrs. Twiss, signed "A. Opie, 1799." 
Annual Anthology, i, 38, (1799). Eeprinted in 
Lays for the Dead, (1834), pp. 97-98. 

The Shipwreck. Verses. The Amethyst. {Edin- 
burgh, W. Oliphaunt and Son), 1834, pp. 151-53 ; 
also in Lays for the Dead, (1833), pp. 37-39-. 

Note. — On the loss of a brig, (name unknown), on 
the Eundlestone Eock, 11 Mch., 1833. This occurrence 
took place whilst Mrs. Opie was on a visit to Penzance. 
cf. also Weskyan Methodist Mag., Ivi, 903-904, (1833). 

OPIE, Edward (eld. son of Edward Opie, who d. St. 
Agnes, 19 Nov., 1870, and great nephew of John 
Opie, R.A.) Portrait and Genr6 Painter, b. 
St. Agnes, 29 July, 1810. Now resident at 5j 
Braidwood Terrace, Plymouth, cf. Polwhele's 
Biog. Sketches, ii, 125, 128-30; 0. L. Bright- 
well's Memorials of Life of Amelia Opie, (1854), 
p. 289. 

OPIE, Eev. John (Zrd son of Nicholas Opie, 
who d. 1662). E. of St. Breock. d. 1690. 

Papers relating to a dispute between James 
Eossington, John Opie, and Bishop Sparrow, 
about institution to the rectory of St. Breock, 
1671-72. Tanner MSS., 141, art. 53-60. 

OPIE, Capt. John, of Cornwall? 

Capt. Opie's appeal against the illegal pro- 
ceedings of Vice Admiral Mathews, To the 
late Lord Commissioners for executing the 
office of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain, 
etc., etc. To which is annexed two letters that 
passed between, Captain Opie and Mr. Corbett, 
Secretary of the Admiralty... Lond., printed for 
Mr. Cooper, in Pater-noster-row, 1745, 4"., pp. 
viii and 50. 



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OPIB, Capt. John. (Con.). 

Note. — Capt. John Opie, of H.M. Hospital Ship 
Sutherland, was tried by Court Martial and dismissed 
his ship by orders of Vice Admiral Mathews, on 24 
June, 1743, in Hieres-Bay, the alleged offences being 
that the Master of the Sutherland had assaulted him 
and he had not resented the offence. 

OPIE, John, R A. (son of William ? and Mary 
Opie). Came to London, 25 Nov., 1782; Pro- 
fessor in Painting to the Royal Academy, 1 805. 
b. Harmony Cot, St. Agnes, May, 1761, [but 
no entry ,in register.] d. 8, Bemers St., 
London, 9 ApL, 1807. bur. St. Paul's Cathe- 
dral, 20 Apl. cf. H. JFalpole's Letters (Cun- 
ningham's ed.), viii, 156; Recollections of John 
Adolphus, (1871), p. 246 ; /. T. Smith's Booh 
for a Rainy Day, (1861), p. 82 ; /. T. Smith's 
Life of JVolleJcens, (1829), ii, 286-90, 361-63; 
Records of My Life. By John Taylor, Author of 
Monsieur Tonson, (1832), i, 258, 295-305, ii, 
12, 236 ; Mems. of Life of Sir Jas. Mackintosh, 
(1835), ii, 28-31 ; Tom TayWs Life of B. R. 
Eaydon, (1853), i, 66; Diary of H. Crabh 
Robinson, (1^69), i, 328, 429, ii, 277, 294, 412; 
IF. Sandhy's Hist, of Roy. Academy, (1863), i, 
195-99; 0. F. JVaageris Woi-hs of Arts and 
Artists in England, (1833), iii, 45 ; M. Pilhing- 
ton's Diet, of Painters, (1852), p. 385; John 
Young's Oat. of Pictures by British Artists in 
thepossession of Sir J. F. Leicester, Bart., (1821), 
pp. 3, 7, 25 ; R. and S. Redgrave's Oentury of 
Painters, (1866), i, 321-36; James B. Hobbes' 
Picture OoUector's Manual, (1849), i, 311, ii, 
179, 445, 497, 564, 631, 639 ; Michael Bryan's 
Diet, of Painters, (1816), pp. 141-42 ; Shear- 
jashub Spooner's Diet, of Painters, (1853), pp. 
630-31 ; 'Allan Ounningham's Lives of British 
Painters, (Family Lib., vol. xj, pp. 180-213; 
0. R. Leslie's Handbook for Young Painters, 
(1870), preface, p. v, pp. 64-69, 145-46, 182- 
83; Library of the Fine Arts, (Loud., 1832, 
8«;, iv, 28 ; F. P. Seguier's Did. of Works of 
-Painters, (1870), pp. 143-44; The Artist, 
(1809), No. i, p. 13, No. vii, pp. 2-14; The 
Works of Peter Pindar, (1809), i, 43, (in Lyric 
Odes to the Royal Academicians, No. iii; ; G. 
G. Cunningham's Lives of Eminent Englishmen, 
viii, 137-40; R. Polwhele's Biog. Sketches, ii, 
113-28; Life of Lloyd, First Lord Kenyon, 
(1873), pp. 400-401; T. P. Grinsteds Last 
Homes of Departed Genius, (1867), p. 83 ; Will.' 
HazUtts Conversations of Jas. Northcote, (1830), 
pp. 26-27, 46, 143, 250, 258; Memoirs and 
Recollections of late A. Raimbach, (1843), pp. 
30, 50; Jas. Northcote's Life of Sir Joshua 
Reynolds, (1818), ii, 126-29, 169-70; Tom 
Taylor's life of Sir Joshua Reynolds, (1865'), i 
300, 303, 418-19, ii, 341-42, 366, 408, 410 
437-38, 467, 487, 505, 506, 535, 583, 599^ 
634; Croker's BosweU's Johnson, (1847), 777; 



OPIB, John, B.A. (Con.). 

John Knowles' Life of Hen. Fuseli, (1831), i, 
194-96, 285, 348; Gent. Mag., Iv, 1008,- 
1785, (where he is stated to have d. at Mary- 
lebone, 25 Nov., 1785;, Iviii, 672, 873, 1044, ' 
(1 788), Ixxvii, 387 ; European Mag., xxxiv, 
219, (1798); Literary Panorama, ii, 629-32, 
872,(1807); Public Characters, 1798-99, pp. 
563-66; Georgian Era, (1834), iv, 117; Rose; 
Penny Cyclop. ; English Cyclop. ; N. and Q., 2 
S., vii, 280, 381-82, (1859) ; 3 S., xii, 462, 
(1867); Annual Biography, iv, 303; The 
Cornish Banner, (1847), pp. 359-62, 487-90; 
Memoirs of Thos. Holcroft, (1852), ii, 190, 195- 
97, 203, 207, 213, 220, 222, 233, 235, 250- 
59. 

An Act to dissolve the marriage of John Opie, 
Esquire, with Mary Bunn, his now wife, and to 
enable him to marry again, and for other pur- 
poses therein mentioned, n.p. or printet's name, 
1796, fol., pp. 4. 

Note. — John Opie m. Mary Bunn, 4th Deo., 1782, 
at St. Martin's in the Fields, she, however, eloped with 
John Edwards, Esq., in May, 1795, and an action being 
brought against him by her husband in the Court of King's 
Bench, at Westminster, in Easter Term, 1796, judgment 
was obtained against him. A Libel was also exhibited 
in the Consistory Court of the Bishop of London, and 
a definite sentence of divorce obtained against Mary 
Opie. 

Macklin's British Poets. [A series of prints 
from pictures painted by British Artists, engraved 
by F. Bartolozzi and others, with letter press 
explanatory of the subjects. Published by Thomas 
Macklin,] Nos. i-vi. Lond., 1788-99, obi. fol. 

Note. — In Nos. iii and v are the following engravings 
by F. Bartolozzi from paintings by J. Opie : 

The freeing of Amoret, from Spenser's Fairie 
Queen, book iii, canto 12. 

Damon and Musidora, from Thomson's Summer. 

Henry and Emma, from Prior's Henry and Emma. 

Macklin's Bible. [A series of prints from pic- 
tures painted by British Artists, with letter press 
explanatory of the subjects. Published byThomas 
Macklin.] Lond., 1790-93, obi. fol. 

Note. — Contains the following engravings from 
paintings by J. Opie : 

The sacrifice of Jephthah's daughter. 
The presentation in the Temple. 
Judith attiring. 
The Lord of the Vineyard, 

Delices de la Grande Bretagne [Views in Great 
Britain from paintings by the most eminent ar- 
tists.] Engraved and published by William 
Birch, Enamel Painter, Hampstead Heath. Sold 
by Edwards, Pall Mall, 1791, obi. 40. 

Note.. — Contains St. Michael's Mount, Cornwall, 
painted by J. Opie, E.A., and engraved by W. Birch. 
Published Nov. 1, 1788. The original (the size of which 
is 4'4 by 3-4), was painted in 1785, and was in the 
possession of Sir John St. Aubyn. 



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OPIE, John, E.A. (Con.). 

..-^^^^^^V^^on of several pictures presented to 
the Corporation of the City of London, by John 
Boydell, Alderman of the Ward of Cheap, and 
placed m the Common Council Chamber of the 
Uty. Lond., printed in the year 1794, sm 40 
pp. 32, 6d. J , ; 

by J^Opfe"*^"''**^''^ account of the following paintings 
The Murder of David Eizzio, p. 1? 
The Murder of James I, King of Scotland, p. 29. 

A Gentleman's and Connoisseur's Dictionary 
?r Painters... By the Eev. Matthew PUkineton, 
M.A. [Ed. by John Wolcot.l Lond., 1798, 2 
vols., 40. J > > 

Note —The Life of Sir Joshua Eeynolds in ii, 812- 
20, IS by J. Opie. 

On the proposal for erecting a public memorial 
of the naval glory of Great Britain. Letter signed 
J. Opie. In Prince Hoare's An Inquiry into the 
requisite cultivation and present state of the 
Art of Design in England, (1806), pp. 43-53 • 
Lectures on Painting, (1809), pp. 167-78- 
Library of the Fine Arts, (1832), App., vol. iv' 

Note.— This letter originally appeared in The Tme 
Bnton in 1800. 

A Collection of prints from pictures painted 
for the purpose of illustrating the dramatic works 
of Shakspeare, by the Artists of Great Britain. 
Lond., published by J. and J. Boydell, 1803, 2 
vols., fol. 

Note. — Contains the following engravings by Simon, 
Thew, Playter, and Pacius, from Painting by J. Opie : 

Vol. i, Plate No. xxxiii, Winter's Tale, Act ii, scene 
iii, A Palace. 

Vol. ii, Plate xiii. First part of King Henry VI, Act 
ii, scene iii, The Countess of Auverne'4 Castle. 

Vol. ii, Plate xvi. Second part of King Henry VI, 
Act i, scene iv. 

Vol. ii, Plate xxiii, Timon of Athens, Act iv, scene iU. 

Vol. ii, Plate xlii, Borneo and Juliet, Act iv, scene v. 
Juliet on her bed. 

The Artist, a collection of essays relative to 
painting, poetry, sculpture, architecture, the 
drama, discoveries of science and various other 
subjects. Edited by Prince Hoare. Lond., printed 
by Mercier and Chervet, for John Murray, 32, 
Fleet Street, 1809-10, 2 vols., 40., 15/-. 

Note. — The dedication to the 7th No., Saturday, 
Apl. 25, 1807, is as foUowS " To the memory of J. Opie, 
the Vnth Number of The Artist is inscribed amidst the 
united sorrow, affection and respect of those who were 
his associates in the present undertaking ; the friends of 
his private life and admirers of his professional emin- 
ence." The number contains the following articles : 

Memoir of J. Opie. By P. Hoare, pp. 2-14. 

Mr. Opie as a Painter. By B. West, pp. 15-18. 

John Opie, Esq., B.A. By J. Northoote, pp. 18-20. 



OPIE, John, E.A. (Gon.). 

nn 20 M^'p " *? *?l ^^^0^ of Opie. By M. A. Shee, 
ny216-17 ^^^^"^ ''' °- ^- Cfill'^t's Cornwall, (1820), 

Sketch of J. Opie. By E. Inohbald, pp. 22-23. 

J ■ Opie as an Academician. Ey J. Boaden, pp. 24-26. 

On composition in painting. (Fragment). 

Lectures on Painting delivered at the Eoyal 
Academy of Arts, with a letter on the proposal 
for a public memorial of The Naval Glory of 
Great Britain, by the late John Opie, Esq., Pro- 
fessor m Painting to the Eoyal Academy. To 
which are prefixed A Memoir by Mrs. Opie, and 
other accounts of Mr. Opie's talents and char- 
acter. Portrait. Lond., printed for Longman, 

_ Note.— Title, 1 leaf. To the. Eeader, signed Amelia 
Opie, pp 1-11, hst of subscribers, pp. iii-vi, memoir 
addressed to Prince Hoare, Esq., and Signed A. Opie, 
pp. 1-54, reprint of the seventh number of The Artist, 
pp. 55-80, epitaph on John Opie, Esq., E.A., by John 
Taylor p. »80, Note signed P. Hoare, p. 81, lectures, 
pp. 1-166, letter addressed to the editor of The True 
Bnton on the proposal for erecting a pubUc memorial 
of The Naval Glory of Great Britain, signed J. Opie, 
pp. 167-78, index, pp. 179-86, 

Lectures on Painting... By J. O^ie... Portrait. 
Also a Letter on the proposal for a public 
memorial of the naval glory of Great Britain. 
Lond., published by M. Arnold, 1832, S"., pp. 64. 

Note.— These Lectures form An Appendix to vol. 
IV, of "Library of The Fine Arts." Lond., 1832, 8°. 

Lectures on painting by the Eoyal Academi- 
cians, Barry, Opie and Fuseli. Edited by Ealph 
K Wornum. [Bohn's Scientific Library.] Lond., 
H. G. Bohn, 1848, 80., pp. iv and 567. 

Note.— Opie's Lectures are comprised in pp. 237- 
336, and there is a biographical notice in pp. 46-48. 

The History of England from the invasion of 
Julius Csesar to the revolution in 1688. By 
David Hume. Lond., printed by T. Bensley, for 
Eobert Bowyer, Pall Mall, 1806, 10 vols., fol., 
and 1 vol. of plates. 

Note.— The paintings by J. Opie, mentioned in this 
work, are those given in the next article. 

The Catalogue of all that superb collection of 
paintings, known as the Historic Gallery... the 
genuine works of the most esteemed British 
Artists, whose whole mind and talents were 
called forth under the auspices of Mr. Bowyer 
to illustrate . . . Hume's History of England, namely, 
Benjamin West, Esq.,P.E. A, J. Opie, E. A. . . which 
will be sold by auction by Peter Coxe...at Mr. 
Squibb's Great Eoom, Saville Passage, on Friday, 
May 29, 1807.. .[Lond., J. Smeeton, Printer, 148, 



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416 



OSLEE. 



OPIE, John, E.A. (Cmi.). 

St. Martin's Lane.] «.d, [1807,] S". Conditions 
and Advertisement, pp. ii-iv, Catalogue, pp. 5- 
35. South Kensington Museum. 

NoiE.— J. Opie's paintings were : First Day's Sale, 

54, Joan of Arc declaring her Mission. 

55, Baliol surrendering the Crown to Edward I. 

60, Coronation of Henry YI. 

61, Lady Elizabeth Gray and Edward IV. 
Second Day's Sale, 

48, Mary, Queen of James 11, secretly embarking at 

Gravesend. 

49, Assassination of Becket. 

50, Seizing of Mortimer. 

52, Death of Archbishop Sharp. 

53, Duke of York, brother to Edward the Fifth, 
resigned by the Queen. 

54, Boadicea haranguing the Britons. . 

55, Mary, Queen of Scots, pre-rious to her execution. 

The Catalogue of all the valuable finished and 
unfinished works of the late John Opie, Esq., 
E.A., and Professor of Painting, which remained 
by him at the time of his decease, comprising 
several of his best performances in historical, 
fancy and other subjects of singular beauty and 
perfection ; a few works of the ancient masters 
and also that celebrated performance, The 
Laughing Girl, from the pencil of Sir Joshua 
Eeynolds. Together with a collection of loose 
prints from the ancient and modern masters, 
which wiU be sold by auction by Peter Coxe, on 
the premises. No. 8, Berners Street, Oxford 
Street, on Saturday, the 6th day of June, 1807, 
at Twelve o'clock, by order of the Administratrix, 
without reserve. May be viewed three days pre- 
ceding the sale, when catalogues at one shilling 
each maybe had on the premises... [Lond., J. 
Smeeton, Printer, 148, St. Martin's Lane.] n.d., 
[1807,] 8"., Conditions and Advertisement, pp. 
ii-iv. Catalogue, pp. 8-9. South Kensington Museum, 
with prices inpmcil. 

A portrait recommended to Opie's pencil. 
Gent. Mag., Iviii, pt. ii, 672, (1788). cf. also pp. 
873-74. 

To Peter Pindar, Esq., on seeing his portrait, 
[by J. Opie,] in two historical paintings. Verses. 
ih., Iviii, pt. ii, 1044. 

OPIE, Thomas Trezise (3rd son of Edward Opie, 
who d. St. Agnes, 1870, and great Nephew of 
the Painter), b. St. Agnes, Feb., 1818. Now 
resident at St. Agnes, cf. G. L. Bright^ 
Memmials of Amelia Ojne, (1854), p. 300. 

GEAM, John, H.M. Dock Yard, Devonport. 

Improved window frame and sashes. Bep. 
B.C.F.Soc, 1851, pp. 44-45. 

Perpetual Almanac, ib., 1852, p. 108. 

OEMOND, (Thomas Butler), 7th Earl of (3rd 
son of James Butler, ith Karl), d. 1515. 



OEMOND, 7th Eael of. (Con.). 

Eegister Book of the Eentals of various 
Manors in Devon, Somerset and Cornwall, be- 
longing to the Earl of Ormonde, and Anne, his 
wife, daughter and coheir of Sir W. Hankeford, 
Knt., 1478. Sold at T. Thorpe's, 1843, now Br. 
Museum, Jddit. MSS., 15,761, fol. 

Note. — The Cornish Manors mentioned are Knole, 
in Pownstoke, and Eilkhamptone. 

OETON FAMILY, of Truro. 
Descent of Orton. Earl. MSS., 1417, art. 61. 

OSBOEN, Eev. John. b. Sleechcoombe, Corn- 
wall, 30 May, 1811. d. Bisley, near Stroud, 
11 June, 1865. cf. Wesleyan Methodist Mag., 
Ixxxviii, 844, (1865), xci, 97-102, (1868). 

OSBOENE. See Leeds, Duke of. 

OSLEE, .Edward, F.L.S. (son of Edward and 
Mary Osier). House Surgeon, Swansea Infir- 
mary, 1819-25, Surgeon E.N., 1825. 6. Fal- 
mouth, 30 Jan., 1798. bapt. 26 Feb. d. Truro, 
7 Mch., 1863. hur. Kenwyn. 
The Voyage : a Poem written at sea and in 
the West Indies and illustrated by papers on 
Natural History. By E. Osier, F.L.S. Lond., 
Longman and Co; [Falmouth, printed by T. 
Trathan,] 1830, 12°., pp. 144. 

The life of Admiral Viscount ilxmouth. By 
E. Osier. Lond., Smith, Elder and Co., 1835, 
8°., pp. xvi and 448, 14/-. — A new and revised 
ed. Lend., Smith, Elder and Co., 1841, IS"., 
pp. xviiand399. — A new and revised ed. Lond., 
G. Eoutledge and Co., 1854, 8°., pp. xv and 
235, 2/6. 

The Life of Admiral Viscount Exmouth, the 
work of Edward Osier. Has translated from the 
second edition of the year 1841, A.V. With 2 
charts. St. Petersburg, in the printing office of 
the Ministry of Marine, 1857, 8". Title and 

contents, 2 leaves. The Life, pp<i^l83. 

t 

Note. — This work is entirely in the Eussian lan- 
guage, and the above is a literal translation of the title 
page. 

The church and dissent considered in their 
practical influence. By E. Osier, Formerly one 
of the surgeons to the Swansea Infirmary and 
Surgeon to the Swansea House of Industry. 
Lond., Smith, Elder and Co., 1836, 8o., pp. xii 
and 266, 1/-. 

Church and King, comprising, I. The Church 
and Dissent... II. The Church established on the 
Bible... III. The Catechism explained and illus- 
trated. ..IV. Psalms and hymns on the services 
and rites of the church. By E. Osier. Lond., 
printed by Smith, Elder and Co., 1836-37, fol. 

Note.— Brought out in 12 numbers, (Nov., 1836, to 
Aug., 1837), at 3d. each. 



OTES. 



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OXENHAM. 



OSLEE, Bdwaed, F.L.S. (Con.). 

The Cornwall Royal Gazette, Falmouth Packet 
and Plymouth Journal. Printed and published 
by Geo. Wilkinson Kneebone, Truro, 1841, fol., 
pp. 4, 4d. 

Note.— This paper was edited by E. Osier from 
about 1841 to 1863. 

The Packet Question. Falmouth or South- 
hampton. By E. Osier. Eeprinted from the 
Royal Cornwall Gazette at the desire of the 
Falmouth Harbour Committee. With Chart. 
Lond., Smith and Elder, 1844, 8"., pp. 32. 

History of the Cornwall Railway. By E. Osier. 
Eeprinted from the Royal Cornwall Gazette. 
Truro, printed by G. W. Kneebone, Cornwall 
Gazette Office, 1846, B". 

Lyra Eucharistica. . .Edited by Rev. Orby Ship- 
ley, M.A. 2nd Ed. Lond., Longman, 1864, 8o. 

Note.— Hymns, No. 104 and 170, in this collection 
are by E. Osier. 

The book of praise from the best English 
hymn writers, selected and arranged by Roundell 
Palmer. Macmillan and Co., London and Cain- 
bridge, 1865, 8«. 

Note.— Hymns Nos. 244, 282 and 294 in this collec- 
tion are by E. Osier. 

The Sarum Hymnal... Salisbury, W. P. Ayl- 
ward...Lond., Simpkin, 1869, 8o., 12/-. 

Note. — No. 227 in this collection is by E. Osier. 

The Hymnary. [Ed. by Rev. William Cooke 
and Rev. B. Webb.] Cond., Novello, Ewer and 
Co., n.d., [1872,] 8°. ^ 

Note.— Hymn No. 440 in this collection is by E. 
Osier. 

On burrowing and boring marine animals. 
Plates. PMlos. Trans., cxvi, pt. ii, 342-70, 1826; 
{Edinb. Jmurn. ScL, vi, 270-74, (1827) ; Bulletin 
Univ. des Sciences, Ferussac, xvii, (1829); Froriep, 
Mtizen, Erfurt, xvii,, col. 289-92, 1827.] 

Observations on the anatomy and habits of 
marine testaceous moUuscse, illustrative of their 
modes of feeding, ih., cxxii, 497-516, (1832). 

OSLER, Edwaed (nephew of the preceding). 

The Great Law from the French of Emile 
Souvestre. By E. 0[sler.] Helston Gram. School 
Mag., 1857-59, pp. 80-83. 

The Parchment of the Moorish Doctor from 
the French of E. Souvestre. By E. 0. ih., pp. 
118-21, 158-65. 

Sir Humphrey Gilbert. By E. 0. %b., pp. 
211-15. 

OTES, John. 

Letter from J. Otes to Mr. William Carnsewe, 
dated St. Ives, 1585. Printed in "Major Fran- 
cis' Smelting of Copper in Swansea," (1867), 
pp. 13-15. 



OUTHETT, John. 

A new Map of the County of Cornwall, divided 
into hundreds, exhibiting the mail, direct and 
principal cross roads, gentlemen' s seats, canals, &c. , 
&c. By John Outhett. Published 1 Nov., 1817, by 
Jas. Whittle and Richd. Holmes Laurie, No.- 53, 
Fleet St., London. Scale, ^ in. to 1 mUe. 

OVERSEER, An. pseid., i.e., Nicholls, Sir G. 

OWENS, Rev. Thomas. Wesleyan Minister, d. 

1808. 

A Sermon delivered at the funeral of Mr. 
John Reed, in the parish of Wendron, Sunday, 
24 July, 1803. By T. Owens, Methodist Preacher. 
Helston, W. Penaluna, 1803, 8"., pp. 20. 

OXLAND, Robert, F.G.S. (sonofRoU. OxlandJ. 

b. Portsmouth, 10 Aug., 1819. 

On dressing Tin Ores. Bep. Miners Assoc, of 
a and D., 1868, pp. 33-35. 

On a new Calciner for roasting Tin and other 
Ores. By R. Oxland and J. Hocking, Junr., 
(1868) ti.v. 

OXNAM, Rev. William, M.A., of Oriel Coll. 
Oxford (son of Mich. Oxnam who d. Penzance, 
25 Apl, 1793;. R. of St. Petrock's, Exeter, 
1803-44; Prebendary of Exeter, 23 Apl., 
1803-44; V. of Cornwood, 1824-44. J. Chapel 
St., Penzance, 18 Oct., 1771. d. Cornwood, 
Devon, 23 Feb., 1844. cf Gent. Mag., Ixvi, 
pt. i, 524, (1796), xxi, 659, (1844). 
A sermon preached at St. Peter's Cathedral, 
Exeter, on Thursday, the 22nd Oct., 1818, being 
the anniversary of the Diocesan Society for pro- 
moting Christian Knowledge, and published at 
the request of the general committee. By the 
Rev. W. Oxnam, A.M., Prebendary of the 
Cathedral and Rector of St. Petrock's, Exeter. 
Exeter, printed by T. Flindell, and published by 
Mr. Risdon, bookseller, 1818, B"., pp. 16. 

OXENHAM, Rev. William, M.A. (son of the 
preceding). Changed the spelling of the name 

to Oxenham in 18 . Assistant Master, 

Harrow, 1826 ; afterwards Lower Master. 6. 
1802. d. Reigate, 13 Oct., 1863. cf Gent. Mag., 
XV, 660, (1863). 

Death the Christian's gain, a sermon preached 
in Harrow Church, on Sunday evening, Oct. 6, 
1861, on occasion of the death of Rev. J. W. 
Cunningham, Vicar of Harrow. By the Rev. W. 
Oxenham, M.A., Second Master of Harrow 
School. Lond., J. Murray; Harrow, Winkley, 
High St., [printed.] n.d., [1861,] 12"., pp. 18. 

English notes for latin elegiacs... with prefa- 
tory rules of composition in elegiac metre. By 
• the Rev. W. Oxenham, M.A., Second Master of 
Harrow School. Lond., J. Murray,. 1842, 12"., 
pp. 186.— 4th ed. amended. Lond., 1862, 12o,, 
pp. 156. 

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